Lac La Biche Museum

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Lac La Biche Explorers Program: Sew Your Pride

Celebrate Pride Month with creativity and colour! 🌈 Join the Lac La Biche Explorers Program and learn basic sewing skills while making your own rainbow pride pin in a fun, welcoming, and hands-on workshop for all ages.

📅 Date & Time: June 27, 3–4 PM
📍 Location: Lac La Biche Museum (9910 101 Ave. Lac La Biche)
💲 Cost: Free
✍️ Registration: Required! or call 780-623-1727
🧓 Ages: All ages welcome!

 

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Cyanotypes: Sun Printing Art Workshop

Create your own cyanotype tote bag using sunlight and natural materials. Participants will design a blue-and-white print and take their finished tote bag home.

📅 Date & Time: July 11, 3–4 PM
📍 Location: Lac La Biche Museum (9910 101 Ave. Lac La Biche)
💲 Cost: Free
✍️ Registration Opening Soon 
🧓 Ages: 6+

 

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Handmade Ice Cream Workshop

Discover how ice cream was made in the 19th century and help create a sweet treat using traditional techniques.

📅 Date & Time: August 15, 3–4 PM
📍 Location: Stuart MacPherson Public Library (8702 91 Av. Lac La Biche)
💲 Cost: Free
✍️ Registration Opening Soon
🧓 Ages: All ages welcome!

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Beginner Beading: Earring Workshop

Learn basic beading techniques and create your own pair of earrings to wear and take home in this beginner-friendly workshop with local artist Jessica Quinney.

📅 Date & Time: July 18
📍 Location: Lac La Biche Museum (9910 101 Ave. Lac La Biche)
💲 Cost: Free
✍️ Registration Opening Soon 

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Lac La Biche Explorers Program: Sew Your Pride

Celebrate Pride Month with creativity and colour! 🌈 Join the Lac La Biche Explorers Program and learn basic sewing skills while making your own rainbow pride pin in a fun, welcoming, and hands-on workshop for all ages.

📅 Date & Time: June 27, 3–4 PM
📍 Location: Lac La Biche Museum (9910 101 Ave. Lac La Biche)
💲 Cost: Free
✍️ Registration Opening Soon 
🧓 Ages: All ages welcome!

 

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Whimsical Bark House Carving Workshop

Learn basic bark carving techniques and create your own miniature woodland house with local artist Solene Callioux.

📅 Date & Time: August 22, 1–4 PM
📍 Location: Lac La Biche Museum (9910 101 Ave. Lac La Biche)
💲 Cost: Free
✍️ Registration Opening Soon
🧓 Ages: 12+

 

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What’s On Display: Our Temporary Exhibits

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Local Tongues:
Celebrating our Region’s Indigenous Languages
Jun 5 – Jul 5

Steampunk

Steampunk:
A World That Might Have Been
Apr 14 – Jun 29

 

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The Psychedelic 60s 
May 7 – Jul 7

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Dp Koru
8 months ago
The museum was amazing and interesting things to learn and Artemii was wonderful and guided us well.
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Len P
9 months ago
A wonderful History of not only this area that was incorporated in the late 1790's, but also a story of the diversity of the people's from around the world along with their lifestyles. Be it Trapping, Voyaguers or the Hudsons Bay Company. A wonderfully informative as well as enjoyable experience!
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Dylanna Fisher
10 months ago
The Lac La Biche museum was a fantastic visit with interesting Alberta history (like moose tufting and the biggest Walleye I've ever seen).

We saw the two temporary exhibits, one on Indigenous art and one on 100 years of women's fashion.

10/10 chill, interactive, informative
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Murray Tippett
1 year ago
Great Museum. Has alot of history for Lac La Biche, but also ties the information to world events. The exhibits are well documented with easy to read signage that helps to put the items in context. There is also a fun scavenger hunt and a wonderful model ship. The temporary exhibit on toys was also wonderful. Great for kids, took about an hour to go through.
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Jen Mesch
1 year ago
Super interesting place with wonderful artifacts of the cultural and natural history of the area. I really didn’t know very much about the area, but this was a great introduction. The people at the museum were enthusiastic about sharing additional historical and about birding in the area.
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dennis Bobko
1 year ago
Amazing museum with very knowledgable guide his name is Artemii
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Harnoor Singh
1 year ago
Very beautiful
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Irina Kalina
2 years ago
The museum exceeded my expectations. I thought it would be a small provincial museum with few exhibits, but the exhibition is quite large and very interesting. I have been to different museums in Europe - large and small, and I can say that the museum in Lac La Biche has great potential. Special thanks to the museum employee - he gave an interesting tour and answered all the questions.
I recommend visiting the museum 👍🏻
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Spencer Moore
4 years ago
This museum was amazing! Definitely definitely worth a visit!
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Maryq Motel
4 years ago
Our kids had so much fun doing their scavenger hunt. Must visit museum in Lac la Biche. Clean and great presentation. Friendly staff.
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Harris Christian
5 years ago
A well appointed museum containing many varied historical artifacts. Self directed tour. David Thompson was the significant discoverer, explorer of the day & La Biche founder. Donations appreciated but entrance is free.

Recommended. Worth your time.

Open: 9am-5pm

May – August: Open 7 days a week starting the May Long Weekend

September-April: Tuesday to Saturday

Jubilee Hall 9910 101 Ave. Lac La Biche, AB

780-623-1727 info@laclabichemuseum.com

Admission is currently by donation

We acknowledge that the Lac La Biche County is located on the traditional lands of First Nation Peoples, the owners of Treaty 6, 8, and 10, which are also homelands to the Métis people. We honour the history and culture of all people who first lived and gathered in these lands.

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