Come check out Bridgewater Photo Club’s latest exhibit! Enjoy a trip to the wharf and view the lobster boats through the eyes of two experienced photographers, Sue Hutchins, and Anna Mallin. Show runs from May 1st until August 1st.
We were honoured to have Mi’kmaw craftsman Todd Labrador and his family build a traditional birch bark canoe here at the museum during Mi’kmaq History Month in October 2024. The canoe was proudly launched in Mi’kma’ki on November 2, 2024, Pijinuiskaq (LaHave River), Miller Point Peace Park, just outside of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. Throughout the…
Explore the work of Lunenburg County folk artists in our latest exhibition. The DesBrisay Museum is home to one of the largest and most diverse folk art collections in all of Nova Scotia. Our collection features artworks with an array of styles, cultural influences, and historical contexts. Show runs until April 17, 2025. Open Tuesday…
In this solo exhibit, local photographer Jostein Algroy delves into the concept of time, a fundamental and intricate aspect of human existence that shapes our worldview and cultural beliefs. His photographs are both conceptual and detail-oriented, offering a nuanced exploration of this profound theme. Exhibit runs August 1st to October 30th.
I am a multi-genre photographer from Dartmouth NS who loves to be outdoors which is where the majority of my photography takes place. My main focus has been nature photography, both wildlife and landscape but I was introduced to ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) a few years ago and love the freedom and creativity that it…
Remembering Doris Eaton October 12 – November 13, 2021 In partnership with the Rug Hooking Guild of Nova Scotia, we present “Doris Eaton Remembered.” This exhibition honours the life and artistry of Doris Eaton. who was a painter, author, rug hooking master, teacher and one of the founding members of the Rug Hooking Guild of…
Explore artifacts from the DesBrisay Museum collection in our latest exhibition showcasing a series of historical vignettes, presenting life at home from 1901 – 1910.
Step into the past starting on January 9, 2025. The show runs until February 1, 2025.
