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Last Walk For September!
This Thursday (28 Sept.) is our last walk this month – there is NO WALK NEXT WEEK, we resume on 12 October. We’ve been enjoying the visitors we’ve had this season; good questions, some good stories and a few who knew more than they let on! The local stories are great, of course; adding colour…
Nice Day For A Walk…
Avast & belay…it’s a beautiful day! UPDATE: It WAS a beautiful day…unfortunately it turned into a muggy, rainy evening…see ye next week! Join us at 7 pm this evening (17 Aug.) for the next installment o’ Pyrate Lore & Harbour Walks™. If ye’ve seen the local paper recently, ye may have noticed us in a…
Appearances | Events | HistoryHaunted Hamilton Harbour
We’re “commandeering” the Hamilton Harbour Queen, along with our mate “Spooky Steph” & the crew at Haunted Hamilton! Sat. 22 July, 9:30 pm – 11:00 pm (boarding at 9:00 pm) – $40/person (90% sold out – book now!) Tales o’ ghosts, spirits, nautical disasters, Pyrate history and more…food, drink (cash bar) & rockin’ musical entertainment from Snowheel…
Avast Ye Scurrilous Seadogs!
Elegant and excellent was that Pyrate’s answer to the great Macedonian Alexander, who had taken him; the King asking him how he durst molest the seas so, he replied with a free spirit: “How darest thou molest the whole earth? But because I do it only with a little ship, I am called Brigand: thou…
Pyrates, Promenades & Plymouths
Our Pyratical History Walking Tours continue! This Thursday (13 July) 7pm at the Port Promenade; corner of Clarence St. & West St., but the lift bridge (free parking on King. St. above Clarence St.) True tales along the Port Promenade – treasure found & lost, the ship graveyard, massive explosions, Pyrates vs. Privateers…questions answered, myths…
38th Annual Canal Days, Port Colborne
Join us this coming weekend (Sat. July 30 & Sun. July 31) for the 38th annual Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival in downtown Port Colborne – right at the junction o’ the Welland Canal & Lake Erie! We have a very special spot at the The Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum (280 King St., at Princess St.) next…

