Youngtown Rock and Roll Museum – A 4-D Scrapbook!
Saturday July 2, Sunday July 3rd 11:00-5:30 Youngtown Rock and Roll Museum open 45 King Street East Children under 7 free with adult
Four-D Scrapbook? Yes!
Stepping through the doors at 45 King Street East is like stepping into a 3D scrapbook, as you are totally surrounded by Music Memorabilia of the 50’s, 60’s, & 70’s. Add in the element of sound- you have a 4-D experience! This museum is not just a feast for the eyes, but for the ears as well, with a jukebox playing oldies and even an old TV playing some of the classic ads and shows.Youngtown Museum Celebrates 2,000th Visitor
Youngtown Museum recently celebrated its 2,000th visitor- that’s nearly twice the population of Omemee!Now into its fourth season, Youngtown operates essentially as a not for profit run by volunteers. Enjoyed by all, the museum has managed to break even on costs thus far, but the future beyond this year will most certainly require funds to allow for further growth and building maintenance. If you dig this project please consider making a donation when you visit as they are self-supporting.
Music fans will want to be sure to check out the Youngtown Museum website as well for great articles about musicians, and the music industry.
Saturday, July,2nd,2:00-4:00 Mini Steam Railway Demo Exhibits of Locomotives and Ships Sturgeon Street South
Omemee and District Historical Society Kitchens of Yester–Year will be on display on the stage at the Coronation Hall during the Omemee Lioness Breakfast on July 2nd, and until the end of the Coronation Hall Birthday Party,which wraps up at 3 p.m. Come see the wonderful gadgets which were our ancestors equivalent of the latest thing! 