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Updated November 17 2025
Winter is just around the corner… so it's a good time for indoor activities
Hey Thompson! It's getting chilly out there, and we've got some fun stuff coming up in November! From Crafty Kids Club to Beading Club, there’s something for everyone.
📅 More details on upcoming events will be posted on our Facebook page and here on our website.
Come check us out!
Hey Thompson! It's getting chilly out there, and we've got some fun stuff coming up in November! From Crafty Kids Club to Beading Club, there’s something for everyone.
📅 More details on upcoming events will be posted on our Facebook page and here on our website.
Come check us out!
Heritage North Museum's Annual General Meeting!
📅 November 28, 2025 @ 6:30PM
📍 Heritage North Museum Board Room - 162 Princeton Dr.
ℹ️ Annual membership fee MUST be paid prior to the meeting in order to attend. For rates and payment options, please contact us.
If you are interested in becoming a board member, please forward your letter of intent to hnmuseum55@outlook.com by November 24, 2025.
📅 November 28, 2025 @ 6:30PM
📍 Heritage North Museum Board Room - 162 Princeton Dr.
ℹ️ Annual membership fee MUST be paid prior to the meeting in order to attend. For rates and payment options, please contact us.
If you are interested in becoming a board member, please forward your letter of intent to hnmuseum55@outlook.com by November 24, 2025.
Beading Fridays at the Museum! 🎉
Join us every Friday from 1:30–3:30pm for a relaxing afternoon of beading! Whether you're brand new or a seasoned pro, everyone is welcome. Just bring your own supplies and creativity!
✨ Free to attend
✨ All skill levels welcome
✨ Bring your snacks and your bead stash!
Let's get creative together!
Join us every Friday from 1:30–3:30pm for a relaxing afternoon of beading! Whether you're brand new or a seasoned pro, everyone is welcome. Just bring your own supplies and creativity!
✨ Free to attend
✨ All skill levels welcome
✨ Bring your snacks and your bead stash!
Let's get creative together!
Need a professional space for your next meeting or workshop?
Our boardroom comfortably seats 10–15 people and includes:
📺 Two television screens for presentations or conference calling
📶 Wi-Fi
🧊 Fridge access
☕ Coffee/Tea bar available
Get 3 hours of time for just $175 plus tax! (Extended hours are available upon request for an additional charge).
📞 Call us at (204) 677-2216 or email hnmuseum55@outlook.com to book today!
Our boardroom comfortably seats 10–15 people and includes:
📺 Two television screens for presentations or conference calling
📶 Wi-Fi
🧊 Fridge access
☕ Coffee/Tea bar available
Get 3 hours of time for just $175 plus tax! (Extended hours are available upon request for an additional charge).
📞 Call us at (204) 677-2216 or email hnmuseum55@outlook.com to book today!
Our space is specifically designed for facilitating workshops, making it an ideal choice for groups of 6-12 people.
The environment fosters collaboration and creativity, ensuring participants can fully immerse themselves in their activities. Whether you're hosting hands-on projects or interactive sessions, our space provides the perfect backdrop to inspire and support your endeavours.
📞 Call us at (204) 677-2216 or email hnmuseum55@outlook.com to book today!
The environment fosters collaboration and creativity, ensuring participants can fully immerse themselves in their activities. Whether you're hosting hands-on projects or interactive sessions, our space provides the perfect backdrop to inspire and support your endeavours.
📞 Call us at (204) 677-2216 or email hnmuseum55@outlook.com to book today!
Answer: ITS A FACT!
In the 1800's some communities, particularly those in New England, really did dig up the bodies of the deceased to check for Vampirism. This was especially prevalent during the tuberculosis epidemic, as people believed that vampires were draining the life out of the living, leading to pale skin and, eventually, even death!
Creepy 🤨 But true!
🧪 This was our very first FACT or FOLKLORE? Tuesday! Join us again on Facebook next week to comment and learn some bone-chilling history!
In the 1800's some communities, particularly those in New England, really did dig up the bodies of the deceased to check for Vampirism. This was especially prevalent during the tuberculosis epidemic, as people believed that vampires were draining the life out of the living, leading to pale skin and, eventually, even death!
Creepy 🤨 But true!
🧪 This was our very first FACT or FOLKLORE? Tuesday! Join us again on Facebook next week to comment and learn some bone-chilling history!
🦇 ANSWER: ❌ FOLKLORE!
While bats have been linked to darkness and witchcraft for centuries, there’s no real evidence that Victorians believed they carried ghostly messages. This story comes from a modern Halloween myth, but it sure sounds spooky enough to be true!
Check back next week for another FACT or FOLKLORE on our Facebook page.
While bats have been linked to darkness and witchcraft for centuries, there’s no real evidence that Victorians believed they carried ghostly messages. This story comes from a modern Halloween myth, but it sure sounds spooky enough to be true!
Check back next week for another FACT or FOLKLORE on our Facebook page.