Where heritage meets creativity. Watch artisans at work, explore traditional and contemporary craft, and discover the artistic traditions that shaped life in 19th-century New Brunswick. Click here for more information on this event.
Where heritage meets creativity. Watch artisans at work, explore traditional and contemporary craft, and discover the artistic traditions that shaped life in 19th-century New Brunswick. Click here for more information on this event.
Celebrate Canada Day the way it was meant to be: outdoors, together, and surrounded by the history and traditions that built this country.
Learn the art of quilting from the very first square. This beginner-level workshop will show you basic patchwork techniques, set in the perfect place to learn them.
Step into traditional village festivities: games, music, friendly competition, and all the bustle of a 19th-century summer celebration at Kings Landing. CLICK HERE for more information.
Step into traditional village festivities: games, music, friendly competition, and all the bustle of a 19th-century summer celebration at Kings Landing. CLICK HERE for more information.
Join us for a reading and signing with Andrea Bear Nicholas, Professor Emerita of Native Studies at St. Thomas University, for her new book Bilijk: A Documentary History of Kingsclear First Nation, 1783–1950 (Goose Lane Editions). Drawing on Oral Traditions, archival documents, paintings, maps, and photographs, Bilijk traces the history of the Kingsclear First Nation […]
Try your hand at traditional wood carving with guidance from skilled heritage craftspeople. Build something real using the tools and techniques of the 1800s.
Learn the practical art of rug braiding, a heritage craft built on upcycling and reuse, turning scraps and salvaged materials into something beautiful and lasting.
Honouring the legacy and stories of Black loyalists and settlers in New Brunswick. A day of reflection, learning, and celebration at Kings Landing with our friends from the New Brunswick Black History Society.
Honouring the legacy and stories of Black loyalists and settlers in New Brunswick. A day of reflection, learning, and celebration at Kings Landing with our friends from the New Brunswick Black History Society.
Free admission all day. Celebrate New Brunswick's story at the place that keeps it alive.
Discover the nearly lost art of straw braiding. Work with natural materials and learn techniques once common in every rural New Brunswick household.
Meet the animals, try your hand at farm chores, and discover what life on a 19th-century homestead really looked like.
Meet the animals, try your hand at farm chores, and discover what life on a 19th-century homestead really looked like.
Before electricity, there was candlelight. Dip and mold your own candles using traditional methods at Kings Landing.
Before freezers and grocery stores, survival meant preparation. Learn the time-tested techniques of preserving, pickling, and putting away that kept families fed through long New Brunswick winters.
Before freezers and grocery stores, survival meant preparation. Learn the time-tested techniques of preserving, pickling, and putting away that kept families fed through long New Brunswick winters.
Free admission for New Brunswick residents during Pass to the Past week. Pick up your Pass at your local library. It's your heritage, come experience it.
From fleece to fibre: learn to spin wool on a traditional wheel and connect with one of the most essential crafts of rural life.
Kings Landing is nestled along New Brunswick’s history-rich Saint John River, 20 Minutes West of Fredericton. More…
