On Now
These exhibits are currently on display at the King Heritage & Cultural Centre
Through the use of primary documents, original photographs and authentic artifacts, A Place to Call Home examines the history and heritage of King Township, on land originally occupied by Indigenous Peoples, up to the present day.
This long-term display hosts thematic pop-up exhibits throughout the year. The exhibition is located in the Walter Rolling Schoolhouse Gallery, formerly the Kinghorn one-room schoolhouse, S.S. #23, circa 1861.
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In late 2016, a collection of over 400 Canadian-themed pieces of Wedgwood was donated to the King Heritage & Cultural Centre (KHCC) by the Estate of the late Keith Alwyn McLeod (1935-2014). He acquired the ceramics over his lifetime, amassing what is arguably now the most complete collection of Canadian-themed Wedgwood in existence.
The KHCC is pleased to showcase pieces from this collection in a new exhibition case. The display will be updated 2-3 times per year so visit often to see new pieces.
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The King Heritage & Cultural Centre is pleased to present an art exhibition in celebration of PRIDE
Defined as “looking self-confidently good, acting in a self-empowered way, or doing something spectacular, especially in the face of some challenge”, the term slay was adopted by the LGBTQ+ community in the 1980s and has gained momentum every since.
The bold theme of this exhibition encourages artists to celebrate their PRIDE through art - be BOLD, be PLAYFUL, be SELF-CONFIDENT, be SELF-EMPOWERED, be SPECTACULAR - and show how you SLAY!
May 17 to July 12, 2025
Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm - included with regular admission
Coming Soon
These exhibits are coming soon to the King Heritage & Cultural Centre. Mark your calendars!
Out and About
King Heritage & Culture off-site exhibitions - within our community and beyond!
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In late 2016, a collection, of over 400 Canadian-themed Wedgwood pieces, was donated to the KHCC by the Estate of the late Keith Alwyn McLeod (1935-2014); it is arguably the most complete collection of Canadian-themed Wedgwood in existence.
Beyond Blue & White: Wedgwood Designed for Canada is a new travelling exhibit designed by KHCC staff and available for rental by other institutions. The exhibit explores the Canadian theme and showcases over 60 unique pieces of Wedgwood.
Clarington Museums & Archives (Bowmanville) - August 29 to October 18, 2023
Hillary House National Historic Site (Aurora) - October 26 to December 22, 2023
Richmond Hill Heritage Centre (Richmond Hill) - January - April 2024
Royal Canadian Yacht Club (Toronto) - May - June, 2024
Woodstock Museum National Historic Site (Woodstock) - July 6 to September 13, 2024
Glanmore National Historic Site (Belleville) - January 13 to April 12, 2025
Ermatinger Clergue National Historic Site (Sault Ste. Marie) - May 1 - June 25, 2025
Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum (Whitchurch-Stouffville) - October 4 - December 13, 2025
Fieldcote Memorial Park & Museum (Ancaster) - January 17 - May 31, 2026
Visit the King Township Municipal Centre during opening hours to see temporary exhibitions of local art. Exhibitions change approximately every seven weeks.
King Township Municipal Centre, 2920 King Rd., King City
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm - Free admission
2025 Schedule of Exhibitions:
January 16 to March 21 - Winter Work & Play: Historical Images from the Archives
March 24 to April 18 - Mayor's Celebration of Youth Arts
April 22 to June 6 - Oksana Baczynsky
June 9 to July 25 - Andrea Taylor
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July 28 to September 12 - Winnie Chen
September 15 to October 31 - Sherry Dube
November 3 to December 19 - Mark Viola
GET INVOLVED
The King Heritage & Cultural Centre accepts applications from artists to participate in select exhibitions as listed below.
Trees of Giving is an annual event that invites participation from community groups and local businesses.
