Since time immemorial, the Great Lakes have inspired meaningful stories that shape cultural identity and our understanding of the natural world. From creation stories of the Anishinaabe and other indigenous communities to later legends developed by European settlers, these traditions reveal how people sought to explain the mysterious and the unknown. Through these tales, we will explore themes that transcend cultural boundaries and foster a deep respect for the immense power of these waters we call home.

Location: Great Lakes Museum, 55 Ontario St, Kingston

Date: Monday, March 2, 2026

Time: 10:30–11:30 AM

Cost: $6 per person, per session (includes Museum Admission & light refreshments)

Advance registration is recommended, and you can register online or at the Museum. Limited spots available at the door.

The Lifelong Learning Club meets every other Monday at the Great Lakes Museum to discuss fascinating topics for curious minds.