Posts Tagged ‘BC History’
Aug 31
The BC MOBILE MUSEUM is BOOKING NOW FOR 2018-19!
Hello to BC School Principals, Teachers, PACs, Community Event Coordinators, and Students,
HERE WE GO! Students and teachers are back to school for 2018-19 and so are the BC Artifacts Mobile Museum Tours!
Let the learning begin…
Bookings are available now for 2018/19!
The BC Artifacts Mobile Museum Tours consists of an extensive collection of authentic First Nations, Pioneer, Fur Trade, and BC Gold Rush artifact displays as well as a very engaging and informative Power Point presentation and story. It is presented by Tony Hardie descendant of early British Columbia Pioneers and the Secwepemc(Shuswap) First Nation.
The BC Artifacts Mobile Museum is currently Presenting at all BC public and private schools, Hospitals, Community Events, and Elder Retirement and care homes.
Thank you for all of last years support and positive feedback!
Once again, I would like to thank all the Principals, PACs and everyone else that made 2017-18 school year a very busy one for myself and the BC Mobile Museum Tours. What an amazing year it was presenting at events during “Cultural days” at Langley Centennial Museum, “Collingwood Days” in Vancouver and to students and staff in over 50 different public and private schools throughout the Lower Mainland including areas as far away as Lytton, Lillooet and Salmon Arm.
Don’t delay to insure you get the date or dates you want. Please visit the www.MobileMuseum.ca website for more information, references and booking availability.
#mobilemuseum #bcartifacts #bchistory #firstnations #pioneer #goldrush #furtrade #bceducati
Aug 08
Four Direction Eagle Shirts & Hoodies Available Now!
Features Light Weight Fabric
Colours – Heather Grey & Heather Blue
Sizes Available S/M/L/XL
Order your Shirts online here!
Also available in pullover and zipper hoodies!
Order your Zipper Hoodie online here! Order your Pullover Hoodie online here!This eagle design used expresses the unity and common elements shared by the First Nations of the BC North(left), The BC West(bottom) and Kwakwaka’wakw(right) and the Salish(Top). It also depicts the 4 directions and the central connection we share. Each of the eagles were created in traditional form and are culturally correct to each region, respectfully representing the 4 different indigenous art styles.
Thank you for your support! All proceeds from sales currently go to adding, improving and maintaining the collections used in the BC Artifacts Mobile Museum Tours.
Jul 07
Thank You to all BC Schools, Principals, Teachers, PACs, Event Coordinators, and Students!
A big hello to all BC Schools, Principals, Teachers, PACs, Event Coordinators, and Students,
Yay! The summer is here!
I would like to thank all those who I was invited Myself and the Mobile Museum to present during this past year at all the public and private BC Schools.
I would also like to thank all the Principals, PACs and everyone else that made 2017-18 school year a very busy one for myself and the BC Mobile Museum Tours.
What an amazing year it was presenting at events during “Cultural days” at Langley Centennial Museum, “Collingwood Days” in Vancouver and to students and staff in over 50 different public and private schools throughout the Lower Mainland including areas as far away as Lytton, Lillooet and Salmon Arm.
I am also looking forward to presenting once again in 2018-19 with tours currently being booked throughout the lower mainland and other BC communities.
There are many dates remaining available but I recommend that you book your event or school presentation date(s) early to ensure your preferred month and time.
Contact me directly at 778-386-3110 or visit the www.Mobilemuseum.ca website for more information, pricing and booking availability.
Tony Hardie/BC History Presenter
“Honoured to be presenting the BC Mobile Museum on the Traditional Territory of the Katzie, Kwantlen, Kwikwetlem, Musqueam, Nlaka’pamux, Qayqayt, Secwepemc, Squamish, Semiahmoo, St’at’mic, Stó:lō, Tsawwassen, & Tsleil-Wauthuth Nations”
Phone: 778-386-3110
E-MAIL- tours@mobilemuseum.ca
Jun 04
Grandma Christine Master Weaver
As a Basket collector I have always admired the weaving of the Pacific Northwest.
