The Inlet: North Vancouver’s Stories Live Here
Loose Rivets: The story of Fred Wilmot and Burrard Dry Dock
February 20, 2023/by Stephen IrvingWe Are What We Experience: In Conversation with Sculptor Marie Khouri
February 13, 2023/by Stephen IrvingHeritage Week at MONOVA: Always in All Ways
February 7, 2023/by Stephen IrvingVoices of Diversity: Stories of North Vancouver’s Newcomers
February 6, 2023/by Stephen IrvingConnections Speaker Series explores North Vancouver’s Iranian Diaspora
January 30, 2023/by Stephen IrvingVancouver’s Broadway Subway Project honours mountaineer Phyllis Munday
January 23, 2023/by Stephen IrvingMuseumFlix: North Shore Cinema Series launches January 26
January 17, 2023/by Stephen IrvingCelebrating the launch of You Are Here @ The Shipyards
January 5, 2023/by Stephen IrvingShowing Solidarity: The Impact of the Iranian Uprising on North Vancouver
December 19, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCityStudio Stories: The Legacy of Olympic Figure Skater Karen Magnusson
December 13, 2022/by Stephen IrvingYou Are Here @ The Shipyards traces the evolution of North Vancouver’s waterfront
December 5, 2022/by Stephen IrvingJoin Us On The Journey of Streetcar 153
November 30, 2022/by Stephen IrvingBogue (Boguslaw) Babicki: Polish-Canadian Innovator of Structural Design
November 23, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCityStudio Stories: Remembering the North Shore United Football Club
November 18, 2022/by Stephen IrvingGet to Know The Archives of North Vancouver
November 16, 2022/by Stephen IrvingA Night At The Museum Fundraising Gala: An Evening of Community and Conversation
November 7, 2022/by Stephen IrvingMONOVA announces new exhibition “You Are Here @ The Shipyards”
November 2, 2022/by Stephen IrvingKeeping The Spirit Alive: A Show of Support for Lytton First Nation
October 21, 2022/by Stephen IrvingNew Mobile Exhibit Explores The Lure of the Mountains
October 14, 2022/by Stephen IrvingReflections on “North Valparaiso”: Latin American Heritage on the North Shore
October 13, 2022/by Stephen IrvingExplore North Vancouver through the lens of Jack Cash
October 4, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCityStudio Stories: Connecting Newcomers To Community
September 12, 2022/by Stephen IrvingTowards Truth and Reconciliation Day: Sharing Community Voices
September 7, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCityStudio Stories: Welcoming Ukrainian Refugees to North Vancouver
August 18, 2022/by Stephen IrvingMONOVA signs Letter of Cooperation with Belweder North Shore Polish Association
August 16, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCityStudio Stories: North Vancouver’s Bright and Beautiful Ismaili Community
July 20, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCityStudio Stories: The Rich Shipbuilding Legacy of The Shipyards
July 12, 2022/by Stephen IrvingChief Dan George’s Lament for Confederation
June 27, 2022/by Stephen IrvingCarleen Thomas is Bringing Stories To Life
May 30, 2022/by Stephen IrvingIranian Foodways and Culinary Traditions on the North Shore
May 13, 2022/by Stephen IrvingSkis upon Seymour’s Slopes: Mapping Mount Seymour
April 28, 2022/by Stephen IrvingVolunteer Week: Building Community Through Generosity and Compassion
April 22, 2022/by Stephen IrvingMuseum
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We respectfully acknowledge that MONOVA: Museum and Archives of North Vancouver is located on the traditional lands of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations, whose ancestors have lived here for countless generations. We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work and learn with them on unceded Coast Salish Territory.
