The Museum is offering a special deal on Dual, Senior Dual, and Individual + Guest Memberships for the month of April! Buy or renew one of these Membership types by April 30th and receive one month free—that’s 13 months for the price of 12. museumofvancouver.ca/mov-membersh...
Have we mentioned that first Sunday of every month is Pay What You Can Day at the MOV (and at the @spacecentreyvr.bsky.social & Vancouver Maritime Museum)?!?
Hop on over to the MOV Easter Sunday & Monday for a fun-filled scavenger hunt through the History Galleries!
Everyone will receive a treat, and you'll be entered to win the grand prize, this lovely basket!
Bring your curiosity—and your sweet tooth!
museumofvancouver.ca/easter-2026
This Saturday, March 28th, host Myles Anderson will test comedians Christine Bortolin and Sophia Johnson on their historical knowledge… in the funniest of ways! Get your tickets for a night of laughs here: museumofvancouver.ca/haha-history...
What does meaningful repair look like?
Join us for Repatriation Monologues on Sat, Mar 21, 1–2:30 This panel reflects on repatriation, institutional change, and Indigenous sovereignty.
Tickets: $24 / free for people who self-identify as Indigenous
museumofvancouver.ca/repatriation...
The Museum of Vancouver holds this city’s stories with care. Right now, MOV is facing real financial hardship. We’re asking 26 people to give $26/month by May 26 to help sustain this work. If MOV has meant something to you, please donate: canadahelps.org/en/dn/144676
You definitely deserve a rest! Thank you so much for the performance and for speaking to media!
CBC BC video about our Long Covid Awareness Day event in Vancouver, and the Living with Long Covid exhibit at @museumofvan.bsky.social, featuring Emily van Lidth de Jeude.
@cancovsoc.bsky.social @protectbc.bsky.social @donoharmbc.bsky.social
#LongCovid #ILCAD2026 #LongCovidAwareness
CBC has done ample coverage on our Long COVID awareness day events across Canada this week! Here’s a video from the BC events:
@cancovsoc.bsky.social @longcovidcan-co.bsky.social @museumofvan.bsky.social @emilyvanartist.bsky.social
A friendly-looking man with glasses, long hair, and long beard, semi-smiling at the camera. He's walking into a door carrying two bowls of fried eggs on rice for his partner, who is sick in bed, taking the photo.
My life with Long Covid Sunday:
Sitting in bed taking pills while Markus makes breakfast. He already packed the car with the (dis)robe: Hospital Gown for today's performance, & looked after the chickens. Grateful.
See you 1pm at the Museum of Vancouver!
@museumofvan.bsky.social
#longcovid #artist
A woman stands over an outdoor table, planting seeds into many trays full of soil. The seed plugs and pots are labelled with plastic forks and spoons, upon which are written the names of what she's seeding: zinnia, pink snapdragon, chocolate daisy, giant marigold, blanket flower, dianthus, marjoram, red poppy, thyme, dill and pleurisy root.
My life with Long Covid Saturday:
Really needed to catch up with seeding!! Luckily managed to finally get it done today, AND visit with friends (and chicks!) briefly. Now resting up for tomorrow's performance!
Daily post leading up to Sunday performance
@museumofvan.bsky.social
#longcovid #artist
Screenshot of CBC Listen webpage. Titled: On Demand, BC Today with Michelle Eliot. Living with Long COVID, 21 minute episode. March 12, 2026. March is International Long COVID Awareness Month. We examine the lasting impacts of the virus and what new research reveals about its devastating effects with Dr. Susan Kuo, a physician and researcher who has been studying long COVID.
Screenshot of CBC Listen webpage. On Demand: The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn. Artist commemorates Long COVID Awareness Day, 6 minute episode. March 12, 2026. This week marks six years of COVID shutting down the world as we knew it. March 15th is International Long COVID Awareness Day. Emily van Lidth de Jeude is a Bowen Island-based artist who has lived with long COVID for the past 6 years. She's commemorating the anniversary with a special performance.
TWO CBC Radio features today on #LongCOVID !
