
Welcome to
Keir Memorial Museum
Discover the captivating history and cultural heritage of Malpeque at the Keir Memorial Museum. Housed in the former Keir Memorial Presbyterian Church, the museum showcases a rich collection of artifacts that depict the life and traditions of the local community. From homestead memorabilia to farming implements, blacksmithing tools, and a working mud digger, the museum offers a fascinating journey through time.
About the
Museum
Situated in the picturesque surroundings of Malpeque, Keir Memorial Museum is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the local heritage. Our museum serves as a sanctuary for history enthusiasts, providing a tranquil space to appreciate the cultural significance of Malpeque and its surrounding areas.
Without the support of visitors and the community, the museum would not operate. We are always grateful for donations to help us continue to offer all we can.
Admission to the museum is by donation. We are now also able to accept e-transfers, in addition to cash donations.
Please send e-transfers to this address. No password required.
Tours of the museum are available in both English and French.




Hours
of
Operation
Now open for the season!
Monday to Friday | 8am to 4pm
Discover the talents of local artisans
and shop local in our retail section




Historical Talks
July 15
Fanning School
July 22
Carol MacLellan
Women's Institute's of PEI
July 29
Dr. Doug Sobey
PEI's relationship with time
August 5
Denise of Ingleside
L.M. Montgomery
August 12
Captain Greg Gallant
Curator of the PEI
Regiment Museum
August 19
Michael Pendergast
Make me a song: Folksongs
of PEI
Oyster
Day
Our signature summer event!
Enjoy Malpeque oysters, mussels, BBQ hot dogs and, strawberries & ice cream. Listen to live entertainment & experience the talents of local vendors and artisans.
August 8th | 11:30am-3pm

