Spring has always been my favourite season. The longer daylight hours, warming temperatures, white snow being replaced by green grass, and bird-song enhancing the stillness of the evening are all uplifting indicators.
After a busy winter at Mennonite Heritage Village, we in the Curatorial Department are gearing up for a busy spring.
Take a minute to discover Steinbach’s best kept secret: Village Books and Gifts at Mennonite Heritage Village.
In less than a month our Village will open for the summer season. By now we are busy hiring summer staff for different areas of the museum.
For the last three years, our Spring on the Farm festival on Victoria Day has suffered severely due to inclement weather.
It’s that time of year again – Spring Break, yes, but it’s also Museum Week, a world-wide cultural event where museums around the world celebrate art and culture.
The Annual General Meeting of Mennonite Heritage Village was held on Tuesday, March 22, at the museum.
What are the reasons people might choose to attend the Annual General Meeting of Mennonite Heritage Village on March 22, 2016?
One of the most important things I need to attend to at Mennonite Heritage Village at this time of year is the hiring of leaders for our summer season. I am happy to report that our two major management positions have been filled.
During my years as a student at the Burwalde School, located between Winkler, Morden and Carman, the Burwalde School District was my primary community.
