From Vimy to Juno is a bilingual travelling exhibition that examines Canada’s role in the First and Second World Wars, anchored on the Battle of Vimy Ridge in April 1917 and the D-Day landings on Juno Beach in June 1944. The exhibition focuses on the personal stories of the men and women who experienced firsthand […]
Readin’ ‘Ritin’ ‘Rithmetic: Revisiting Five Past Schools
Five Strathcona County schools are honoured in this Special Exhibit: Brookville, Colchester, East Clover Bar, Josephburg and Ministik. Artifacts and stories from these schools highlight the school days experienced by many members of our community. Exhibit included with regular admission. On Display until April 30
Our Peacekeepers
This year marks 100 years since Armistice, the end of fighting in the First World War. The Strathcona County Museum & Archives will be open on Remembrance Day, from noon to 3 pm, to mark this occasion with the opening of a new exhibit. Remembrance Day admission is by donation. Our Peacekeepers honours United Nations Peacekeepers […]
I Do! I Do!
2018’s Summer Special Exhibit features wedding dresses and paraphernalia on loan from local residents and from the museum’s collection. See dresses from the 1940s all the way to 2011 and learn about wedding traditions from white wedding dresses to the history of bridal bouquets. Come see this lovely display before it’s gone, August 31, 2018.
Hidden Treasures: Community Service Champions
On display until April 20, 2018 Hidden Treasures: Community Service Champions honours the noble work of local community service organizations. The exhibit showcases a variety of support organizations which have assisted area residents over the years; from the initial support groups in the 1920s to specialized service groups currently operating in the County. Special Thanks to all the […]
We Still Remember
2017’s Remembrance Exhibit, We Still Remember showcases artifacts on loan from the Military collection of local residents George Chivers and Lloyd Bachinsky. The exhibits features military themed collectibles and memorabilia, as well as Canadian and German airforce badges from the First and Second World Wars. This display is on now, until December 22, 2017.
Canada150/Museum 20th Celebration
Saturday July 15, 2021 11 am to 3 pm Come celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday and the Museum’s 20th Anniversary with a Free BBQ and Family Friendly Entertainment, including World Renowned Magician, Sheldon Casavant. Help us create our legacy art project. Enjoy our Canada 150 display and tour the Museum.
5th Annual Family Day Pancake Breakfast
February 20th, 2017 8:30 to 11 am Start Family Day off right with or 5th Annual Family Day Pancake Breakfast. Enjoy pancakes, sausages, coffee and juice, then take time to peruse of latest Special Exhibit Voices from the Past. $5/person (4 and under free). Admission at the door. Cash Only.
Voices From the Past
Oral Histories bring everyday history to life, leaving a record for future generations. Voices of the Past takes anecdotes pulled from the transcripts of our Oral History Collection. The exhibit showcases different aspects of life, such as school, fishing, and gardening, in early Strathcona County. Voices of the Past is on display until October 2017.
4th Annual Spooky Saturday
Bring your family to our 4th annual Halloween event. Saturday, October 29, 2016, 6-9 pm. Costumes encouraged, flashlights recommended. Enjoy family-friendly games and activities and hear the tales of our Museum ghost. $5/person, 4 and under free.
