National Acadian Day
Acadians: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
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Presentation by Kerry Jarvis – British Home Children: Canada’s Hidden Secret
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.
50 Years Before the Easel: A Retrospective – Nov. 5 – Dec.17, 2022
Visit the museum to view our latest exhibit “50 Years Before the Easel – A Retrospective” by marine artist, Graham Baker.
“High and Dry” by Charlene Morton – Bridgewater Photo Club Exhibit
“High and Dry” is a collection of six images by Charlene Morton, taken in Blue Rocks, Bridgewater, Gold River, Lunenburg, and Voglers Cove. It is an off-season visual gesture to remind us of the beauty of boats, not only on but also off the water.
Show runs May 2 – July 31, 2023
Full Circle: Susan Feindel
Susan was born in Bridgewater, her father was the first curator of the DesBrisay museum. Her grandfather, W.T.RITCEY “the man behind the Acadia Gas engine”. Susan’s work has since been shown around the world. Representing a voice for the oceans and land. This special tribute to Susan will showcase her work and historical family material…
Guest Speaker: Author, Steve Skafte
Join renowned photographer, author, and historian, Steve Skafte, as he shares his adventures along abandoned roads, hiking forgotten highways, and exploring the crumbling history that our ancestors left behind. Steve will be discussing his latest book, “This River Was Once a Road: Abandoned Roads of Nova Scotia.”
Job Opportunity
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…
