Guests are encouraged to channel their flannel at the museum’s camp-inspired event: Campfires & Cocktails, back by popular demand!
Back by popular demand, The Canadian Canoe Museum’s camp-inspired fundraising event will encourage guests to channel their flannel in the museum galleries on April 18, 2020. Campfires & Cocktails will see guests weave their ways through the museum’s galleries for...
Social historian Jessica Dunkin launches her new book Canoe and Canvas at the 2020 Wipper Lecture
We are pleased to welcome social historian and writer Jessica Dunkin to discuss her newest book, Canoe and Canvas: Life at the Encampments of the American Canoe Association, 1880-1910, at the 2020 Wipper Lecture on February 2 from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m.Dunkin will be in...
Award-winning author and adventurer Kate Harris named 2019 Jack Matthews Fellow
Harris presents public lecture at The Canadian Canoe Museum: October 29 The Canadian Canoe Museum, Lakefield College School and Trent University will welcome 2019 Jack Matthews Fellow Kate Harris, multiple award-winning author and adventurer, for a series of events...
EXTENDED: Contribute to the making of a 14-foot textile canoe with artist-in-residence Vanessa Coplan
The textile canoe project, which has already involved more than 50 community members, has been extended into next month at The Canadian Canoe Museum.Community members can weave, tie, pull, wrap, knit and sew textiles at additional sessions throughout September and...