Free, Max 50, Registration required (a few tickets will be held at the door)
We invite you to an evening of short play readings. The collection of plays explores stories about climate, ecology, and the environment, told through the perspectives of animals in our midst, as they contemplate the impact of pollution, climate change, and human ignorance on their habitat and the ecosystem.
Max 50, Registration required (a few tickets will be held at the door)
Celebrate the closing of the Festival with Candace Campo and Trent Maynard as they present their film Nature Girl. After the screening, Candace and Trent will engage in a discussion.
Filmmaking duo Trent Maynard and Candace Campo spent five years documenting the surprising species living in a small wetland in the shíshálh Nation swiya. Using poetry and motion sensor cameras, this short film documents the intergenerational bear families using a multi-species scratching post and watering hole, alongside newts, frogs, elk, owls and bats.
Sunshine Coast Friends & Visitors we invite you to join us for our two new exhibits Syiyaya ?e te Sinkwu (Our Family of the Sea) that showcases our new Fin Whale skeleton & Our Amalgamation Exhibit (100 years of our stories)
Museum Hours Operation: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-4:00PM
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