Exhibitions

November 1, 2024 to January 11, 2025

Presented together, these two exhibits explore the history of the Holocaust and the Second World War.

Tell Me A Story! focuses on values and themes of childhood, creating a starting point for raising awareness about the dangers of racism and antisemitism.

Witnesses to History celebrates 30 Holocaust survivors who have shared their experiences and transmitted messages of courage, respect, and hope.

Created by the Montreal Holocaust Museum, this exhibition was made possible thanks in part to the Government of Canada. 

January 31, 2024 to April 27, 2025

The Bank of Canada Museum asked Canadian kids what they wanted to know about money. A whole lot, as it turned out. More than 800 thoughtful, complex and just plain fun questions flooded in from across the country. This exhibition answers 10 of these question using a series of play-based activity stations. The answers provide a foundation for what kids need to know to help them manage their financial futures. 

Try and same a million dollars. Balance a budget with a scale and weights. Be inspired by a kit entrepreneur to make money. Decide if bones can be money and explore form of currency that are nearly as strange. You can even tough them - one is furry!

Money in 10 Questions: Kids Edition is a play-based exhibition that helps children understand money and how to handle it. A traveling exhibition from the Bank of Canada Museum. On loan from Ingenium. 

May 3 - May 17, 2025

View a vast array of watercolour works on paper by Oliver Holtby, Barr Colonist, artist and musician. This exhibit encompasses a variety of genres such as portraiture, landscapes, still life, and floral compositions.

Curated by Lloydminster Museum + Archives.

May 31 - September 5, 2025

Ancient. Massive. Wild. Take a deep dive into the rich history and significance of this iconic North American mammal. Learn about traditions, Indigenous knowledge, the impact of European settlers and modern conservation efforts.

Toured by Kauffman Museum on behalf of the National Buffalo Foundation.

September 20 - November 1, 2025

Take in art by talented artists from the local region and across Canada, selected for prizes by a professional juror. Art categories include photography, sculpture, fine art, and youth artwork.

In conjunction with the Arts Without Borders Festival.

November 8, 2025 - February 28, 2026

Inspired by Lacombe’s Edwardian Revivalist downtown architecture the Edwardian Era in the West exhibit unravels the hidden histories of Western Canada’s small communities and the lasting impact of this transformative era.

Curated by the Lacombe Museum with financial support from the Museums Assistance Program Access to Heritage fund and the Government of Canada.