
We Are What We Eat: Taiwanese Food with Nina Chen
In this session of We Are What We Eat, Nina Chen will be presenting Taiwanese Food.
In this session of We Are What We Eat, Nina Chen will be presenting Taiwanese Food.
Learn a little about the history of recipes and food culture in Kenora, then dig in as we cook authentic (and tasty!) historic treats.
The starting point for many family history searches is a box of old photos. Join us to learn useful tips on interpreting historic photos.
In this session of We Are What We Eat, Sheeba Ninan will be presenting Indian Food.
In this session of We Are What We Eat, Ana Frech will be presenting Mexican Food.
In this session of We Are What We Eat, Bekkie Vineberg will be presenting Middle Eastern Food.
Listen as Braden Murray tells the fascinating (and funny) story of the very first train trip from Kenora to Thunder Bay in 1882.
In conjunction with the exhibit Hardship & Resilience: The History of Ukrainians in Kenora, the Museum will be screening Cossacks in Exile.
Join The Muse’s Braden Murray as we take an evening tour through Kenora’s silent city, the Lake of the Woods Cemetery.
Come and learn about a unique aspect of the fur trade as Daniel Laxer presents in word, image and song, his discoveries.
A design by the famous architect Rev. Philip Ruh, St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church is one of the most distinct landmarks in Kenora.
Join The Muse’s Braden Murray as we take an evening tour through Kenora’s silent city, the Lake of the Woods Cemetery.
A mainstay of Kenora since the 1950s, St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Church is one of the grand churches of Kenora.
Join The Muse’s Braden Murray as we take an evening tour through Kenora’s silent city, the Lake of the Woods Cemetery.
Join us on Thursday, August 11th for the real story about how the border on Lake of the Woods came to be with guest speaker David Malaher.
Join The Muse’s Braden Murray as we take an evening tour through Kenora’s silent city, the Lake of the Woods Cemetery.
A mainstay of Kenora since the 1950s, St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Church is one of the grand churches of Kenora.
A design by the famous architect Rev. Philip Ruh, St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church is one of the most distinct landmarks in Kenora.
Join The Muse’s Braden Murray as we take an evening tour through Kenora’s silent city, the Lake of the Woods Cemetery.
In April of 1972, Kenora summer student, Gerry McMillan, was tasked with burning down the abandoned boathouses on the Kenora Harbourfront.
Seventy five years ago it was the summer of the flying saucer and the UFO. Aliens were among us! Or so it seemed.
On July 28th we had a great opening for the new exhibit at the Lake of the Woods Museum—Hardship & Resilience: The History of Ukrainians in Kenora.
Join us in celebrating the opening of the exhibit Hardship and Resilience: The History of Ukrainians in Kenora at the Lake of the Woods Museum.
Join The Muse’s Braden Murray as we take an evening tour through Kenora’s silent city, the Lake of the Woods Cemetery.