The Museum started its 2026 season with an open house on location June 28, 2 to 4 PM, with the first official public day being July 2. As with tradition, this day was free admission. On hand to greet the public were: Jayne Ings, Museum Manager & Curator, some summer staff and board members.

The doll exhibit features some of the dolls from the Marion Robertson collection, as well as dolls from the museum's collection, from the Victorian era to vintage pop culture.

The train exhibit is a history of the railway coming to Montague and how it impacted the economic growth of Montague.

This exhibit highlights Dr. Roy Fraser, his connection to the Minnie McGee murders, and also the connection to the Montague Furnishing Company.

The Garden of the Gulf Museum & Artifactory in Three Rivers hosted a Community Open House from 2-4 p.m., Saturday, January 18, 2025 at the museum’s Artifactory on 20 Sullivan Drive, Montague ...

You are invited to an evening of music at the museum with a performance by Steve Zaat. Refreshments, drinks, and more. Sept 13, 2024 6:30 to 8:30 PM. Must be 19 yrs of age or over. Seating limited. Tickets at the door $25. Please support your local museum.

This exhibit is a tribute to 4 local ladies from the Montague Curling Club who competed in the National Silver D Bonspiel in Edmonton, AB 60 years ago...

WW2 Talk Cpt. Greg Gallant, curator of the PEI Regiment Museum, will give a talk on World War II and Prince Edward Island on Sept 11 at 7 PM at Hillcrest United Church. Admission by donation. For more information, please contact the Museum at info@gardenofthegulfmuseum.ca.

The Garden of the Gulf Museum is offering in-classroom history visits Fall 2023 by museum curator, Connie Spencer, with local artifacts and their stories. Sign up your class today.

Love ghost stories? Attend the 2023 Ghost Stories of Three Rivers Event Oct 26, 7 PM, at Copper Bottom Brewing Co., Montague - it will be a spooky, fun time!