Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New year, marking the beginning of the High Holy Days. It is a time of reflection, renewal, prayer, and celebration for Jewish communities around the […]

National Payroll Week recognizes the important contributions of payroll professionals in supporting organizations, maintaining compliance with legislation, and contributing to a strong and well-functioning society.

Northumberland County Archives and Museum will be opening on September 18 and 19, 2026! Experience Gidinawendimin, an Indigenous-led exhibition honouring the beauty and depth of Michi Saagiig culture. Visit our Exhibitions page to […]

Yom Kippur is one of the holiest days in Judaism and is observed as a time of reflection, prayer, and reconciliation.

National Forest Week celebrates the importance of Canada’s forests and promotes awareness of their environmental, economic, cultural, and social value. The week encourages stewardship and sustainable forest management for the […]

Rail Safety Week raises awareness about the importance of rail safety and encourages the public to make informed, safe choices around railway tracks and crossings. To learn more, visit the […]

Gender Equality Week recognizes the importance of advancing gender equality and fostering inclusive, equitable communities for everyone.

British Home Child Day commemorates the children who came to Canada through British child migration programs and recognizes their contributions to the country’s history and development.

🚒 Meet your local first responders! 🚑  Join Northumberland County Archives and Museum for a fun, family friendly event. Meet local first responders, get up close with emergency vehicles, and […]

Event Details Since the inaugural day in 2021, Northumberland County has recognized September 30th as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. About National Day for Truth and Reconciliation September […]