Museum Highlights Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s permanent galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

Women and Leadership: Radical conversations about gender justice, art and reconciliation

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This conference provides an opportunity for women and girls to come together in arts-based workshops, community and gallery tours and panel discussions with women leaders, artists, educators, activists and politicians.

Locations: St. Ann’s Academy, Royal BC Museum and Mungo Martin House.

Royal BC Museum members receive a 10% reduction on their conference registration. To receive this benefit or to attend the conference, please email info@friendsofstannsacademy.com

Museum Highlights Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s permanent galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

Mammal Matters

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See for yourself where we usually keep those jars, boxes and bins, and experience the working environment of our talented researchers and staff. Tours are limited to 10 people. Sign up begins one hour prior to the tour start time. 

This tour will focus on our vertebrate collection from the small to the mighty.

Natural History Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s natural history galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

Museum Highlights Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s permanent galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

A Community Dinner with the Royal BC Museum

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Please join us in Prophet River First Nation, celebrating the magnifient biodiversity of Treaty 8 and Dene Tsaa K’Nai traditional territories with a presentation by Dr. Richard Hebda—author, professor and award-winning Royal BC Museum curator of Botany and Earth History.

Dr. Hebda will highlight the territory’s exceptional “living landscape” and discuss his research in the area, recent discoveries and future opportunities for collaboration. After the presentation, there will be a community dinner and opportunity to visit.

An Evening with the Royal BC Museum

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Join us for a celebration of local biodiversity with an evening presentation by Dr. Richard Hebda—author, professor and award winning Royal BC Museum curator of Botany and Earth History.

Dr. Hebda will highlight the region’s exceptional “living landscape” and discuss his research in the area, recent discoveries and future opportunities for collaboration and stewardship.

An Evening with the Royal BC Museum

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Join us for a celebration of local biodiversity with an evening presentation by Dr. Richard Hebda—author, professor and award winning Royal BC Museum curator of Botany and Earth History.

Dr. Hebda will highlight the region’s exceptional “living landscape” and discuss his research in the area, recent discoveries and future opportunities for collaboration and stewardship.

After the presentation, we welcome you to chat with Dr. Hebda, mingle with fellow outdoor enthusiasts, and enjoy some refreshments.

Presented in association with the Toad River Area Club.

A Community Dinner with the Royal BC Museum

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Please join us in celebrating the magnificent biodiversity of Kaska traditional territories with a presentation by Dr. Richard Hebda—author, professor and award-winning Royal BC Museum curator of Botany and Earth History.

Dr. Hebda will highlight the territory’s exceptional “living landscape” and discuss his research in the area, recent discoveries and future opportunities for collaboration. After the presentation, there will be a community dinner and opportunity to visit.

Presented in association with the Daylu Dena.

Museum Highlights Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s permanent galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

Fieldtrippers: Spider Sunday!

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Join Royal BC Museum biologists Claudia Copley, Darren Copley and Robb Bennett on a search for some of Victoria's local spiders. We'll demonstrate spider collecting techniques, as well as some general insect collecting methodology. There will be an assortment of live demonstration spiders for show and tell, so please bring along your curiosity. This program will also help to dispel the many myths there are about spiders, and other closely related arachnids.

Night at the Museum: Mammoths

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Our annual museum sleepover is back, in a big way.

Come spend the night with us as we travel back in time with the mammoths. Explore Mammoths! Giants of the Ice Age without the crowds, go on a midnight behind-the-scenes tour and wake up with morning yoga. Activities, games, tours and food will make this your most memorable museum visit ever.

Watch for another sleepless night in June when we host a Night at the Museum for our upcoming Family: Bonds and Belonging exhibition.

Museum Highlights Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s permanent galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

Natural History Tour

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Feature Length Tour: Join our friendly and informative guides in the lobby and embark on a special one-hour tour in the museum’s natural history galleries. Tours are included with same-day admission or membership.

Kid Science

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To be a scientist one must have a curious and open mind—which is perfect for kids. Join us throughout the museum at stations set up to explore scientific discovery through a kid’s eye, created in partnership with Let’s Talk Science.