3 Best Places To See in Aurora

“Aurora Community Arboretum is dedicated to creating and maintaining a green space for Aurora and the surrounding areas. The Arboretum is managed by its members through a Board of Directors, with support from Town of Aurora staff and contractors. The ACA encompasses 100 acres of parkland in the Town of Aurora, between Wellington Street and St. John's Sideroad, along the East Holland River valley. Aurora Community Arboretum's objective is to establish an educational program that highlights the features and values of this natural and cultural asset to the residents of Aurora. The Aurora Arboretum serves as a green space for Aurora's 55,000+ residents and attracts visitors from nearby areas.”

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“Theatre Aurora is dedicated to creating a safe and respectful environment, valuing equality, diversity, honesty, and professional behaviour. The theatre has been entertaining the audience since 1958. Theatre Aurora produces five shows yearly and offers opportunities to enjoy comedy, drama, and music. You can also buy gift certificates online for any amount. Prices for events at Theatre Aurora can vary. You can feel free to contact them for further details. After many renovations, members and visitors gradually changed the building into a theatre. Ample parking is available on-site, with accessible parking spaces near the venue.”

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“Hillary House National Historic Site was established in 1963 and is dedicated to preserving the history of Aurora. A non-profit organization run by a volunteer team manages the site. Built in 1862, Hillary House was used for over 100 years as a doctor's practice and family residence. The site offers tours, changing exhibits, a growing online presence, and programs for school groups and community organizations. Hillary House National Historic Site includes collections of medical equipment, historical objects, and related documents. The Historical Society is also focused on education, heritage, and preservation.”

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