Drop-in Textile Circle is a featured program of the museum’s fall exhibition, Common Thread. Drop in and gather in a cozy atelier (workshop/studio) in the heart of the museum’s temporary exhibition space to work on a project of your choice. Meet other like-minded textile and fibre artists, practitioners, and hobbyists, to share knowledge and project […]
Introduce your little one to the Kamloops Museum and Archives through hands-on exploration and artifact handling, stories, songs, and a caregiver-assisted craft. Each session offers flexibility for young children to engage in the museum world through various sensory and play experiences. Register using your online recreation account: Kamloops.ca/register
Learn to crochet granny squares that can be used to create all manner of crocheted items, including bags, sweaters, vests, and more in conjunction with the museum’s fall exhibition, Common Thread. No prior experience is necessary, and supplies will be provided. Register using your online recreation account: Kamloops.ca/register
Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives as we explore the museum’s fall exhibition, Common Thread, and amigurimi, the Japanese art of crocheting stuffed animals. Prior crochet experience is recommended, and supplies will be provided. Register using your online recreation account: Kamloops.ca/register
Drop-in Textile Circle is a featured program of the museum’s fall exhibition, Common Thread. Drop in and gather in a cozy atelier (workshop/studio) in the heart of the museum’s temporary exhibition space to work on a project of your choice. Meet other like-minded textile and fibre artists, practitioners, and hobbyists, to share knowledge and project […]
Introduce your little one to the Kamloops Museum and Archives through hands-on exploration and artifact handling, stories, songs, and a caregiver-assisted craft. Each session offers flexibility for young children to engage in the museum world through various sensory and play experiences. Register using your online recreation account: Kamloops.ca/register
Music Makers at the Museum is a music-based program that welcomes caregivers and children to the museum through songs, stories, and a connected art project. Note: there will be no class Oct 25, Nov 15 Register using your online recreation account: Kamloops.ca/register
Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph on Battle Street as we learn more about the history of the First and Second World Wars as well as modern conflicts. Participants are welcome to join on their lunch hour, and the Museum Educator will be available for questions following the program.
Introduce your little one to the world of museums through music, song, and movement. Each session will offer a variety of sensory and play experiences for young children and caregivers alike. Note: there will be no class on Oct 19, Oct 26, and Nov 16. Register using your online recreation account: Kamloops.ca/register
Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph on Battle Street as we learn more about the history of the First and Second World Wars as well as modern conflicts. Participants are welcome to join on their lunch hour, and the Museum Educator will be available for questions following the program.
Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph on Battle Street as we learn more about the history of the First and Second World Wars as well as modern conflicts. Participants are welcome to join on their lunch hour, and the Museum Educator will be available for questions following the program.
Drop-in Textile Circle is a featured program of the museum’s fall exhibition, Common Thread. Drop in and gather in a cozy atelier (workshop/studio) in the heart of the museum’s temporary exhibition space to work on a project of your choice. Meet other like-minded textile and fibre artists, practitioners, and hobbyists, to share knowledge and project […]
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