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Freshie Week Dates and Location Added! MAS and SAS
We are thrilled to announce that, in partnership with the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society (SAS), we are extending the dates and locations of Freshie Week! We will be open and set
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MAS Board of Directors Nomination 2023
The call for MAS Board Nominations is now open! Do you want to join the board, or know someone who does? Fill out and submit our nomination form no later than May 24th, 2023.
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MAS Community Chat Returns! Reconsidering Museums, Caroline Loewen – Thursday April 27th, 1pm CST
Join Caroline Loewen, Communications Lead at the Alberta Museums Association, to learn more about the project and how the resources can help your museum better connect with and serve your communities, deepening your relationship, and therefore your relevance, to the Canadian public.
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Freshie Week! May 1-5 2023, MAS Office
Do you have summer students coming to work at your museum? Send them to MAS first!
The MAS office in Regina will be open and set up to train students in “crash courses” on documentation, standards, object and art handling, digitization, SaskCollections, and anything else that might help them hit the ground running.
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Registration Now Open!
The Museums Association of Saskatchewan (MAS) invites you to join us Saturday, June 10 at 10am for our Annual General Meeting, as well as our presentation of our Mini-Conference No Stuff without Stories. Our AGM, Member Forum, and Speaker Series will be taking place at Wanuskewin Heritage Park, the National Historic Site located in the City of Saskatoon and RM of Corman Park.
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Available Now – Reconsidering Museums Toolkit
Reconsidering Museums, a national project, sets out to answer the question, what do museums mean to Canadians? Through a rearticulation of the value of museums and a rebrand of the sector, this project aims to support museums with the tools and language necessary to better connect with and serve their communities, deepening their relationship, and therefore their relevance, to the Canadian public.
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Reconsidering Museums: What We Heard with Museums for Me
Caroline Loewen, Project Lead, Alberta Museums Association What do Canadians see as the value of museums for them, their communities, and forCanada? Reconsidering Museums, a three-year national project, sets out
Online & Outreach Programming at the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum
Outreach & Online Programming at the Estevan Art Gallery & MuseumIn conversation with Karly Garnier, Education, Outreach, and Programming Coordinator, Estevan Art Gallery & Museum. The early days of COVID-19:For
Online Programming at the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame
Online Programming at the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame In conversation with Vickie Krauss, Administrative Assistant/Education Coordinator, Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame The early days of COVID-19:When the Saskatchewan Sports Hall