What’s Showing
Heather Shillinglaw: WHISKEY SCRIP
Douglas family art centreJan 09, 2020 - Aug 15, 2020
Heather Shillinglaw retells her Metis family's oral history of the Carlton Trail through beadwork and textile installations....
A Dip of a Paddle & the Stroke of a Pen: Maps of Lake of the Woods
Lake of the woods museumFeb 11, 2020 - Aug 31, 2020
The Lake of the Woods boasts over 14,500 islands and more than 105,000 kilometers of shoreline. Here the Museum presents a selection of maps of our Lake....
Cassandra Cochrane: Nindinawemaaganag: My Relations
Douglas family art centreJun 24, 2020 - Sep 05, 2020
Through the use of beadwork, sewing, printmaking, textiles, and ceramics, Cochrane encourages conversations about the contemporary Indigenous experience....
The Sounds of Summer
Lake of the woods museumJun 18, 2020 - Aug 31, 2020
Whatever you called it— phonograph, gramophone, record player— they were a staple at camps on the Lake of the Woods for nearly half a century....
Cheryl Wilson-Smith: 21 Pillows
Douglas family art centreAug 22, 2020
21 Pillows is an interactive installation by award winning glass artist Cheryl Wilson-Smith, which reflects on the human impact on our natural world....
What’s Happening
07
August
2020
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Lake of the Woods Cemetery,
9th Street North
Kenora, Ontario Canada
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$10
22
August
2020
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Douglas Family Art Centre,
300 Main Street South
Kenora, Ontario P9N 3X5 Canada
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$85
29
August
2020
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Lake of the Woods Cemetery,
9th Street North
Kenora, Ontario Canada
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$10
Did you know?
Kenora was once named Rat Portage. The name came from the Anishinabe name of the local portage site, which was Wauzhushk Onigum, which meant, “portage to the country of the muskrat”.