You can only imagine how excited I am to have recently found out one of my Great Grandma’s baskets is on display in a Museum of Master Works right here in BC!
My wife and I and few of my baskets on display Grandma Christine This basket is currently displayed at MOA at UBC
Pretty cool to find this on display! It was part of a collection of baskets and donated to the MOA several years ago.
I was excited to share this one I have (pictured below) with MOA staff member recently. We compared the similarities with the basket they have displayed currently in the Gallery of Northwest Coast Masterworks.
Inherited basket woven by ChristineIt is displayed with some of the greatest First Nation artists work of all time! It is currently labeled as Stolo? with Artist unknown.
My Great Grandma Christine made both of those amazing baskets! I look forward to the day when it is properly represented as Secwepemc and attributed to my Great Grandma Christine.
It has been wonderful to make this connection
I left behind a copy of this wonderful book with the curator to keep with the basket they haveI am currently weaving cedar baskets and hats myself. I am finding it to be a very therapeutic, grounding and a wonderful way to connect to the many gifts from the tree of life.
It is a way to connect to your ancestors. There is a close connection to my Great Grandma I also feel when working with cedar I can not explain in words… Happy weaving to all 🙂
Anyone wishing to learn traditional Haida weaving can drop in and learn from Todd Giihlgiigaa DeVries on Tuesday evenings from 5pm – 7:30pm learning how to make bracelets, headbands, small round baskets, small square baskets, coffee coasters, miniture hats, or start a project of your own. $5 per hour or $10 an evening. Add $5 if you need cut cedar bark. All interested are welcome! Address is 887 Keefer in Vancouver
Feb 13
Updated Mobile Museum Road Trip and Lillooet Community Presentation
This year, the BC artifacts Mobile Museum will visit and present on the traditional territories of the Nlaka’pamux, St’át’imc, and Secwepemc First Nations.
This Wednesday the 21nd the Mobile Museum will be in Lillooet presenting for the T’it’q’et to Cayoosh and George Murray Elementary staff and students followed by a community presentation in the evening at #59 Retasket Street from 5pm till 7pm. Thursday the 22nd presentations will continue for Cayoosh and George Murray Elementary students followed by presentations for Lillooet Secondary Grade 9 Socials and Statimc Class as well.
This April the Mobile Museum will be in Lytton at Kumsheen Secondary presenting to Grades 8-12. Later on in the month on the 25th and 26th Mobile Museum is scheduled to be in the Shuswap at Salmon Arm presenting to students and staff from several schools including the Shuswap Middle School.
Hope to see you there!
“Honoured to be presenting on the Traditional Territory of the Katzie, Kwantlen, Kwikwetlem, Musqueam, Nlaka’pamux, Qayqayt, Secwepemc, Squamish, Semiahmoo, Stó:lō, St’át’imc, Tsawwassen, & Tsleil-Wauthuth Nations”
Email: tours@mobilemuseum.ca or Phone: 778-386-3110 Like and Follow The Mobile Museum on Facebook
Feb 08
April and May Mobile Museum Tour dates are filling up!
Hands On The Past…
February and March bookings dates are now Full!
April and May Museum Tour dates are filling up!
The BC Artifacts Mobile Museum Tours consists of an extensive collection of authentic First Nations, Pioneer, Fur Trade, and BC Gold Rush artifact displays as well as a very engaging and informative Power Point presentation. Presented by Tony Hardie descendant of early British Columbia Pioneers and the Secwepemc(Shuswap) First Nation.
The BC Artifacts Mobile Museum is currently presenting at BC public and private schools, community events and more!
Tony Hardie and Christine Hardie’s Basket
Don’t Miss out! Book your tour Today!
