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 Our museum is a popular public place. The many private and public functions held within create a wide variety of events and experiences. Our institution centers on learning, fun, and new experiences. The following galleries present just a few examples of what the museum hosts and what we have to offer, as well as, the exiting social aspects of the museum.
Here are some samples of the fun we have here:
Program co-ordinator Pat Trask, with one of our "Cub Palaeontologist" club members and a potential find from the Puntledge River.
A group of school children enjoy a guided tour of the Museum, under the watchful eye of our 32-foot-long elasmosaur.
Yet another student loses her head during one of Pat's lectures. Let that be a lesson to you all, "Don't touch the mosasaur!"
One of our exchange students up close and personal with our resident elasmosaur.
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