The Chatham Capitol Theatre has a capacity of 1,210 seats and provides world-class entertainment. The theatre initially opened its doors in 1930 and was the largest in the region at the time. St. Clair College now runs the previous not-for-profit theatre, which offers a variety of outstanding shows. Check out the theatre's website to see what's playing while you're in town. Houses for sale on Kijiji are very common.

The Thames Art Gallery promotes local artists, with its collection being made up predominantly of work by local artists. Visit the gallery and admire local art. There are around 500 pieces in its permanent collection that consists of paintings, drawings, sculptures, photography, and installations. The gallery also hosts around 12 special exhibitions each year showcasing regional, national, and international artists.

You'll find spacious acreages that provide plenty of room for children to play, as well as quiet and private neighborhoods. Whether you're looking to be in the heart of the community or in a rural subdivision, you'll have the pick of the lot in Chatham.

The museum focuses on the history of the region. There are numerous artifacts on display, including art and scientific specimens. It also features an archival collection and research area. One of the biggest draws of the museum is the artifacts from the War of 1812. These, together with the Gray Dort automobile and world-famous Sulman Mummy have helped put the Chatham-Kent Museum on the map.