The Orillia Museum of Art & History (OMAH) is a core of culture and heritage located in the center of Orillia's Peter Street Arts District. OMAH has been inspiring creativity and celebrating the history, growing as a hub for local artists and historians. Their mission is to inspire creativity and celebrate local history by expanding awareness and appreciation of art, local history and culture in the Orillia community and surrounding area. The Orillia Museum of Art & History will be the anchor for the significant and growing arts, local history and cultural community in Orillia and the surrounding area by offering exciting and innovative exhibits, events, programming and activities that reach out and engage all citizens, seasonal residents and visitors.

Ontario Provincial Police Museum is a public museum focused on bringing people together. The OPP Museum is accountable for its collections to pass them on to future generations. The Ontario government funded the museum, and administered it by the Ontario Provincial Police. It advances knowledge by making the collections and information about them accessible to its members and the general public. They preserve, communicate and celebrate the material and cultural heritage of the Ontario Provincial Police. This organization has borne witness and contributed to the development of the province of Ontario for more than one hundred years.

Brian Orser Arena is located in Orillia, ON. The arena atmosphere is always friendly, and it is well maintained. The staffs mainly focus on ice maintenance. The change rooms available in the arena are high enough for solid tournaments. Brian Orser Arena's attentive and friendly to the visitors. It has a seating capacity of three hundred people. Their staffs were friendly and helpful. They are ensured of covid 19 protocols. The venue is used mainly by the Orillia Minor Lacrosse Association in the summer.