A Retrospective
This exhibit by Lunenburg-based artist Su Rogers, focused on the often invisible work of Nova Scotia women in fishing industry, working both as packers and fishers. The exhibit ran from August 17th until October 15th, 2024. See below for photos, and a video sharing more about the show and its themes.
A History of the Crown in Lunenburg County In celebration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, The DesBrisay Museum and South Shore Multicultural Association are pleased to present A History of the Crown in Lunenburg County. This exhibit reflects on the relationship between our community members and the Crown, while sharing the legacy…
The Town of Bridgewater is currently seeking a Guest Services Attendant for the DesBrisay Museum! This role Provides front-of-house services and supports the Friends of the DesBrisay Society (Friends) with gift shop operations. Provides basic interpretation of exhibits and collection to enrich patrons’ experience and education. The position also assists with basic collection management, and…
Visit the museum to see Bridgewater Photographic Society’s latest show. Water, that substance so essential for life, was the topic of a summer photo challenge. Our members were asked to capture water in any of its many forms. The submissions were so interesting that we felt they deserved to be on display. The submissions were…
“A Few Of My Favorite Things” by Sheila McKeand consists of photos capturing, some wildlife, some flowers and some landscapes, her favorite things. The majority of the photos were taken in Nova Scotia, with a couple from Alberta and Bermuda added in, to show the beauty of the country where she has spent the majority…
New Year, New Exhibit! Swing by this Saturday, January 6th, for the opening of our latest exhibit, Threaded Tales: The Schoolgirl Samplers Explore the stitched narratives that reveal the education, skills, and creative expressions of nine young embroiderers from the 18th and 19th centuries. The exhibit has been extended, and now runs until March 29th.
The Warrior In Me Digital Exhibition The Warrior In Me is a mixed-media group exhibition, in partnership with the Second Story Women’s Centre. The show focuses on women’s and gender diverse people’s power and resilience, and how it intersects with gender-based violence. The following are digital submissions to accompany the in-person exhibition currently on display at…
