Tonight's #TuesdayNightTalk CANCELLED.
Tonight's Tuesday Night Talk, Snapshots in Song, with Jay Pilzer, has been cancelled due to current weather conditions. We will reschedule today's talk at a later date. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Dee Ryan-Meister, President of the Titanic Society of Atlantic Canada, will be our guest presenter.
Donations to Feed Nova Scotia are welcome.
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Nova Scotia Tragedies and the White Star Line
April 1, 6:30pm free #TuesdayNightTalk
Learn the histories of SS Atlantic, RMS Titanic, & SS Imo (built by White Star Line, and named Runic), with details of the recovery efforts; similarities and differences.
TDIH (1921): Schooner 'Bluenose' launched at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Learn more about this famous fishing and racing vessel from @fisheriesmuseum https://t.co/Zx2YPM7CAs https://t.co/aUEisogFnc (Photo: MP11.1.5)
TDIH (1900): "Sailing Alone Around the World" by Nova Scotian born Joshua Slocum published for the first time in book form. Learn more about Slocum in our Days of Sail gallery!
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Our @ns_mma Boat School is hiring a summer internship position for an Ocean Interpretation Facilitator, in partnership with the Clean Foundation
Deadline to apply is March 10!
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#oceanscience#learning#exploring#museum#summertimesaga
#TuesdayNightTalk March 4, 6:30 pm
Life Without Plastic - Fantastic!
Plastic is one of the most controversial materials of our time. Natasha Tucker @MindYourPlastic debunks plastic related myths, shares true alternatives & what you can do to create positive change!
#Free
Sail Away & Play at Sea at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic! Join us for daily adventures from 10 am to
3 pm, March 8 to 16!
Stay ashore for more details on our website, socials or call us at 902-424-7491!
Sea you soon!
#MarchBreak2025
Today, we honour the remarkable Nora Bernard, a Mi’kmaq activist whose relentless advocacy for the rights of residential school survivors has left a lasting mark on our country. Her legacy teaches us the power of courage and the importance of standing up for justice.
#HeritageDay
On February 15, 1965, Canada’s new flag flew for the first time on Parliament Hill, taking its place among Canada’s most iconic symbols.
Dive into the flag’s fascinating history!
#CanadianFlag | @LibraryArchives
We've launched our spring 2025 #TuesdayNightTalks and hosting Russell Grosse, Executive Director @bcc_ns on Feb. 18, 6:30 pm. He'll present Black Museums and the Effort to Preserve African Nova Scotian History.
Calling post-secondary students! We're hiring for the summer and looking for a Museum Community Events Assistant! Deadline to apply is February 20th! #Museum#Community#Culture
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Civil rights activist Viola Desmond died on this day in 1965 at the age of 50. Today, she is remembered for challenging racial discrimination when refusing to leave the Whites-only section of a movie theatre in New Glasgow, NS. Watch her #HeritageMinute https://t.co/2v4lQEiqtF