PROGRAMS & EVENTS
Current & Upcoming
Join us on Earth Day for The Golden Salamander Book Launch, Wednesday, April 22nd, 4 pm, with authors Monica and Will Carpenter.
This book is a dialogue between an art therapist and an environmental educator, between a mother and a son. It is a conversation about nature, art, and story, discussing eco-literacy, art therapy, and environmental education. This book will be of significant professional interest to educators, teachers, art therapists, counsellors, social workers, parents, children, and youth care workers. Our intention is to reawaken perception, to recognize truth with a felt sense and give expression through our creativity. The story starts in the darkness of winter and builds through the cycles towards the light.
And Then This One Time: An evening of storytelling with Ivan Coyote
Saturday, May 9, 7pm at Nelson United Church
One night only! Purchase your tickets here. $20 for members, $25 for non-members.
Come join renowned storyteller and peformer, Ivan Coyote, as they share some brand new work. Bring your hankie and be ready to laugh until you cry!
Warning: these stories maight cause queer joy.
Born and raised in Whitehorse, Yukon, they are the author of 13 books, the creator of 4 films, 7 stage shows, and 3 albums that combine storytelling with music. Coyote’s books have won the ReLit Award, the B.C. Book Prize for Writing That Provokes, has been named a Stonewall Honour Book, longlisted for Canada Reads, shortlisted for the Hilary Weston Prize for non-fiction, and the Governor General’s Award for non-fiction twice. http://www.ivancoyote.com/
This event takes place at the United Church at 602 Silica St.
Rayya Liebich Book Launch – Milk Teeth Saturday, May 9th 7 pm
Rayya Liebich’s new hybrid memoir, “Milk Teeth,” published by Pownal Street Press, will be released in time for Mother’s Day. This book explores the decade when the author both became a mother and lost her own.
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The Roxanne Walking Tour
Nelson BC is the home of the 1986 romantic comedy Roxanne, starring Steve Martin and Darryl Hannah. Take a walk through the streets of Nelson and see some of the famous movie locations!
New Echoes in the Staircase
The Nelson Museum mural residency project turns a liminal space into a canvas for local artists to invoke conversations about access, decolonization within the museum sector, and mis/representation of historical voices.
Art & History Films
Relive some of your favourite exhibitions, artist talks, public programs, and more with our film library.
SOCIAL JUSTICE
Museums and archives are tied to a history of colonial and discriminatory methodologies that overlook the voices of many people. The Nelson Museum, Archives & Gallery is joining the global movement to recognize, respond to, and create space for, the voices that are missing from our region’s story. Our team is critically examining our policies, collections, exhibitions, and programs to ensure that everyone feels welcomed, safe, and included.
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