Fieldcote Memorial Park & Museum
Let's Explore Fieldcote
Fieldcote offers programming for adults and children, an award-winning pesticide-free gardens, rotating art and history exhibits and a meeting space for community groups.
Ancaster Old Town Hall
Discover Fieldcote
Events at Fieldcote
Selected upcoming events at Fieldcote are featured below. For a full listing of events at all Hamilton Civic Museum sites, check out our Events page.
Visit Fieldcote
Fieldcote Memorial Park & Museum
64 Sulphur Springs Rd, Ancaster, Ontario L9G 1L8
Call 905-978-1443
Email [email protected]
| AGE/GROUP | RATE |
|---|---|
| Adult (18 to 59 years) | $5.50 |
| Senior (60+ years) | $4.75 |
| Student (13 to 17 years) with valid student ID | $4.75 |
| Child (6 to 12 years) | $3.50 |
| Infant (5 years or younger) | FREE |
| Family (2 adults & dependent children under 18 years) | $15.25 |
Museum open year-round
Tuesday to Saturday from 12 noon to 4 pm
Closed on Sundays and Mondays as well as Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day
Create & Celebrate
Hamilton Civic Museums is proud to offer a variety of different programs and workshops - from curriculum based learning adventures, to group tours and specialized experiences for Scouts, Guides and community groups.
For curriculum based school programs, click here
For group tours, click here
Check out our events listings for guided tours, workshops and other museum experiences. For museum events, click here
Weddings & Event Venue Rentals
Nationally renowned cultural sites provide distinctive settings for your special event. The revitalization of heritage buildings at some of the city’s finest historic sites has resulted in the creation of indoor and outdoor gathering places like no other. Presented in varying styles from the early 1800s to modern day, each venue exudes its own charm and appeal. Locations include:
- a Coach House on the estate of Canada’s pre-confederation ‘Prime Minister’
- a former Stable converted to a cottage-style retreat in the very heart of the city
- a modern Cellar beneath a Gage family homestead built in 1818
- an 1859 Woodshed with old-growth wooden beams and gracefully arching trusses
- one of the finest pieces of stone architecture in Ancaster built in 1871
- a classical pavilion crowned by a cupola
- Expansive green spaces, tended gardens and captivating landscapes
Birthday parties are very popular and space is limited, so book early to avoid disappointment. Decorating varies from site to site, please inquire at the time of booking.
The purchase of a $205 permit is required for all outdoor photography involving 10 or more people. Please call the museum to book your time.
