Protecting Heritage for the Future
Protecting Heritage for the Future
The Board and Staff of the Fernie Museum and Fernie & District Historical Society respectfully acknowledge that we live, work, and recreate on the homelands of the Ktunaxa People.
IN THE GALLERY
Extended through September: Night Rambles in Shadows with Liquor Store Blues by Troy Cook
New works by Troy Cook explore travel and the nexus between art and music. Perspectives formed through examinations of subject matter and environments during a unique set of circumstances.
Music can set the map for travel and tone during the collection of materials and research for the production of visual work. In this exhibit, Troy Cook brings together his many interests and passions in vibrant, engaging works that invite reflection and discussion about the way we see the world around us.
Listen to the accompanying playlist at the following links:
TICKET TO HISTORY 50/50 RAFFLE
CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to B. Gaskell of Victoria, who wins half of the final prize pot of $2,950!
The Fernie & District Historical Society extends its thanks to everyone who purchased tickets.
COMING THIS WINTER
THE LAND OF THUNDERING SNOW
Probing the history of snow avalanches and their impact on people and nature in Canada.
This new exhibit examines records, photographs, recordings and artifacts, to tell the tale of of both technical success and tearful sorrow. The exhibit, from the Revelstoke Museum & Archives, will be augmented by local artifacts, information and displays.