The museum has been undergoing some major renovations to its air handling system for the past few weeks; so thank you to everyone for bearing with us. These renovations are long in coming and we are very pleased that they will be completed for the 2010 season. The air handling system is one of the ways the museum controls the environment inside the building. It will help to regulate the temperature and humidity and control the how clean the air is. Both are essential to keeping our artifacts in good condition. This is true for the artifacts on display or in storage. Environmental controls also make the museum more comfortable for the people who visit. So we are all warm enough when we need to be warm and cool enough when we need to be cool. It is good for our objects and good for our visitors so we are very pleased. If you have any other questions about the renovations to the museum
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Coming Events
Here is our schedule of events for your perusal; we hope you will join us!
- February 16 to March 19 "We Were so Far Away", the Inuit Residential School Experience exhibit in our lower gallery. Stay tuned for more information.
- February 18 @ 7:30 pm - CLICK! Fort Smith Photography Club Meeting - all skill levels welcome.
- February 19 @ 7 pm - Artist Talk by Joan Irvin, Instructor at the College of Art and Design in Calgary. Admission is Free.
- February 20 & 21st @ 9 am to 4 pm - Professional Development Workshop for Artists. Fee is $45.
- February 27 @ 9 am to 4 pm - Quilted Postcard Workshop with Maggie Dumkee. Stay tuned for more information.
- March 6 @ 12 pm to 2 pm - Chili Cook-Off! In conjunction with the Wood Buffalo Frolics. Prizes to be won.
- March 27 @ 9 am to 11 am - The Museum's annual Membership Drive Breakfast
Hours of Operation
Our regular hours of operation are:
September to May 10 am to 5 pm, weekdays, closed at noon
June to August, 10 am to 7 pm every day
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