Britannia Mine Museum Showcases Unique and Useful Properties of Copper in Summer Exhibit

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Just in time for the latest lifting of travel restrictions within B.C., the Britannia Mine Museum is introducing a new summer exhibit, “Connected by Copper: From Cells to Cell Phones.”

Running now to September 7th at the Museum’s Machine Shop, the exhibit explores how copper has been entwined in our lives and delves into the unique uses of the metal since ancient times. It also extends from last year’s Bug Buster exhibit showcasing the protective properties of copper that helps protect us from harm.

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Britannia Mine Museum Showcases Unique and Useful Properties of Copper in Summer Exhibit

Reimagine Fun at the Vancouver International Children’s Festival

The Vancouver International Children’s Festival announces an extraordinary online line-up of world-class theatre, music, dance and storytelling created specifically for children and youth. Continue reading:
Reimagine Fun at the Vancouver International Children’s Festival

Britannia Mine Museum Introduces Fun Spring Break Program

Britannia Mine Museum’s Terralab STEAM Learning Space

Just in time for Spring Break, the Britannia Mine Museum is launching its Terralab Learning Space and will be introducing special educational programming for families and COVID-19 bubble groups during Spring Break, as part of their year of STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art & Math) focus. Continue reading:
Britannia Mine Museum Introduces Fun Spring Break Program

Heartwarming Lumière to Set the West End Aglow this November  

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Lumière Vancouver will showcase 7 amazing interactive art installations adding sparkle and excitement to two iconic sites: English Bay and Jim Deva Plaza. Continue reading:
Heartwarming Lumière to Set the West End Aglow this November  

Discounted admission until the end of 2020 at the Museum of Vancouver

Image: MOV & Macmillan Space Centre

The Museum realizes the financial hardship faced by many at this time and is committed to breaking down barriers to access in order to ensure that everyone can enjoy, learn, and experience the stories that the collection and exhibitions tell. Continue reading:
Discounted admission until the end of 2020 at the Museum of Vancouver

ComeBack to Transit for Family Fun

Hiking with Kids in Vancouver

Packing up the family in the car and taking off is always a lot of work, even just in the planning. But lucky for us, a fun-filled kid-friendly getaway is reachable right here in town, and TransLink is always your reliable, safe and hassle-free way for the whole family to travel there. Continue reading:
ComeBack to Transit for Family Fun

Bard Beyond the Beach: Finding Shakespeare in Vancouver

Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival can’t be in Vanier Park (Sen’ákw) this summer, but they’re still here for you beyond the beach with new digital content. Continue reading:
Bard Beyond the Beach: Finding Shakespeare in Vancouver