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Only one week left to come down to the Okanagan He

Only one week left to come down to the Okanagan Heritage Museum to make a peace crane in tribute to Sadako’s mission. Our mission is to fold as many peace cranes possible as a symbol of hope, resilience, and peace. At the end of May, we will be mailing our peace cranes to the Children Peace Monument in Hiroshima.

Help us meet our goal of 100 cranes! While you’re here, don’t forget to check out the Broken Promises exhibition.

Watch Erik, our unofficial professional peace crane maker do their magic!
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Kelowna’s second annual Queer Zine Fair, hosted

Kelowna’s second annual Queer Zine Fair, hosted by Kelowna Museums and the University of British Columbia Okanagan Library at the beautiful Laurel Packinghouse on June 5th, 6:00 – 8:00 PM!

The queer zine fair will showcase and celebrate zines created by 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals or focusing on 2SLGBTQIA+ themes. Queer artists, writers, and creatives can sign up for free to sell, trade, or give away their zines.

Zines have been a powerful underground and DIY force of expression and cultural movement in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community since the ‘70s. Newbies are invited to come learn more!

At 8:15 PM, the fair will be followed by an open mic where attendees or exhibitors will be invited to further share their creativity. Sign up at the event to share spoken word, music, comedy, or read passages from your zines aloud.

Interested in a booth? Apply at forms.gle/uvRavsTnHzSaEpMw5 or email Erik Beardmore at ebeardmore@kelownamuseums.ca.

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Join us for an afternoon that brings history and c

Join us during #AsianHeritageMonth! With a specia

Join us during #AsianHeritageMonth!

With a special demonstration from the Canadian Tai Chi Academy!

Join us at the Okanagan Heritage Museum for an afternoon of discovery, culture, and movement. You’ll dive into a guided tour of our Kelowna Chinatown displays. Uncover the powerful stories of Chinese residents who built a thriving community during a time of adversity, and explore the rich collection of artefacts and historical documents that bring their experiences to life.

After the tour, stick around for a Tai Chi demonstration by the Canadian Tai Chi Academy – Kelowna Branch. Learn how this gentle and flowing practice promotes better health and well-being — a perfect way to round out your visit.

Don’t miss this meaningful and memorable event that celebrates resilience, culture, and connection.

For any inquiries, please reach out to education@kelownamuseums.ca.

May 25 | 2-4pm

$20

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During May, we invite you to join us in continuing

During May, we invite you to join us in continuing Sadako’s mission by folding as many peace cranes as we can. Our goal is to mail the cranes to the Children's Peace Monument as a symbol of hope, resilience, and peace.

At just two years old, Sadako survived the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6th, 1945. She later developed leukemia, known at the time as the "A-bomb disease." While in the hospital, her friend shared a legend: fold 1,000 paper cranes and your wish for healing could come true. Sadako’s efforts to fold cranes sparked a global movement for peace. Today, origami cranes are sent from all over the world to the Children's Peace Monument in Hiroshima to honour her legacy.

Visit the Okanagan Heritage Museum to help us meet our goal! While you’re here, don’t forget to check out the Broken Promises exhibition.
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