Several years ago when a decision was made to wrap up the ministry of the Chortitzer Church at Randolph, the Chortitzer Mennonite Conference approached MHV about the possibility of donating their building to our museum.
Optimism was the prevailing sentiment at the Annual General Meeting of the Mennonite Heritage Village on Tuesday, April 8.
Around 120 guests enjoyed MHV Story Night, the fourth of our monthly 50th Anniversary events, on Friday, April 4.
What is the first story you remember hearing as a child? Which storybook do you remember with fondness from your childhood?
Approximately 200 people came to celebrate the founders and builders of MHV on Saturday, March 22.
The next event in our series of 50th Anniversary celebrations is Founders Night, which takes place on Saturday, March 22, at 7:00 PM in the Auditorium at Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV).
Before long we will begin hiring staff for our summer programs. Our Facilities staff usually begin work in April.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Andrea Dyck to the position of Curator at Mennonite Heritage Village.
Several weeks ago Lone Hill and Lenore Kehler, members of the Steinbach and Area Garden Club, asked if we might be interested in having a snow sculpture beside the front entrance to our Village Centre.
An enthusiastic audience attended the opening of our two new exhibits last Friday. Guests immediately made their way into the Auditorium to view The Mennonite Heritage Village at 50.
