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We have compiled a number of web links and references.

Button Shows and Excursions

The Club has organized trips to button shows each year.  This is an excellent way to extend networks and further educate ourselves on the wonderful world of buttons. If there is a show that interests you, let us know and maybe we can car-pool or share rooms.

  • National Button Society - See the website for details. Membership for Canadians is $45 US. The Society holds several special events each year. National  (in-person convention) is held in August. There are a scheduled online events including  Spring and Fall Fests which include zoom programs for three days.  Also all members are invited to the Button Room, Thursdays, 4:00-6:00 Eastern.
  • North Eastern Region Button Association NERBA
  • Button Country - a fantastic website for both newbies and experienced button collectors. Read all about it here and then explore . . . (NBS Website)
  • Buttonbytes - Online Button Club. To join you must first register with Google.  There is no fee. Then go to Buttonbytes homepage and click on "join this group" Wednesdays are called Wild Wednesdays and you can buy and sell buttons with the group. They also have an active Facebook page.  
  • World Button Association - The newest online button association with a mission to build a comprehensive online resource system and community ​for button collectors, scholars, enthusiasts, and the curious. Membership is $15US. The rich website is designed to provide many opportunities to learn.

Films, videos and research sites available on the Web

NOTE:  These research sites change all the time - best to keep exploring and send us new links.

Canadian Clubs

Ontario

  • Pioneer Button Club Meets at Northminster United Church, 676 Simcoe Street North at Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario, For more information:  luv2turn2@gmail.com

Manitoba

Alberta

  • Edmonton Button Club/"Buttons are Fun" meets six times a year. The first Tuesday of September, November, January, March, May and July. Meetings are held at the Woodcroft Library in Westmount, Edmonton from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Contact: Diane Close, doclose@telus.net.

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