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Exhibits & Fundraising Events
for 2010
(Please note
that this is a tentative schedule, dates and times are
subject to change. Please check back for more details as the
event date approaches)
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International Museum
Day, Tuesday, May 18th. Events to be announced.
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Opening day for all
historic site in Trinity, Saturday, May 22nd.
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Elder abuse
awareness day workshop - Topic of Financial abuse and
fraud prevention - Guest speaker Princeline Woolridge,
Wednesday, June 9th, 7:00 p.m. Lester-Garland house.
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Memorial Day,
Thursday, July 1st. Activities and times to be
announced.
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"Heritage Quest"
Summer Day Camp. An 8 week program from July 6th to
August 27th for two half days per week. Open to youth
ages 7 - 15. Further details to be announced once
program schedule has been finalized.
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Annual Auction and
Garden Party, Friday, August 20th from 3:00 pm - 5:00
pm, Trinity Museum Garden, Church Road.
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Grandparents Day,
Sunday, September 12th. Activities and times to be
announced.
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Doors Open,
Saturday, September 18th - Sunday, September 19th.
Various locations around Trinity Bight. Please
check back as event draws nearer for places and times.
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Heritage Road show,
Saturday, September 18th from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, $5.00
admission.
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Golf Tournament,
Saturday, September 25th, tee off at 10:00 am. The
View Golf Resort.
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Craft
Workshops
at the Trinity Museum
Workshops will be offered to adults throughout the summer on
Mat Hooking and Tatting.
These workshops will take place at the
Trinity Museum
between 2 -4 p.m. on the following dates:
June 23rd, 2010 Mat Hooking
June 30th, 2010 Mat Hooking
July 14th, 2010 Tatting
July 21st, 2010 Tatting
August 11th, 2010 Mat Hooking
August 18th, 2010 Mat Hooking
The
cost to register is $15.00 per session.
Please register in advance as seating is limited.
For more information or to register please call 464-3599 or
email:
info@trinityhistoricalsociety.com

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“HERITAGE QUEST”
SUMMER DAY CAMP
The Trinity Historical Society is pleased to offer a day
camp for youth this summer. The 8 week program will run from
July 6th until August 27th for two
half days per week (exception is the week of August 16th
– 20th: just one session that week). The overall
theme of the camp is history based, with hands on activities
to help bring the past to life. Each week has a different
theme and centers around specific aspects of life in the
past. Recommended age group is 7-15. Pre-registration is
preferred as various materials will be needed and the number
of participants will need to be known in advance. The fee
for each session is $10/day. You may register for individual
sessions or pre-register for the entire summer for a cost of
$120. If registering for each session separately, we ask
that you do so by Friday of the previous week.
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July 6th & 9th: |
“DIY” Do-It-Yourself: A Necessity in the Past |
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July 13th & 16th: |
You “Dig” It? Genealogy & Archaeology |
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July 20th & 23rd: |
“Recycling” in the Past: Before it was Trendy |
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July 28th & 30th: |
“What’s the Point?” Admiral’s/Fort Point |
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Aug 3rd & 6th: |
Music & Friends |
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Aug 10th & 13th: |
Merchants & Fishermen
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Aug 18th: |
Crime & Punishment |
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Aug 24th & 27th: |
“What’s Cookin’”? |
For a full details of the program and a copy of the
permission and registration form
click here.
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Trinity
Historical Society Lecture Series
Monday, July 26th – Beaumont
Hamel & Vimy Ridge – Kevin Toope
Monday, August 9th -
Appreciation of Chinese Ceramics – Chris Frape
Monday, August 16th – The
recent history of northern cod; why did the stock collapsed
and what is its current state – an opportunity to argue your
point of view with a former DFO scientist - George Lilly
Monday, August 23rd – Fogo
Island & Tilting – Kyran Dwyer
Monday, August 30th –
Community life in Trinity, 1870-1880: Reports from the
Magistrate’s Office – Jessie Chisholm
Court House, Gaol and General Building
7:30 pm
$10.00 per person, per lecture
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