GHOST WALK UPDATE -- NEW DATE DUE TO RAIN
An additional update on the planned Ghost Walk with local Historian Peter Oickle. Ghost Walk is being postponed and will NOW take place on Friday, October 28, 2022, beginning at 6 p.m. near the Cenotaph.
Step back in time with local historian Peter Oickle for a presentation on the history of murders in Lunenburg County. Learn about several murders that happened over the span of 200 years and up to the 1960s.
Join us at DesBrisay Museum for an afternoon of socialization and community interaction, as well as free coffee, tea, snacks and games!
No pre-registration required.
Join us at DesBrisay Museum for the opening reception of our latest exhibit "50 Years Before the Easel - A Retrospective" by artist, Graham Baker.
Please note, our Thursday Coffee Social is cancelled for this week (Nov. 10th). The event will return on Thursday, November 17th from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM.
Join us for the opening reception of our Fourth Annual Square Show! Enjoy the artwork of local artists and beyond. Come meet the artists and get the first chance to buy a piece.
Learn how to identify trees in Nova Scotia by their buds and which trees are
better prepared for the future due to climate change.
Join us at DesBrisay Museum for an afternoon of socialization and community interaction, as well as free coffee, tea, snacks and games!
No pre-registration required.
Come be a part of the global collection of species biodiversity and learn how you can contribute to a local project!
iNaturalist is a global citizen science project designed to observe, collect, and share information in the field of ecology.
The information collected is used by scientists, researchers, volunteers, and academics, to better understand species diversity and distribution across the world.
During this workshop, participants will learn how to navigate iNaturalist via the app on mobile devices, take research-grade photos, upload observations, and identify a species.
Join us at DesBrisay Museum for an afternoon of socialization and community interaction, as well as free coffee, tea, snacks and games!
No pre-registration required.
The Bee’s Knees: Exploring Native Bumblebees of Nova Scotia will be a fun, interactive and educational workshop that really is the Bee’s Knees! Participants will learn basic anatomy through microscopic observations, practice new skills in species identification and be provided with great resources and information to make the most out of the next bee season!
Take part in a wreath making workshop at DesBrisay Museum on Saturday, Dec 3rd!
Free art program for individuals with autism, hosted by the South Shore Chapter of Autism Nova Scotia. Two sessions will be held during the day:
Ages 8 - 16: 11 AM - 12 PM
Ages 16 +: 1 PM - 3 PM
Pre-registration is required, and space is limited. Please e-mail tteal@autismns.ca or call/text (902) 514 - 7489.
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E-mail: museum@bridgewater.ca
Phone: 902-543-4033
Mail:
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Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, Canada
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