New Exhibit at the Robert Bateman Centre: Resilience of the People
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NEW EXHIBIT - RESILIENCE OF THE PEOPLE: A VISUAL HISTORY OF THE TRADITIONAL TERRITORY OF THE LEKQUNGEN/SONGHEES PEOPLE
The Bateman Centre's summer exhibit is a visual history of Greater Victoria, the Songhees First Nation’s traditional territory. By engaging with maps, drawings, artifacts, and unique photographs, visitors will discover the complexities of the lands around them, and see the First Nations’ resilient relationship to ancestral resources up to the present day.
Traditional knowledge of species, habitats and customs are highlighted from the Gorge Waterway through to Beacon Hill Park, from Oak Bay to Discovery & Chatham Islands. This exhibit is produced in partnership with the Songhees Nation.
Stay tuned for details on the exhibit opening: http://batemancentre.org/exhibits/
| Cost: |
Adult: $12.50 Child: $6.00 Senior: $8.50 Student: $8.50 Member: $Free |
Category: |
Arts | Entertainment Gallery | Exhibition Multicultural |
| Location: |
The Robert Bateman Centre
470 Belleville Street, Steamship Terminal Building, Victoria |
This event is for Everyone | |
| More Info: |
Mia Watkins [email protected] 250-940-3630 Event Website |
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