#museums #first world war #1918 #photos #news #Colourized photos from WWI now on display at Canadian War MuseumColourized image of a Canadian messenger carrying his bicycle through mud in August 1917. (photo via Library and Archives Canada – PA-001581) (Via Canadian War Museum) As the First World War continues to fade into the past, the conflict and its impact have been brought vividly to life with The Great War in Colour – A New Look at Canada’s First World War Effort, 1914–1918. ...
#folk #Inuit #museum of nature #museums #music #throat-singingFEATURED: Iva and Riit musical performance (July 21)Don’t miss this special show by ** Iva ** (Kathleen Ivaluarjuk Merritt) whose music is a melodic mix of Inuit throat-singing, poetry-infused and Celtic-influenced folk music at the ** Canadian Museum of Nature ** on ** Friday, July 22. ** Iva’s début album _ Ivaluarjuk: Ice, Lines & Sealskin _ (2015) celebrates life and identity; bridging sounds from both her Inuit and Irish roots. ...
#museums #nature #scienceFEATURED: Science by Night at the Canadian Museum of Nature (May 18)Grab your friends and unleash your inner geek at this annual, highly popular event. And it’s FREE! ** Thursday, May 18 • 5:00pm-9:00pm ** ** Canadian Museum of Nature • 240 McLeod Street ** Get into some cool hands-on science: ...
#museum of nature #museums #nature #nightlife #nocturneFEATURED: TD Nature Nocturne: The Life Aquatic (April 28)** Friday, April 28 • 8:00 pm - 11:59 pm ** _ Canadian Museum of Nature _ Nature Nocturne at the Canadian Museum of Nature is Ottawa’s hottest Friday night party! You’re in for a whale of a time this month as we invite you to dive deep into the theme of ** ‘The Life Aquatic ** ’! ...
#museums #natureFEATURED: Nature Scene symposium at Museum of Nature, Nov 8-9** Focus on a nature-rich life! ** ** Nature symposium at Canadian Museum of Nature, with keynote by author Richard Louv on nature deficit disorder ** The Canadian Museum of Nature is holding a special symposium on Nov. 8-9 to inspire people to engage more with nature. ...
#featured #museum of nature #museums #open houseFEATURED: Museum of Nature open house - research and collections facility, October 15Don’t miss this once-a-year opportunity to explore the museum’s research and collections facility in Gatineau, Quebec. Discover our national collections of plants, animals, fossils and minerals. See some of our 14.6 million natural-history specimens and artifacts, and meet leading science experts who curate and study them. ...
#museum of nature #museums #nature #wildlifeSEPT 15: Earthflight 3D screening, Panel on Bird Migration at Museum of Nature[caption id=“attachment_51005” align=“alignright” width=“800”] Cranes frying over Chenonceaux, from the Earthflight movie. ©Copyright BBC Worldwide.[/caption] ** Canadian Museum of Nature (240 McLeod Street) Thursday, September 15, 7:00pm-9:00pm ** During the centennial of the Canada-US Migratory Bird Convention, join the Canadian Museum of Nature for the world première of Earthflight 3D, produced by BBC Earth and narrated by Cate Blanchett. ...
#museumsGateway to the new Canadian History Hall: What does Canada look like to you?_ (press release) _ When it opens on July 1, 2017 at the Canadian Museum of History, the new Canadian History Hall will cover more than 15,000 years of history — from the dawn of human habitation to the present day. ...
#museums #war museumGold locket belonging to Georgina Pope, “Prince Edward Island’s Florence Nightingale,” gifted to Canadian War Museum_ (press release) _ The Canadian War Museum is pleased to announce the acquisition of a locket that once belonged to pioneering Canadian military nurse Georgina Pope, known as “Prince Edward Island’s Florence Nightingale.” The gold-filled pendant and chain, presented to Pope for service in the South African War, was donated to the Museum by her great-niece Louise Birkett Krapf, shortly before Krapf’s death in 2015. ...
#museums #vikingsKING: Lost Viking settlements in Canada (Part 2)_ This is the second in a two part series that looks at the mystery of the Vikings lost settlements in Canada. This post originally appeared on Andrew King’s Ottawa Rewind . Part 1 is here . _ ** _ PART 2: They’re Here _ ** The idea of Norsemen exploring towards the interior of Canada is probably met with the same scepticism as the idea of them once crossing the Atlantic Ocean. ...