Taste of Fort William
September 6, 2026
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Explore history through multicultural fur trade era cuisine, cooking methods and tools, alongside iconic contemporary Thunder Bay foods.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Explore history through multicultural fur trade era cuisine, cooking methods and tools, alongside iconic contemporary Thunder Bay foods.
Travel through Fort William and sample foods inspired by the fur trade era alongside iconic Thunder Bay favourites.
Tour Shelter
Apothecary
Wintering House
Coffee and mini spiced scones
Bakery
Stone oven baked bread
Boucher’s Tavern
Provisions
Browse a marketplace celebrating local food and culinary traditions inside Fort William’s historic warehouse.
Visit the satellite gift shop on the historic site for food and kitchenware products, handmade items and more. Find more items in the Trading Post Gift Shop, located in the Visitor Centre.
Join guides from Boreal Museum and discover the edible plants and wild foods growing throughout Fort William.
Watch heritage artisans demonstrate traditional trades that produced essential kitchen and food-preparation tools of the fur trade era.
Adults: $12
Senior/Student/Youth: $10
Children 5 and under: Free
(all prices include HST)
Admission is free for anyone who identifies as Indigenous, Military Personnel or Veteran (with CFOne Card or Veteran’s Service Card), or a Support Person (with Personal Attendant for Leisure Card).
Admission is free for Season Pass holders.
Weather-appropriate clothing, bug spray, sunscreen: This is an all-weather program and takes place indoors and outdoors.
Cash: There are no ATMs available on site.
Car: Fort William Historical Park is located at 1350 King Road, Thunder Bay. Parking is free.
Bicycle: Cyclists are welcome. Bike racks are available to use free of charge.
Boats & River Access: Boats cannot dock at events. There is no admissions entrance via the Kaministiquia River.
RVs: Camping is permitted at our campground with a reservation. RVs are not permitted in the parking lot for overnight stays.