One with Dr. Susan Kuo who laid out LC science and prevention: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...
And @emilyvanartist.bsky.social speaking on the LC experience and upcoming performance on LC awareness day at @museumofvan.bsky.social www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...
Can’t wait to hear it!
I'll be performing my long Covid piece at the Museum of Vancouver on March 15, so thought i should share my story.
#disability #COVID19 #LongCovid #covidisnot0ver #artist
We’re so looking forward to hosting you!
Photo of a person with short brown hair with their hands over their face, lying down with a blue blanket around their torso. Dozens of medications and supplements are arranged around their head and shoulders. Caption, on a navy blue and teal gradient background: “Is it really invisible or are you not looking hard enough? Just because you can’t see us doesn’t mean we don’t exist. Just because our tests are normal doesn’t mean we are not sick.” — Ferin Adams-Waneka
On until March 22, the @museumofvan.bsky.social's “Living with Long COVID” exhibition candidly documents the often-invisible daily life of 46 people living with Long Covid.
Photo: Ferin Adams-Waneka
#LongCovid #ILCAD2026 #LongCovidAwareness
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Thank you for featuring our event, Yoga at the Museum of Vancouver!
On select Sundays in the coming weeks, the Museum of Vancouver is hosting pop-up yoga, with admission to the museum’s exhibits and galleries included in the ticket price.
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Start your Sunday with an awe-inspiring view as the backdrop to Hatha yoga, focused on physical postures and breathing—which will be all the more restorative with a stunning view of Vanier Park, English Bay and the North Shore.
March 8 & 22; April 5 & 19 museumofvancouver.ca/yoga-museum
Yes! Haha, History! Starts at 6:30pm but visiting the galleries is included in your ticket, so come early! Tickets here: museumofvancouver.ca/haha-history...
A guided walking tour along English Bay and through Kitsilano — from the Museum of Vancouver to the Vancouver Maritime Museum — may surprise people who associate Black presence in Vancouver primarily with Hogan’s Alley.
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The first Sunday of every month is Pay What You Can at the three attractions in Vanier Park: the Museum of Vancouver, the Vancouver Maritime Museum, and the HR McMillan Space Centre @spacecentreyvr.bsky.social
Come by this Sunday, March 1!
Get 50% off admission to the Museum of Vancouver with you same-day tickets for shows at the Dome on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays!
Kick off your evening with a night of comedy at the Museum of Vancouver!
Hosted by Myles Anderson, a rotating lineup of comedians will riff to local history!
Come curious, come early, and start your night with something a little unexpected at the Museum.
www.showpass.com/haha-history/
February marks Black History Month in Canada—and 2026 marks the 30th year that organizations around the country have been acknowledging the occasion.
Thank you for listing BC Heritage Week: Black History Walking Tour & Tasting on this wonderful list, Stir!
www.createastir.ca/articles/bla...
The Vancouver Maritime Museum, Museum of Vancouver, and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre are inviting the public to Vanier Park on the first Sunday of each month for Pay-What-You-Can Days, beginning February 1, 2026.
www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/ar...
Last Sunday, I led my first curatorial tour of The Suitcase Project at @museumofvan.bsky.social! While navigating the exhibit, we kept things fluid by leaving space for conversation and questions throughout.
This Saturday, Jan. 31, we're hosting our second tour: museumofvancouver.ca/suitcase-pro...
Make something together this Family Day at the Museum of Vancouver. Drop in throughout the day to explore hands-on activity booths led by local Vancouver artists and crafters. Monday, February 16, 2026, 11:00am-4:00pm. museumofvancouver.ca/make-play-fa...
Tour The Suitcase Project through the eyes of photographer & curator Kayla Isomura. Kayla will share behind-the-scenes stories about working with participants, shaping the exhibition, and exploring the contemporary relevance of internment and incarceration today.
museumofvancouver.ca/suitcase-pro...
If you want to better understand what life with #LongCOVID is like, check out this exhibit at @museumofvan.bsky.social. It's thoughtful and moving, and a great example of why health sciences is so important to our community's well-being.