May and June have been busy with school groups at the museum. It’s always neat to see students connect with local history such as the animals or vehicles we have on display.
Saturday, May 18, is International Museum Day. The North Peace Historical Society is offering FREE admission to the museum for EVERYONE between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Literally, things have been batty around the museum the past few weeks. We’ve been busy gearing up to release our free take home bat kits for kids ages three and up.
2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the opening of the Fort St. John North Peace Museum in its current location.
The Fort St. John North Peace Museum welcomed a record 265 people to their Family Day Weekend Transportation Scavenger Hunt and Open House.
North Peace Historical Society volunteers set a new volunteer record in 2023: 4956.5 hours!
A new and improved archaeology exhibit is up in the museum entitled Ancient Tool Technologies: Discovering the Lifeways of the Early Peoples of the North.
Dinosaurs are getting into lots of mischief at the Fort St. John North Peace Museum this month as part of Dinovember!
On Friday, October 27th, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., drop by the Fort St. John North Peace Museum to go trick-or-treating as a family.
The North Peace Historical Society has lots to be thankful for this fall.
This is the last month (until Sept. 15) to see the Charlie Lake Conservation Society’s interactive exhibit, The Lake Next Door.
The Fort St. John North Peace Museum had a fantastic Canada Day at the museum, with 766 visitors in attendance.
The North Peace Historical Society and Fort St. John North Peace Museum love partnering with groups and individuals in the community to better share the history of the North Peace.
We are gearing up for our BC Family Day Weekend Winter Scavenger Hunts and open house February 17-20.
