Explore the North Shore and the history of photography through the lens of Jack Cash, one of North Vancouver’s most accomplished photographers.
A rare opportunity to view vintage photographic prints that capture the history of photography on the North Shore. Travel back in time with salted paper prints and daguerreotypes.
Commissioned works by Indigenous artist can be seen in the windows of the museum. This companion piece guide tells the inspirational stories behind the artwork.
This exhibition showcases one of Carter’s personal photography albums in flip book format.
The Archives of North Vancouver is excited to partner with Handsworth Senior Art Studio students to reimagine and represent the past.
Learn about Mt. Seymour’s extensive winter history through stories, photographs and film.
An oral history project to collect and preserve personal recollections of time spent at Lynn Valley School.
Explore the extraordinary efforts of women and youth to defend North Vancouver and contribute during wartime.
Voices & Views is an online exhibit that highlights the experience of living and working in this dynamic place.
View stunning landscapes captured by some of the BC Mountaineering Club’s greatest photographers.
Ramble through more than one hundred years of mountain adventure in southwest British Columbia.
Capilano University students from the School of Education & Childhood Studies explore their connection to this place and its history.
This exhibit at the Lions Gate Recreation Centre explores the allure of experiencing the wilderness, the self-reliance of early mountaineers, and the sometimes dangerous conditions in the mountains.
This exhibit at Delbrook Recreation Centre explores how civil authorities and regular citizens in North Vancouver prepared for potential attack and contributed to the war effort on the home front.
This touring exhibit draws on MONOVA’s archival and artifact collection, including paintings, photographs and memorabilia. Developed in close collaboration with the Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nation and the George Family. Travelling Exhibition Available.
