Welcome to Annandale National Historic Site, one of Canada’s finest Victorian homes. Built in 1880 by Edwin Delevan Tillson, it showcases the esthetic movement style. Inside, visitors can explore hand-painted ceilings, intricate woodwork, stained-glass and richly decorated rooms, offering a glimpse into the Tillson family and the history of Tillsonburg.

Betty’s Marketplace was founded out of a love for local businesses, meaningful products and community connection. What began as a vision to unite unique local finds has grown into a vibrant marketplace where shoppers and sellers connect beyond a single transaction. Proudly supporting small businesses, it is a welcoming hub where entrepreneurs shine and quality products are discovered.

Otter Lodge #50 is a local chapter of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Dedicated to community service, charity and personal growth, the lodge follows the principles of friendship, love and truth. Members actively support those in need, assist the distressed, and promote educational initiatives that benefit individuals and families.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 153 in Tillsonburg is a welcoming community hub. It provides a space to connect, celebrate and support one another while honouring Canada’s veterans. Through events, ceremonies and social gatherings, Branch 153 preserves local and national history, fosters camaraderie and ensures that all are welcomed with respect and inclusivity.

For 35 years, Theatre Tillsonburg has delivered unforgettable live theatre experiences. Based at the Otter Valley Playhouse, this vibrant community theatre presents three productions each season, along with workshops, camps and special projects year-round. Whether you enjoy watching, learning or performing, Theatre Tillsonburg welcomes you to experience the magic of live theatre.

The Tillsonburg Pioneer Cemetery, established in 1838 and closed in 1881, is one of the oldest cemeteries in the area. Many early settlers, including the Tillson family, are buried there. A 2015 restoration added an obelisk, benches, section markers and a gateway, preserving its history and honouring those interred.

The Tillsonburg Station Arts Centre is a non-profit, charitable community arts hub housed within two beautifully reimagined 19th-century train stations. Serving as a vibrant creative centre, it features art galleries, hands-on workshops and an artisan shop showcasing the work of talented local artists. With year-round cultural programming for all ages, the centre fosters creativity, learning and connection within the community.