What's on

Money that Almost Was
May 1, 2025 until the end of April 2026
An exhibit of proposed bank note designs from 1935 to 1999.

The Greatest Stories Ever Told
May 1, 2025 until the end of April 2026
Artworks by Canadian artist Ho Tam, inspired by the symbols found on money.

Sensory Sundays
On select Sundays throughout 2025.
We’re turning down the lights and the volume for our sensory-sensitive visitors—explore the Museum using more than eyes and ears.
Blog
Whatever happened to the penny? A history of our one-cent coin.
By: Graham Iddon
Good as gold? A simple explanation of the gold standard
By: Graham Iddon
Speculating on the piggy bank
By: Graham Iddon

Plan your visit
Here's what you need to know, how to make the most of your visit and where to find us.
It’s your daily lesson plan.
— Bank of Canada Museum (@BoCMuseum) September 9, 2025
Today’s plan: “Value for Money: determining unit price”
Grade 4 students put math skills to work finding individual prices of multiple items. Is it a good deal? Download the plan https://t.co/D3OiMRu8UT pic.twitter.com/TYBR9fFOA9

Visit
Find out when and how to visit us in person.

Explore
We recognize that you can’t all get out to see us personally. But, you’re almost here — virtually speaking of course.

Learn
Discover free, Canadian curriculum–linked resources to teach financial literacy, money math and the economy with confidence. Perfect for teachers from elementary to high school—find resources by grade or type to bring the economy to life in your classroom.