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General News · 29th March 2022
GinaT CIMAS
This is your last chance, this weekend, Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2, from noon to 4 p.m., to see our retrospective exhibition, That Was Then / This Is Now !
It is a look back at the past two decades since the Cortes Island Museum & Archives has been open to the public (1998 to now!). You will follow the timeline along the wall to learn about our behind-the-scenes life at the Museum. You will explore our major exhibits over the years and the biggest changes we’ve gone through as an organization. Plus, you will learn about our Museum practices, collections and curation.
The exhibit features some of the most popular artifacts that have been featured in other exhibits over the years (Sylva Jane boat model, Marswells Stove, clam cans, taxidermy, and more...).
The exhibit will be taken down next week to make place for an exciting new exhibition coming in the mid of April.
957 Beasley Road, Friday and Saturday, noon to 4 p.m.
https://cortesmuseum.com/museum/current-exhibit/
It is a look back at the past two decades since the Cortes Island Museum & Archives has been open to the public (1998 to now!). You will follow the timeline along the wall to learn about our behind-the-scenes life at the Museum. You will explore our major exhibits over the years and the biggest changes we’ve gone through as an organization. Plus, you will learn about our Museum practices, collections and curation.
The exhibit features some of the most popular artifacts that have been featured in other exhibits over the years (Sylva Jane boat model, Marswells Stove, clam cans, taxidermy, and more...).
The exhibit will be taken down next week to make place for an exciting new exhibition coming in the mid of April.
957 Beasley Road, Friday and Saturday, noon to 4 p.m.
https://cortesmuseum.com/museum/current-exhibit/