Until October 2026
01Through the Grapevine: Winemaking in Niagara
Through the Grapevine explores the history of winemaking in Niagara from its earliest days to the present.
Exhibitions
In the Galleries
Current Exhibits
The Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre has two permanent exhibitions which are always available to the public. The museum also has two rotating gallery spaces which feature new exhibits twice a year. Discover what’s on display!
Permanent Exhibit
02Fraktur
With bold pen strokes and brightly coloured nature motifs, Fraktur folk art presents a glimpse into the culture and every-day lives of early German-speaking settlers in this area. Come immerse yourself in this exquisite folk-art tradition.
What's Outside
03Beyond the Galleries
The Lincoln Museum & Cultural Centre experience extends beyond the gallery walls. Explore historic buildings, outdoor interpretation, gardens, and trail connections that bring the stories of this place to life across the Museum site and surrounding cultural landscape.
Historic Buildings
Step inside the 1859 Schoolhouse and c.1815 Fry Family House. The buildings are open daily in June, July, and August, or by appointment throughout the year.
Sho’aríshon Park
Explore Sho’aríshon Park, a collaborative interpretive landscape honouring the enduring presence and histories of Indigenous peoples in this region.
Grounds
Discover outdoor interpretation, gardens, public art, and trail connections that reveal the layered history of the land and community.
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Online Exhibits
Enjoy some of the museum’s exhibitions from the comfort of your home. Check out some of our digital exhibits available on Google Arts and Culture.
Digital Exhibit
01Memories of Lincoln
To celebrate Lincoln's 50th Anniversary, residents submitted their memories and photographs, creating this collection that commemorates the people and places that make our community great.
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Digital Exhibit
02Belonging
The cultural tapestry of our community is a rich one. Woven together over time, different people, places, and practices have merged and diverged in the history of our area.
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