DesBrisay Museum, 130 Jubliee Road, Bridgewater, NS
In celebration of International Women’s Day, our latest exhibit will highlight the stories and contributions of women throughout Lunenburg County’s history. Show runs from March 4 – April 1, 2023. In conjunction with the exhibit, we’ll also be hosting a letter opening event.
Learn one of the least told stories of Canadian history, as Kerry Jarvis, a Home Child descendant, takes us on a journey of discovery on how this child immigration scheme shaped and changed our country.
Bring your acoustic instrument for a jam session at the museum! Free entry, donations are appreciated. Acoustic instruments only please. No amps, no electric instruments, no microphones. Musicians in a circle (no stage). Audience welcome.
Free
Join us on Saturday, January 28 at 2:00 PM for a book presentation with local author, Bob Sayer.
Bob will discuss his new book “Mahone Bay: From Mi’kmaw Treasure to Town of Talents.” The book follows the history of the region from the Mi’kmaq through to the establishment of the Mahone Bay Centre.
UPDATE: Our show is at capacity for wall-hung pieces. We are still accepting free-standing 3D works.
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.
