Complimentary Admission for Indigenous Visitors
In acknowledgement that The Muse rests on Treaty 3 land;
and in the spirit of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples which recognizes the rights of Indigenous peoples to maintain, control, protect, and develop their cultural heritage and traditional cultural expressions;
and in recognition that The Muse contains many representations of
Indigenous cultural heritage;
and in a tangible action of reconciliation;
complimentary admission is offered to all Indigenous visitors to both the Lake of the Woods Museum and the Douglas Family Art Centre.
Did you know?
Group of Seven member, Frank Johnston, visited Kenora and painted “Serenity, Lake of the Woods” in 1922, a shoreline view of Kenora with it’s distinctive smoke stacks from the pulp and paper mills.