Edmonton Heritage Network

On Thursday, October 13th, the Borealis Gallery is proud to present a screening of 19 Days. This NFB documentary short follows refugee families as they arrive and adjust to life in Calgary. One of the two Somali-Canadian sister filmmakers will join us for a Q&A after the film. https://www.facebook.com/events/162525230864872/ This free event accompanies Canada: Day... Read more »

A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »

Now Open! The University of Alberta Museums is proud to host the Heritage Art Series. This exhibition, Floods, Blood, and Bitumen, shares an important story about the people of Alberta. Bold and evocative depictions represent a multicultural history that is emotional, colourful, and dramatic. The aim of the series is to inspire a desire to... Read more »

Dr. Henry Wyatt talks about his trip to Marguerite Bay on the Antarctic Peninsula in support of survey work in the late 1950s. Wyatt has a fascinating career as a mountain climber, pilot and Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Alberta. Part of the Alberta Aviation Museum Lecture Series. Members $8, Non-members $10 info@albertaaviationmuseum.com... Read more »

A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »

A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »

Home Movie Day is an international celebration of amateur films and filmmaking held annually at many venues worldwide. The Provincial Archives of Alberta invites individuals and families to share their own home movies and to see other films in turn. It's a chance to rediscover your films, learn how to care for them so that... Read more »

A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »

Now Open! The University of Alberta Museums is proud to host the Heritage Art Series. This exhibition, Floods, Blood, and Bitumen, shares an important story about the people of Alberta. Bold and evocative depictions represent a multicultural history that is emotional, colourful, and dramatic. The aim of the series is to inspire a desire to... Read more »

A Little Bit of Infinity, presented in two parts, features works of art from the University of Alberta Museums Art Collection that celebrates the art, artists, collections and collectors on the continuum of printmaking. Part one explores the roots of printmaking in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada, and part two presents an international perspective, both historical... Read more »