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Edmonton Historical Board heeft het bericht van Edmonton's Historian Laureate gedeeld.
A few updates from Edmonton's Historian Laureate. Thanks for being out in the community, Chris!
So last week I had a pretty brutal cold that knocked me out for a couple days. But I somehow managed to rally enough to make it to lots of great stuff happening... around the city:
Next Up (a great leadership program I went through) invited Kathryn Lennon and I to give a workshop on Creative Activism last Monday. It was really inspiring to see all the participants roll their sleeves up and make dioramas showing models of Indigenous art, community groups picnicking in green spaces they wanted to preserve, and other models of what they want their city to look like.
Then on Thursday I got to moderate a fascinating conversation on the Conditions and History of Sexual Exploitation. It was part of the Sexual Exploitation Working Group's Collaborative Efforts for Change conference. Really interesting to hear how settlement and immigration are connected to these issues.
On Friday, I was invited to talk to the elementary kids at Parkallen School for Career Week. They had such good questions - about the most exciting parts of being a journalist, about the most boring parts, about what classes you should take to get a career in media. Definitely take English. And maybe get a trust fund?
And then on Saturday I was up bright and early to go birding with some lovely Edmontonians on the Snow Goose Chase. We bussed all around the Tofield area to spot avocets, yellow-rumped warblers, kestrels, and yes snow geese. Look for clips from that on a future podcast!
We are very pleased to announce that Chris Chang-Yen Phillips was installed as Edmonton's newest Historian Laureate. Thank you to outgoing Laureate Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail for all her hard work, and welcome Chris to your new role!
Have a few hours free on Saturday, May 7? The Edmonton Regional Heritage Fair is looking for volunteer judges! Sign up online to support a great cause, or just show up to the fair and enjoy some great history projects created by hard-working students.
Are you the owner of a historic home full of character, charm and an outdated electrical system? If so, you'll be interested in this series of public seminars about owning, maintaining and restoring a historic home. Registrations are being accepted!
Want to know how Hallowe'en was celebrated in Edmonton in the first half of the twentieth century? Check out the City of Edmonton Archives' new online exhibit and get in the Hallowe'en spirit!
http://www.edmonton.ca/…/edmonto…/halloween-in-edmonton.aspx
TOMORROW >> Check out the City of Edmonton's annual Free Admission Day (FAD). The Prince of Wales Armouries will be open to the public all day, including the City Archives.
This year's FAD is extra special as the centennials for both the Prince of Wales Armouries (POWA) and the Edmonton Grads will be celebrated. Ann Hall (former EHB member) will be a guest speaker and will be presenting on the Grads at 2PM.
Also, PANCAKE BREAKFAST!
... For a full listing of FAD events at the archives, check out the link below:
http://www.edmonton.ca/…/edmonto…/cea-events-activities.aspx
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IN ONE WEEK >> Sunday, September 27 is the City of Edmonton's annual Free Admission Day (FAD). The Prince of Wales Armouries will be open to the public all day, including the City Archives.
This year's FAD is extra special as the centennials for both the Prince of Wales Armouries (POWA) and the Edmonton Grads will be celebrated. Ann Hall (former EHB member) will be a guest speaker and will be presenting on the Grads at 2PM.
For a full listing of FAD events at the archives, ch...eck out the link below:
http://www.edmonton.ca/…/edmonto…/cea-events-activities.aspx
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Edmonton Historical Board heeft een link gedeeld.
Sunday, September 27 is the City of Edmonton's annual Free Admission Day (FAD). The Prince of Wales Armouries will be open to the public all day, including the City Archives.
This year's FAD is extra special as the centennials for both the Prince of Wales Armouries (POWA) and the Edmonton Grads will be celebrated. Ann Hall (former EHB member) will be a guest speaker and will be presenting on the Grads at 2PM.
For a full listing of FAD events at the archives, check out the lin...k below:
http://www.edmonton.ca/…/edmonto…/cea-events-activities.aspx
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Edmonton Historical Board heeft een evenement van Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village gedeeld.
TOMORROW > Join the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village for their final special event of the season and witness traditional harvest activities from the period of 1892-1930. Celebrate Alberta agricultural roots with an old-fashioned threshing bee complete with vintage farm equipment and grain deliveries to a historic elevator. Gates open at 9 AM.
Edmonton Historical Board heeft een evenement gedeeld.
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