The Board, Staff and Volunteers of the Dundas Museum were very saddened to learn of the passing of the truly one-of-a-kind Libby Toews. A volunteer and supporter of the Museum for decades, Libby was an ever-present source of knowledge, creativity…
This Tuesday, May 5th the Dundas Museum & Archives will have Cree storyteller Jim Adams back at the museum with the Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centre for Msko – mjgadgoodenh Giizi,a Red Dress Day event in memory of Murdered…
Yesterday, the Dundas Museum & Archives held an opening reception for its newest feature exhibition, celebrating the museum’s 70th Anniversary. The Dundas Museum & Archives first opened its doors on April 21, 1956. For the last 70 years the DM+A…
Introducing our newest Community Curator exhibition, Akwenya’on:we – A Look at Historical Iroquoian Clothing. This exhibition features designs from Guest Curator Malcolm Kahyonhakonh Powless-Lynes. Experience authentic clothing representing Six Nations’ culture and craftspersonship up close at your Dundas Museum and Archives. This…
We’re excited to welcome Jody Boston (she/her), therapeutic clown practitioner, arts educator, and community arts consultant, as a special Neighbourhood Moves facilitator to the Dundas Museum on Saturday, February 28, from 2-4 pm. We’re grateful for the opportunity to explore movement through play,…
