Discovery Hall

PERMANENT EXHIBIT

Exploring Southwestern Alberta

Exhibits

Exploring Southwestern Alberta

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Curriculum coordinated school programs

 


Exhibits
Wendy Aitkens, Curator
Tel: [403] 320.3907
Email: waitkens[at]galtmuseum[dot]com

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Hands-On Interaction

In the new 5000 square foot Discovery Hall kids of all ages are immersed in the history of Southwestern Alberta with our permanent hands-on exhibits.

Experience the culture of the Kainai people. Take a virtual plane ride over the undulating prairie landscape. Duck under a giant replica of Lethbridge’s famous High Level Bridge. Dig for information on the local coal mining industry. Kick up your heels and discover the giant cowboy boot. There’s so much to see, do and touch!

Be sure to visit often so you can see the changes, and enjoy traveling and temporary exhibits from across North America.

     

We like adding new features and surprises to the Permanent Exhibit - be sure to pick up a Discovery Backpack or Treasure Hunt at the information desk when you visit to find what's new!

 

NOW in the Kainai Arbour >>

 
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2007 TEMPORARY EXHIBITS

Auschwitz: the Eva Brewster Story

Pat Grayston Polska, Krain Przodkow
The  Vanishing Landscape
for details, contact Curator Wendy Aitkens
 
2006 TEMPORARY EXHIBITS
 

  Fifties Forever MAY 6 to SEP 17.06   Under a Prairie Sky: Festival of Quilts VII, SEP 23 to JAN 7.07   Teddy Bear Christmas NOV 17 - JAN 07.07
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