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The Kitimat Museum & Archives has a job opportunity for a Program  Instructor to deliver Museum Explorer educational programs in nature, culture, and history to Kitimat elementary school classes.  This is a part-time, short-term position best suited for someone with free time and a flexible schedule, as the work can

Opening Reception “Come Play With Me – An Interactive Conceptual Art Exhibit”,  with Andrea Guldin January 19th 2024, at 7:00 pm in the Upstairs Gallery of the Kitimat Museum & Archives. The Kitimat Museum & Archives invites you to join us for the opening reception of “Come Play With Me

We received the information for the upcoming 2023 Christmas Bird Count, and are excited to pass along the details to you on behalf of the Kitimat Compiler, April Macleod. You can contact April directly by phone at 250-632-3977 or by email, at mac2aa@citywest.ca    

Details Update: Position filled Contract Researcher/Writer Needed [.pdf ] The Haisla Artists Exhibition Committee (with the Kitimat Museum & Archives) is seeking a person with interviewing and writing competency to create the content for an exhibition booklet for the Haisla Artists 2024 exhibition (May 8 – July 13, 2024). Familiarity

BCMA Webinar: The Way Forward for a Shared Museum Facility with the Haisla Nation & Kitimat Museum Wednesday, November 29, 2023 [Online Webinar] 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm PT This webinar is free; however, there is a registration process to sign up. Kitimat Museum & Archives has completed a Feasibility

The Best Place to Shop Local in Kitimat November 24th, 2023, at 5 pm at the Kitimat Museum & Archives Find original art and unique handmade items created by local artisans here at the Museum. Stir up some holiday spirit and come enjoy one-stop shopping in downtown Kitimat. The Museum

Visit ‘Coffee and Doodles’, a mixed media exhibition of illustrations by Charlotte Phitjens showing at the Kitimat Museum & Archives October 20th until November 18th, 2023. Originally from Belgium, Charlotte has lived in the remote community of Telegraph Creek since 2010. As a mother, nature-lover, trapper, and hunter, she draws