Tony Hardie/BC History Presenter
“Honoured to be presenting my story on the Traditional Territory of the Katzie, Kwantlen, Kwikwetlem, Musqueam, Nlaka’pamux, Qayqayt, Secwepemc, Squamish, Semiahmoo, Stó:lō, St’át’imc, Tsawwassen, & Tsleil-Wauthuth Nations”
Phone: 604-501-1768 or Cell at 778-386-3110
Jan 11
Bookings are still available for 2018!
Hands On The Past…
The BC Artifacts Mobile Museum Tours consists of an extensive collection of authentic First Nations, Pioneer, Fur Trade, and BC Gold Rush artifact displays as well as a very engaging and informative Power Point presentation. Presented by Tony Hardie descendant of early British Columbia Pioneers and the Secwepemc(Shuswap) First Nation.
The BC Artifacts Mobile Museum is currently Presenting at BC Schools, Community Events and Elder and Senior Retirement Homes.
Please visit the www.MobileMuseum.ca website for more information, references and booking availability.
Aug 16
It’s that time of year again!
Hello to all BC Schools, Principals, Teachers, PACs, and Students,
Back to school for BC students and teaching staff is just around the corner with the 2017 -18 school year about to commence in just a couple of weeks.
I would like to start out this post with a massive thank you to all the Schools, Principals, PACs as well as everyone else that supported and helped to promote the new BC History Mobile Museum in 2016-17.
What an amazing year it was presenting to students and staff in over 50 different schools from Bowen Island to Lytton.
I am looking forward to presenting this year with tours planed throughout the lower mainland and other BC communities.
There are many dates still available for the upcoming school year.
Please book your school presentation date(s) early to ensure your preferred month and time.
Contact me directly or visit the Mobilemuseum.ca website for more information, pricing and booking availability.
Tony Hardie/BC History Presenter
“Honoured to be working on the Traditional Territory of the Katzie, Kwantlen, Kwikwetlem, Musqueam, Nlaka’pamux, Qayqayt, Squamish, Semiahmoo, Stó:lō, Tsawwassen, & Tsleil-Wauthuth Nations”
Phone: 778-386-3110
E-MAIL- tours@mobilemuseum.ca
Feb 08
Amazing BC Artifacts Mobile Museum Tour Presentation Artifacts
“Honoured to be presenting BC history on the Traditional Territory of the Katzie, Kwantlen, Kwikwetlem, Musqueam, Qayqayt, Squamish, Semiahmoo, Stó:lō, Tsawwassen, & Tsleil-Wauthuth Nations” Here are a few highlight images from a couple recent Mobile Museum Tour presentations in New Westminster at Ecole Lord Tweedsmuir Elementary and at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Elementary school in Vancouver.
The BC Mobile Museum is an engaging and hands-on learning experience mixed with good times and humor that has created a successful learning and connecting environment for students in the BC lower mainland area since 2015. It is a very valuable educational resource for all BC students from grades K to 12.
#mobilemuseum #BCEducation #BCHistory #BCArtifacts #FirstNation #Pioneer #Goodtimes #FurTrade #GoldRush
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Testimonials
“I thought it was an amazing presentation! My students were highly engaged and loved the hands-on artifacts. It was a very enjoyable experience.” Kenton Falls/Yale Secondary
Tony did a fantastic job of presenting to our students over two days. The kids were engaged and interested throughout. Tony arrived early to set up his displays in our Learning Commons. He was very professional and effective at communicating his love of local history and artifacts. When you see Tony speak, it is easy […]
Tony is a professional. Our youth loved the presentation, and the hands on experience handling the history of BC. Tony brings a teaching style that is both a pleasure to watch as well as engage in.
“Thank You so much for joining us at our Culture days event. Your exhibits and talk were fascinating- everyone was so engaged. All the best to you with the school year ahead. Hope to have you again next year…or sooner!! ” Thanks, Hannah Langley Centennial Museum | Arts, Culture & Community Initiatives
Tony brought his Mobile Museum to both of my schools and all the classes were so excited about his displays and his stories and could have spent even more than the 60 minutes scheduled for each group. Do not hesitate to book Tony into your school and book the second day rather than exceed his […]
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