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Dig up the Past with James Baker on Sunday

On Sunday James Baker, Mayor of Lake Country and Associate Professor Emeritus of the University of British Columbia, will discuss archaeology in our region. Please join Mayor Baker at the Creekside Theatre as he addresses Archaeological sites — Pelmewash and … Continue reading

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Okanagan Centre resident Rosemary Carter to be honoured during Heritage Week

Lake Country’s pioneer resident Rosemary Carter has been awarded the Distinguished Community Service Award by the Central Okanagan Heritage Society. Rosemary has made extensive contributions to heritage throughout the Central Okanagan. The award ceremony will be held on February 21, … Continue reading

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QR Codes and the Lake Country Museum

The Lake Country Museum has affixed QR Codes to their business cards, displays, historical markers and signage in order to enable smartphone and iPad users to easily access the Museum website. QR Code (abbreviated from Quick Response Code) is the trademark … Continue reading

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Bugs & Us — an intimate look at bugs, insects & creepy crawlies

Are you aware of the variety of insects in the Okanagan Valley?  Lake Country Museum is hoping to enhance your awareness and understanding of Okanagan entomology by presenting Bugs & Us, by local entomologist Dr. Ward Strong.  Bugs & Us, … Continue reading

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Hecho a Mano: traditional handcrafts of Mexico exhibition opens tomorrow at the Lake Country Museum

A compelling exhibition of traditional handcrafts of Mexico opens tomorrow, Saturday, August 18th, at the Lake Country Museum. The exhibition features a carefully chosen selection of glass, textiles, ceramics, woodwork, metal, and worked leather handcrafts dating from Pre-Columbian to contemporary … Continue reading

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Mexican handcrafts on display in the DLC lobby

The display case at the District of Lake Country office promotes the Hecho a Mano exhibition which runs from August 18th through September 29th at the Lake Country Museum. The exhibition features traditional Mexican handcrafts. The municipal showcase gives a … Continue reading

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Another winner in the Guess the Artifact contest!

Randy, one of Lake Country Museum’s Blog readers, has won the Guess the Artifact contest by correctly identifying Artifact #3 as a tool for cutting glass. Congratulations Randy; you have an enquiring mind. There are still a few days remaining in the … Continue reading