As we move past this current cold snap, we have a lot to be thankful for. Our houses are insulated, we have gas, wood and electric furnaces that provide heating throughout our homes and transport that keeps us out of the wind.
It is 2024 and we are losing our villages. We live in a world of large cities and a world of digital interconnection like never before.
This year is a significant year for the Mennonite community and Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV).
In the metropolitan regions of France, they prioritize the eating process itself, not just what they eat. The citizens of Provence, France enjoy some of the best health in the world.
With holidays comes good food. Meals are central to family gatherings and most other parties. Eating with friends and family should be a time of joy and well-being.
Recently, the prominent Ivey Foundation decided to distribute all its funds almost all at once.
This week, Garth Doerksen joined the team at Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) as our new Assistant Curator.
New phrases help us think of what is happening in the world right now.
A museum or historic site visit can be memorable, great for well-being and learning as well as providing a special bond between friends and family.
In the fall of 2020, the Alberta Museums Association launched the largest research project on Canadian museums and their stakeholders since 1973.
