Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada held its annual murder mystery Aug. 8. This year’s theme was “The Gilly Gully War,” which was based off of a real event. There were 14 characters involved but about 25 staff members helped present the murder mystery, many of them summer students. The event last approximately two hours. More photos are on the RTT’s social media. Fort Malden Murder Mystery

Amherstburg artists Klaus Salucop, Matthew Zaidan and Dylan White have their work featured as part of the “Chimera” exhibit at The Gibson Gallery. They also collaborated on a piece for the show. Exhibit can be viewed daily through Aug. 16 The current exhibit at the Gibson Gallery features the artwork of three Amherstburg artists. “Chimera” features the work of Klaus Salucop, Dylan White and Matthew Zaidan with an opening reception being held last Saturday night. The name “Chi

The Marsh Historical Collection’s “Barrels & Brass” weekend will take people back to the 1920’s. Photo courtesy of the Marsh Historical Collection. The public will get an opportunity to visit the Jazz Age and Prohibition in 1920s Amherstburg later this month. The Marsh Historical Collection is presenting “Barrels & Brass” Aug. 21-23 in the Open Air Weekends footprint with three days worth of activities. Many are free, but others require a person to register or purchase a tick