Beat The Heat
Join Town of Bridgewater’s Recreation staff outside the DesBrisay Museum in the Woodland Gardens for beat the heat summer activities Wednesdays from July 9 – August 20 1pm-3pm! Free drop in & snacks, all ages welcome!
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Mi’kmaq Canoe Launch
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…
Shop, Sip & Savour
The Friends of the DesBrisay Museum invite you to Shop, Sip and Savour. Make the museum gift shop a stop along your holiday shopping route on Saturday, November 16th, from 1pm – 4:30 pm. All items in the gift shop are created by local artisans and authors. Enjoy tax free shopping and some refreshments.
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Exhibit
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…
POSTPONED – Artful Opportunities – Journal Making
Take part in a Journal Making workshop at DesBrisay Museum on February 18, 2023.
This is a FREE art program for individuals with autism, hosted by the South Shore Chapter of Autism Nova Scotia. The program runs the 1st Saturday of every month.
Creative Connections
The South Shore Multicultural Association is collaborating with us to put on this wonderful new art exhibit, “Creative Connections”. Innovative and multi-medium, you’re sure to love it!
Show runs until July 29, 2023.Exhibit: Lobster Tails & Engine Trails
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!
