The Townshend Theatre is located in the Fort Frances High School on McIrvine Road. The theatre seats 430 people and is fully equipped to provide both users and the viewing public with an exceptional cultural experience. Heavily used by the high-school music and theatre programs as well as local community groups such as Kid's and Company and Tour de Fort the theatre provides a good variety of programs for both the residents and visitors alike.For information about booking the Townshend Theatre, please call the Memorial Sports Centre at 807-274-4561. For information about booking the Townshend Theatre, please call the Memorial Sports Centre at 807-274-4561.

The Tomahawk Lighthouse is Morson’s oldest landmark. Built in the 1900s, the lighthouse helped safely steer watercraft from Kenora to Rainy River ports. It was operated by lighthouse keepers until its automation in 1946. In 1963, it was restored becoming an important landmark and it was moved to its present location at the end of Lighthouse Road, where it has been converted to a museum with artifacts pertaining to early lake travel.

Hours of Operation Monday to Friday: 7:30am-7:00pm Saturday: 8:00am-5:00pm Sunday: CLOSED After-hours emergency line: 807-626-4400

The Thunder Bay United Pentecostal Church welcomes individuals seeking a vibrant community for worship in a nurturing Christian environment. The church is proud to host the Spirit of Freedom Ministries program, designed to empower and uplift members through spiritual growth and fellowship. Additionally, the church provides compassionate prayer support for those who are sick or in distress, reflecting its commitment to holistic care. Members can also benefit from personalized pastoral care and guidance, along with engaging home Bible studies that foster deep exploration of faith and scripture in a comfortable setting.

The Thunder Bay Rowing Club, originally established in 1904 as the Fort William Rowing Club, boasts a rich history in the heart of Thunder Bay. Nestled along the serene banks of the Kaministiquia River, just south of the downtown core, the club's boathouse offers a scenic and tranquil setting for its members. With over 10 kilometers of navigable waterways, local rowers enjoy a variety of picturesque routes that showcase the natural beauty of the area. Since 1906, the Thunder Bay Rowing Club has proudly participated as a member of the NorthWest International Rowing Association, contributing to the region's vibrant rowing community. Additionally, the club serves as the home base for the Lakehead University Rowing Team, nurturing the next generation of rowers and fostering a spirit of camaraderie and sportsmanship.

The Mission of the Thunder Bay Museum is to collect, preserve, interpret and display the vastness and richness of Thunder Bay’s heritage. Located in what was once the Fort William Police Station and Court House, The museum features immersive local exhibits and travelling exhibitions bringing the world closer. Stop by to learn about the region's rich history, and don't forget to check out the gift shop!

Stop by the Thunder Bay LCBO located at 969 Fort William Road to browse their wide assortment of liquors, beer, and wine! STORE HOURS Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Sunday 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Stop by the Thunder Bay LCBO located at 1010 Dawson Road to browse their wide assortment of liquors, beer, and wine! STORE HOURS Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM & Sunday 11:00 AM - 6:00P PM