Two new exhibits open today at the Gallery: The Meacham Elevator by ceramic artists Bonnie Gilmour and Charley Farrero and Raskob's Elevators, a selection of photographs by Greg Raskob from the Gallery's permanent collection. For more information go to humboldtmuseum.ca.

Learn about blacksmithing, rope-making, vintage car restoration, model engine building and sending Morse Code messages with a real working telegraph! For more info visit humboldtmuseum.ca.

Please join us for our weekly HRNC Conversation and Refreshments sessions, on Tuesday mornings at 636-9th Street. We look forward to engaging in discussions and delightful refreshments with you! Everyone is welcome. Playroom available for children.

Make slime and fizzy bath bombs!

“The Meacham Elevator” by ceramic artists Bonnie Gilmour and Charley Farrero is a meditation in clay on what they experienced after the destruction of the grain elevator that once stood over their home village of Meacham, SK. Everyone is invited to join Bonnie and Charley for a reception and artist talk on Wednesday, August 14 […]

Spend your lunch hour with us! Enjoy a burger and some great live music by Yana Yudina Jeewon, and you’ll be supporting the Humboldt SPCA. Thank you to the Humboldt Area Arts Council for sponsoring the musical performance.

In Prints Made by the Sun, the cyanotype printing workshop with Ann Poggemiller, participants will learn the process of using chemically coated paper, botanicals and sunlight to create cyan-blue prints that are each completely unique. This workshop is BYOB- Bring Your Own Botanicals! Participants are encouraged to bring a collection of plants to use to […]

Please join us for our weekly HRNC Conversation and Refreshments sessions, on Tuesday mornings at 636-9th Street. We look forward to engaging in discussions and delightful refreshments with you! Everyone is welcome. Playroom available for children.

Our beautiful historical Water Tower will be open late for tours. Learn about how this standpipe reservoir served the citizens of Humboldt for 62 years and climb the 143-step spiral staircase to the top! Tours are $6/adult and $4/child and all proceeds go towards the upkeep of this historical gem.