Virtual Education Programs

Lang Pioneer Village Museum offers a variety of virtual outreach programs which will allow both classrooms and families to bring elements of our traditional education programming safely into their own classrooms and homes.

While fun and informative for all ages, these programs target Grade 3 Ontario curriculum objectives and are especially suited to children aged 7 and up.

Virtual Q & A with Museum Staff

Fee: $50

Spend 30-minutes engaging virtually with a costumed Museum staff member and have a live private tour of one of our historic buildings and its artifacts. Don't forget to bring your questions! Participants may select one of the following buildings as the location for their live chat:

  • Menie General Store - Interpretation highlights include artifacts in the 1800s and the importance of the General Store
  • Fife Cabin - Interpretation highlights include life as an early settler, key artifacts for survival in the 1820s
  • Samuel Lowry Weaver Shop - Interpretation highlights include life as a weaver, types of looms and how to weave
  • Register Print Shop - Interpretation highlights include the importance of the printer, printing technology in the 1880s

To book a Virtual Q & A, please contact our Visitor Experience Coordinator at experience@langpioneervillage.ca or by phone at 705-295-6694 ext. 5104.

Old Time Crafts & Cooks

FREE

Try your hand at traditional settler and First Nation crafts and recipes. A link to a pdf file with a list of the materials required as well as written instructions is included in the description of each video on YouTube.

A Settler's Experience

FREE

Experience Lang Pioneer Village Museum from the comfort and safety of your own learning environment with a virtual tour into some of the homes and businesses located within the historic Village.

Aabamnigaan: Looking Ahead

FREE

Discover the story of Nogojiwanong, now known as Peterborough County, from the 1800s and into the present.

A special thank you to our partners at Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First Nation for participating in this film as well as The County of Peterborough, Kawarthas Northumberland, the Government of Ontario and Peterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism for supporting this project. Creative by Impact Communications.

If you enjoyed our complimentary educational programming and would like to support the continuation and expansion of these programs at Lang Pioneer Village Museum, please consider donating by clicking on the button below. Thank you for your contribution!