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Modernization
Learn more about government’s intention to modernize the museum to protect our historic holdings and provide better access to our collections.
Join educators from the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition and explore the new giant floor map called Ocean, Freshwater and Us. The floor map is a result of a new national ocean literacy strategy for Canada which launched last spring and is part of the national launch and coordination of Oceans Week Canada.
A great way to start Oceans Week Victoria celebrations!
Visit the Our Living Languages travelling exhibition at the Port Moody Station Museum
June 1 – September 10, 2022
2734 Murray Street, Port Moody, BC V3H 1X2
Open Monday-Sunday, 10:00 am –5:00 pm
Admission by Donation
link:https://portmoodymuseum.org
May 22nd is the International Day for Biodiversity. Our friends at Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants are celebrating all month with their annual #BackyardBio campaign and we're taking part. Join Dr. Cori Lausen, bat biologist and co-author of the new Royal BC Museum Handbook Bats of British Columbia, for this special presentation!
Join Special Bird Service for this special takeover of RBCM@ Outside!
This episode of RBCM@ Outside we’re turning the mic and camera over to our friends at Special Bird Service. Join us for a virtual nature ramble. Special Bird Service members will lead us through a greater Victoria natural area. We’ll definitely have our eyes on the birds, but what else will we discover?
Follow us into the museum.
If you are not able to join us in person for our Museum After Hours: Going Batty, then you can join in through Instagram Live. We'll bring you into the museum from the comfort of your own home, to explore the different activities and displays and meet the special guests- things will get a little batty.
Join us over at the Royal BC Museum Instagram page.
After Hours
Join us for a new all-ages series designed to welcome you to the museum, after hours.
We’re excited about our new handbook Bats of British Columbia and want to share our love of these amazing flying mammals with you.
Between 7:00 - 8:30 pm wander through the Natural History gallery, after hours.
The members of the Victoria Centre Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Science Venture, University of Victoria and others as they present amazing astronomical activities for all ages.
Join us for:
Time | Event |
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11:00 AM | Welcome and Introduction |
11:15 AM | Thanks on behalf of Sikh Youth Victoria |
11:30 AM | Sikh display Introduction |
12:00 PM | Talk - Power of Art, History and Sikhi by Dr. Sharanjit Kaur Sandhra |
1:00 PM | Music performance |
Join members of the Royal BC Museum's outreach team for an Easter Scavenger Hunt at Meadow Park Green in Colwood, hosted by the City of Colwood and Royal Bay.
Many of us are in the dark about bats – their survival depends on our enlightenment.
BATS: Out of the Darkness is an exhibit developed by Kelowna Museums, together with community partners, that aims to bring the bats of British Columbia ‘out of the darkness and into our consciousness.’
Learn to write a traditional Ukrainian Easter Egg, "pysanka", under the guidance of Dawn and Olga Lang.
Through instruction, demonstration and printed hand outs, you will make and take home two pysanky along with new skills and knowledge.
Follow us into the galleries.
For our latest Instagram Live, come explore the Natural History gallery and the birds that inhabit it through the eyes of Trenton Franco from Special Bird Service.
Bring the whole gang to our 2:00 p.m. 3D IMAX screening of Antarctica on March 26 or 27, and enhance your experience with our penguin party package (priced $7.95).
Penguin party package includes:
Photograph by Femi
Bring the whole gang to our 2:00 p.m. 3D IMAX screening of Antarctica on March 26 or 27, and enhance your experience with our penguin party package (priced $7.95).
Penguin party package includes:
After Hours
Join us for a new all-ages series designed to welcome you to the museum, after hours.
Orcas!
This After Hours event dives deep into the world of orcas. Join us as we explore the Orcas: Our Shared Future exhibit in new and exciting ways. Don't miss this last chance to hang with the pod before Orcas swim away on March 31st.
What you can expect:
For this noon hour program, join us in the Natural History gallery for some family fun. Throughout the week we will be exploring animals among us, through hands-on investigating of museum specimens.
For this particular day, we fly high up into the skies of BC to find out more about the Animals of the Air
This drop-in event is open to all.
For this noon hour program, join us in the Natural History gallery for some family fun. Throughout the week we will be exploring animals among us, through hands-on investigating of museum specimens.
For this particular day, we slither/ crawl/ hop/ pounce throughout the landscapes of BC to find out more about the Animals of the Land.
This drop-in event is open to all.
For this noon hour program, join us in the Natural History gallery for some family fun. Throughout the week we will be exploring animals among us, through hands-on investigating of museum specimens.
For this particular day, we dive deep into the waters of BC to find out more about the Animals of the Sea.
This drop-in event is open to all.
Making Fish Fossils
University of Victoria undergraduate student Andrea Valcourt will share her research on 53 million year old fossil fish in the museum’s palaeontology collection, and show you how to make your own fish ‘fossil’ at home.
You will need:
RBCM @ Home (Kids) is hosted by Chris O'Connor.
Click on the Zoom link to join: