Nature and Landscapes/Seascapes
May – July 31, 2022
The Bridgewater Photo Club’s latest exhibit is on display until the end of July. Visit the museum to enjoy images from the club’s recent print competitions – Nature and Landscapes/Seascapes.
To learn about the Bridgewater Photo Club and how to get involved, click here.
Discover the beauty of our region through the eyes of the Bridgewater Photographic Society’s talented members. In this compelling visual exploration, immerse yourself in a vibrant town surrounded by diverse landscapes–from serene beaches to lush forests. Show runs from February 14th – March 29th.
An annual favourite, the South Shore School Art Show is here! This exhibit features the artwork by local elementary aged students. Show runs from April 6th to May 11th. Join us for for the reception and ‘meet the artists’ on April 11th from 5 – 7 PM.
South Shore School Art Show (April 7th – May 28, 2022) The South Shore Art Show featured the artistic talents of students across Lunenburg County. Participating schools were from the South Shore Regional Centre for Education (SSRCE), and included: Bridgewater Elementary School, Bayview Community School, Newcombville Elementary School, Chester Area Middle School, Hebbville Academy and…
“Pathways” is a collection of four images by Kathryn Price, taken while out hiking at various locations across Canada. These images, as a metaphor for life, are intended to make us pause to reflect on the natural beauty that surrounds us as we move forward on our own unique paths in life taking one step at a time.
Show runs May 2 – July 31, 2023
This unique exhibit focuses on honouring, supporting and providing an awareness for the Residential School survivors, their families and the missing children. Show runs from May 18th – June 15th. Join us on Saturday, May 25, 2024 from 1- 3 pm for the Opening Ceremony.
Immerse yourself in Bridgewater’s nautical legacy – from historic ships to marine creatures, the DesBrisay Museum is a treasure trove for maritime enthusiasts. Check out the museum’s latest exhibit “Lobster Tails & Engine Trails” featuring Winfred T. Ritcey and his revolutionary marine engines. This featured display is on for all of Lobster Fest!
