Delhi Tobacco Museum & Heritage Centre
200 Talbot Road, Delhi, ON 519-582-0278 delhi.museum@norfolkcounty.ca
Delhi Tobacco Museum & Heritage Centre
Situated atop a small hill overlooking Quance Park in Delhi, Ontario, this open-concept museum, built in 1979 as a model of a typical tobacco pack barn, houses a large agricultural collection which includes exhibits on tobacco, ginseng and alternative agriculture grown in Norfolk County.
Permanent and featured exhibits highlight local community history and its diverse multicultural heritage. Throughout the year, the Museum hosts fundraising and community development events for people of all ages. Canada’s only tobacco museum is open year-round.
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Csiga Noodle Bee
Saturday, January 25 – 1PM to 4PM Back by popular demand! Join us as we mix, knead, roll and form traditional Hung...
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Stained Glass Workshop
February 26 & 29, May 13 & 16, June 17 & 20, August 8, October 21 & 24* 1:00PM – 3:30 PM Delve int...
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Glass Fusing Workshop
March 11, April 15 & 18, May 27 & 30, September 16 & 18* 1:00PM – 3:30 PM Explore the magic art of fus...
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Tobacco Art
In this exhibit, we will explore the many portrayals of tobacco from farm to finished product, through different media a...
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Family Ties
May 1 to December 15, 2017 Celebrating Norfolk County’s rich heritage, the Delhi Tobacco Museum & Heritage Centre, P...
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View from the Top
Did you know that 2019 marks our 40th year preserving the history of tobacco and Delhi? Our new exhibit will take you ba...