The Inlet: North Vancouver’s Stories Live Here
Carleen 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 IrvingWhat do Museums and Archives have to do with Earth Day?
April 20, 2022/by Stephen IrvingBoosting Morale During Wartime: The Vancouver Shipyards Norvans
April 19, 2022/by Stephen IrvingAndisheh Fard is Bringing Stories To Life
April 12, 2022/by Stephen IrvingStand With Ukraine
March 22, 2022/by Stephen IrvingJuan Tanús is Bringing Stories To Life
March 21, 2022/by Stephen IrvingMaplewood Mudflats: Squatter’s Paradise
March 11, 2022/by Stephen IrvingBob Muckle is Bringing Stories To Life
March 7, 2022/by Stephen IrvingTadeusz Halpert-Scanderbeg: A Life
March 4, 2022/by Stephen IrvingArchives of North Vancouver is Bringing Stories To Life
February 22, 2022/by Stephen IrvingSenaqwila Wyss on the Salish woolly dogs
February 18, 2022/by Stephen IrvingValerie Jerome: Athlete, Educator, Activist
February 14, 2022/by Stephen IrvingMONOVA launches Sensory Friendly Mornings
February 7, 2022/by Stephen Irving“Stories of Belonging on the North Shore” launches on The VR Voyage
January 31, 2022/by Stephen IrvingAll Aboard the “Perfect Little Streetcar”
January 25, 2022/by Stephen IrvingA Community Of Support: Opening Reception for the New Museum
January 14, 2022/by Stephen IrvingToward a Stronger Relationship with Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations
January 11, 2022/by Stephen IrvingGen Z Engagement Project Wins First Prize at HUBBUB #5
December 15, 2021/by Stephen IrvingPublic programming at MONOVA offers culture for all
December 9, 2021/by Stephen IrvingMuseum of North Vancouver is ready to welcome the world
November 30, 2021/by Stephen IrvingFriends Society instrumental in MONOVA’s success
November 24, 2021/by Stephen IrvingMuseum of North Vancouver opens December 4
November 17, 2021/by Stephen IrvingRemembrance Day Letters: Jim Beattie’s Journey Home
November 8, 2021/by Stephen IrvingWomen Making History: Working in the Shipyards
October 4, 2021/by Stephen IrvingSupporting Local Communities on the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
September 22, 2021/by Stephen IrvingWojciechowski: Voyage and Vision
September 15, 2021/by Stephen IrvingOur Stories: Iranian Community on the North Shore
August 5, 2021/by Stephen IrvingInnovation Series: Lions Gate Bridge
July 26, 2021/by Stephen IrvingWe Need Urgent and Sustained Climate Action Now
July 21, 2021/by Stephen IrvingMuseum
115 West Esplanade
North Vancouver, V7M 0G7
T: 604-990-3700
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SUMMER HOURS
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North Vancouver, V7K 3E5
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We respectfully acknowledge that MONOVA: Museum & 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 to live, work and learn with them on unceded Coast Salish Territory.
