The most scenic theatre in Canada, the Thousand Islands Playhouse has two theatres on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, halfway between Toronto and Montreal, Canada. Featuring the longest decks in the region, The Springer Theatre is an intimate air conditioned vintage "canoe club" - and seats 360 with proscenium style seating. The Firehall Theatre is a historic building with flexible seating open to innovative staging. Each year, the company produces 7 shows between mid-May to late October with performance Tuesday-Sunday every week. High quality entertainment in a charming small town environment. Not to be missed!

The 1000 Islands History Museum provides visitors with an inviting setting to reflect on the history of the area. The building itself is build in a style reminiscent to the original cottages and grand hotels that dotted the islands of the St. Lawrence, built during the Golden Era. In the spacious exhibit halls, visitors will find dioramas, videos and interactive displays designed to educate and entertain.

From June 2 until September 30, 2023 we welcome you to our current exhibition "FINDING FRIDA". The exhibition presents transcendent artworks paying homage to the iconic artist Frida Kahlo. This extraordinary showcase brings together the visionary photographic works of Virginia Macdonald and the captivating mixed media pieces by the renowned artist herself, Heather Haynes. "Finding Frida" is an exploration of identity, resilience, and the power of artistic expression. As you enter the gallery, prepare to be enthralled by the evocative photographs captured by Virginia Macdonald. Each image reveals the soul and spirit of its subject, transporting you to distant lands and unraveling the layers of human emotion. Heather Haynes' mixed media creations complement the photographs seamlessly, blending textures, colors, and symbolism to create thought-provoking masterpieces that invite introspection and ignite the imagination.