Heritage Park Museum to Host First Northern BC Museum Conference Heritage Park Museum is excited to announce the first Northern BC Museum Conference this Saturday, October 5th.
Heritage Park Museum is the host tomorrow, Oct. 5, 2024, of a first of its kind regional museum conference.together to share, connect, learn, and collaborate on future programs,The conference is also open to the community, who can join the discussion session at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 5 at the museum.conference to better understand the direction other museums in NorthernAttendees to the conference this year include representatives from: theHistoric Site, the Terrace Historical Society, and Skeena Wild.
Each table will have notepads for writing down ideas and talking points to keep discussions on track.The notes from these discussions will be shared on the Northwest B.C. Museum Conference page on the museum's website following the conference. The four discussion topics are visitor experience, community engagement, children and seniors, exhibits and archives.and learn, your presence is valuable. Everyone is welcome to the discussion, and we encourage all community members toPark Museum and contributing to the broader museum community in theHeritage Park Museum is located at 4702 Kerby Avenue, immediately adjacent to Terraceview Lodge.
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