About the
Ontario Museum of History & Art  

Located on tree-lined Euclid Avenue, The Ontario Museum of History & Art (OMHA) preserves, interprets and celebrates the history and cultural heritage of Ontario and the surrounding area.  

From developing exhibitions, to engaging visitors through educational experiences, and events that inspire creative action, the Museum is an anchor to the growing downtown arts district.

 The Museum is uniquely housed in Ontario’s former City Hall, a historical landmark funded by the Works Progress Administration. In 2019, the Museum celebrated its 40th Anniversary and it extended its vision, embracing long-term planning to ensure that the Museum’s capacity matches the growth in value to the community and visitors.  

Our History

Día de los Muertos: Recuerdos de Sabores

The Ontario Museum of History & Art presents Día de los Muertos: Recuerdos de Sabores. Join the Museum for the 25th anniversary of the Día de Los Muertos exhibition. To continue the Museum’s longstanding tradition, artists were invited to explore flavorful memories of the past. Día de los Muertos: Recuerdos de Sabores is an exhibition featuring ofrendas and artwork of cherished moments and cuisines that remind us of our departed family and friends.

The exhibition will run from October 5 – November 19, 2023.