Visit the museum to see Bridgewater Photographic Society’s latest show, “A Walk on the Ghats of Varanasi.”
Ghats are riverfront steps leading down to the banks of the Ganges river and are used for bathing, ceremonial events, and cremation sites.
Come along with photographer, Sue Hutchins, as she explores these fascinating places. The show runs until November 29th!
Open Tuesday – Saturday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM.
Visit the museum to view the Bridgewater Photographic Society’s latest exhibition. The Art of Shades is a captivating monochrome photo exhibition that explores the intricate beauty of light, shadow, and contrast. Through stunning black-and-white imagery, it invites viewers to appreciate the depth and emotion found in the simplest of shades. This group show features the…
Join us on Thursday, April 10th from 6 PM – 8 PM to share in a FREE meal with members of the vibrant Japanese community. This dinner series aims to foster meaningful connections within our community by celebrating the richness of cultures through shared meals.
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 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…
Bring your acoustic instrument for a jam session at the museum! Saturday, May 24, 2025 from 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Visit the museum to see Bridgewater Photographic Society’s latest show! Out and About captures locations somewhere here on the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Some images offer recognizable features; others could be anywhere. Some are true to one’s gaze; some are double-exposures. A couple are black and white; most use enhanced colour. And one is literally…
