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Explore Prescott Official tourism page for Prescott, Ontario, Canada. From waterfront views to festivals, food, and hidden gems, you’re in for a surprise.

The Economic Development & Tourism Office at the Town of Prescott seeks to showcase and promote Prescott business and tourism opportunities and experiences

10/10/2026
The Prescott Museum & Visitor Centre will be closed today, Friday, October 9th.We apologize for any inconvenience this m...
10/09/2026

The Prescott Museum & Visitor Centre will be closed today, Friday, October 9th.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and look forward to seeing you again soon!

Prescott’s Soapbox Derby had its own hometown stars.Starting in the 1940s, the races became a Labour Day weekend traditi...
10/02/2026

Prescott’s Soapbox Derby had its own hometown stars.

Starting in the 1940s, the races became a Labour Day weekend tradition, drawing young competitors and local crowds. The derby faded in the 1960s, then made brief comebacks in the 1990s and 2000s. Now, the Museum’s new window display brings those racers and their stories back into view.

Stop by the Museum to see the people and stories behind Prescott’s Soapbox Derby. On display now through November 2026.

📍 Prescott Museum & Visitor Centre, 202 King Street West
🕒 Wednesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Set the table with a little Prescott Spirit. Until Thanksgiving, buy one piece of Prescott glassware and get a second at...
10/02/2026

Set the table with a little Prescott Spirit. Until Thanksgiving, buy one piece of Prescott glassware and get a second at 50% off.

Find it at the Prescott Museum & Visitor Centre. Stop in to pick up a piece for your own cupboard or to give as a gift.

📍 202 King Street West
🕒 Wednesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The lantern atop Prescott’s Rotary Lighthouse has a story of its own. It once stood on the roof of the Dominion Lighthou...
10/01/2026

The lantern atop Prescott’s Rotary Lighthouse has a story of its own. It once stood on the roof of the Dominion Lighthouse Depot, where it helped train lighthouse keepers.

The Depot opened in Prescott in 1903, making navigational aids for the St. Lawrence and beyond. During the Second World War, its workshops also produced materials for the war effort. In 1962, the site became home to the Canadian Coast Guard in Prescott. The old Depot is gone, but its lantern remains on our waterfront, and the Coast Guard still works on King Street West.

Visit the Prescott Museum and Visitor Centre’s new interactive exhibit and follow that story from the Depot to the Coast Guard base that’s still part of Prescott today. On display now through November 2026.

📍 Prescott Museum & Visitor Centre, 202 King Street West
🕒 Wednesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

09/30/2026

Announcing our Gala performer: James King!

An incredible local musician, James will be serenading the crowd throughout the night, alongside the live and silent auctions, and our 25th Anniversary Season announcement!

Do you have your tickets yet? You don't want to miss this magical night!

Get yours today at https://app.arts-people.com/?show=349654

09/28/2026

Did you get the chance to for Prescott Porchfest 2026?

Thank you to South Grenville Events for helping organize again this year, all of the local artists who turned our porches into the main stage, Durand Consulting Inc. for sponsoring our Town Hall porch entertainment, S'MauKen Music & HappyCrap for closing out the night in style, and everyone who joined us for a memorable afternoon in Prescott, Ontario (Official)!

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360 Dibble Street W
Prescott, ON
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