Ontario Museum of History & Art

It’s a relatively small space, but they have beautifully detailed exhibits and really make an effort to include local community involvement.

Such a nice place to take the kiddos. And if u ask they will be more than happy to explain each piece to you. So if you're looking for something to do this summer check this place out.

The place is nice however the exhibition is not big I would say it's just a small room and that's it. No big deal

It is a wonderful museum with a comprehensive history of Ontario. I always like to learn about the local history and was not disappointed.

When you are ready to learn about your city and its history it is where you can start your journey.

The art festival was surprisingly fun. I will definitely will go next year better prepared to purchase art pieces. The pieces made out of wax and a blowtorch method by a local artist were amazing. Those stood out more than anything that I looked at.

Excellent museum for rotating exhibits and local history. Just saw Day of the Dead exhibit!

Only one room was open when I visited but it was free so I won't complain. It was small but had cute local history and some artifacts that were actually interesting to learn about. I didn't know there was a presidential wives wine, yet alone that Marilyn Monroe was on the bottle as one! Thank goodness the security guard pointed it out cause I actually almost walked right by without noticing. I also learned who won the rose bowl the year my father in law was born so I would say it was a good 45min little excursion during lunch. If I'm back around in the fall the guard said they should have a few more rooms remodeled so there's more to look forward to for locals too.

Got there and only one exhibit was open a waste of gas and time we drove an hour and half to just go there. People not that friendly

I love how this museum is free to get into, the only thing is that the wait time can be very long. I would recommend buying the tickets to go into the infinity rooms because they are memorizing. The only reason why I wouldn't give them the full 4 stars is because you only get 60 seconds in each room. I felt very rushed.

Friendly, informative and free. The diversity of this small museum is WONDERFUL. From indians to electronics and everything in between.

Safety was my first concern. The museum followed all COVID protocols. The Black History event was amazing The day was nice, the set up was good and the surroundings were greatI give Ontario Museum

Amazing museums with high quality art and expositions, personal very kind and helpful! Entrance is free (donation always helps) they have a lot of artifacts to teach you the Ontario history. Visit this museum is a nice experience and I really enjoy the “ día de muertos” art!
Parking is big plus they have a public park very close and you can visit the Chaffee museum too just crossing the street!

Looks really nice one of these days I'm going to take my kids to go for a bike ride and we're going to eat breakfast right there don't worry I'll clean up everything

Interesting local old artifacts and modern art. Little gem tucked away that only some locals know about.

Came here with my girls. It's small, but really nice. Showed the past 100 years of history of the city. And also the native tribes that were from this area. Really enjoyed it. Also, they had tables set up. One with games and blocks. One with coloring and wood shapes to paint and one with books about art and history. The gift shop had hand crafted items from local artists. Super friendly staff.

Activities for all during the year, gift shop with books about the people and History of the area.