The Maritime Museum of BC is thrilled to announce that it will be home to an exhibit titled Salmon Tales: How Fishing Shaped BC from 6 April -28 October, 2023.
About the Exhibit
Whether it was to feed a family or for the pride that came with catching the biggest fish of the season, salmon looms large in the cultural consciousness of BC. These iconic fish have nourished us, driven innovation, and been a way of life for so many.
“Explore how our relationship with salmon has evolved and what we can do to protect it into the future,” said Collections and Exhibits Manager Heather Feeney.
Visit the Maritime Museum of BC to dive into the history of how the people of BC have fished from traps to nets to lures. Salmon Tales features stories of those who changed the way we fish as well as those who have dedicated their lives to the thrill of the catch.
Media Details
Media are invited to come in on Thursday, April 6 between the hours of 1:00 to 4:00 PM. Please identify yourself as media at the front desk.
Maritime Museum of BC staff will be available for comment. Photography is welcome.
Information for the Public
Exhibit Dates: 6 April – 28 October, 2023
Location: 744 Douglas Street
Hours of Operation: Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM – 5 PM
Admission Rates:
- Adult – $10.00
- Senior/Student – $8.00
- Youth (12-17) – $5.00
- Child (under 12) – Free
