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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”
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Testimonials
I met Tony Hardie at BCIT in 1996, then later we collaborated in building educational websites focused in Native American, Gold Rush, and Western Fur Trade prehistory. Tony is an astute businessman whom has decades of management, strategic planning, marketing, and sales experience. Tony has deep First Nations ancestral roots in the Province of British […]
“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
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