Upcoming events.
Outdoor Sound Bath
Join us for the last outdoor sound bath of the summer with Garden of Sound. Relax your mind and treat your senses to the sounds of the crystal singing bowls. All-ages and experiences welcome! This event will be offered at a discounted rate of $10/person. Please bring a blanket or yoga mat to sit on. This event will happen indoors in the case of poor weather.
Outdoor Qigong Class
Join us for a Qigong class from Heal Yoga at Heritage Park Museum. This event will happen outdoors (indoors if the weather is poor). This class is happening at a discounted rate of $10. Register here: https://healyogacanada.offeringtree.com/schedule/c4fde15a-812e-4636-a743-d684ae4825ce_1787079600?embed=true&show-reg=true
Family Outdoor Movie Night
Join us on Saturday, August 15th for an outdoor movie night at the museum! We will be watching the 1939 animated classic Gulliver's Travels, a hilarious family-friendly adventure about a giant who finds himself in the tiny kingdom of Lilliput. Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPRV_8u09Cg.
Doors will open at 9:00pm and classic vintage cartoons will play before the movie starts. Snacks and drinks will be for sale at the event. Bring your own seating!
Hip Mobility Flow Yoga
Join us outdoors at Heritage Park Museum (or indoors if the weather is poor) for hip mobility yoga with Heal Yoga at a discounted rate of $10. Register here: https://healyogacanada.offeringtree.com/schedule/33582df0-6027-437c-97b8-c226af828be7_1786561200?embed=true&show-reg=true
Queer Cafe Jeopardy
Ages 12-16: 2:15pm-3:45pm, Ages 17-24: 3:45pm-5:15pm. Join Heritage Park Museum and Foundry for a special Queer Cafe event playing Canadian Queer history jeopardy! Tea, snacks and prizes will be provided. The event will start at the Foundry building(3221 Eby St, Terrace)at 2:15pm or 3:45pm (depending on your age group)and take a City of Terrace van up to the museum. Alternatively, youth can be dropped off at the museum (4702 Kerby Avenue) at 2:30pm or 4:00pm (depending on your age group) and be picked up from the museum again at 3:30pm or 5:00pm instead of meeting at Foundry. Thank you to the City of Terrace for offering transportation for youth from the Foundry building.
Slow Flow Yoga
Join us outdoors at Heritage Park Museum (or indoors if the weather is poor) for slow flow yoga with Heal Yoga at a discounted rate of $10. All skill-levels welcome! Register here:https://healyogacanada.offeringtree.com/schedule/b2aa6be7-74b1-4fef-afa3-99af79e883c5_1785956400?embed=true&show-reg=true
Learning from the Land Camp
Learning from the land summer camp in Terrace, BC. July 14-17, 2026.
St. Jean Baptiste Day
Join the Association des Francophones et Francophiles du Nord-Ouest for a day of fun, culture, and community at the Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste!
Bring your family and friends and celebrate with us on Saturday, July 4th at Heritage Park Museum in Terrace.
Enjoy:
Live music
Family activities
Delicious food
Outdoor games
Fun for all ages
Saturday, July 4, 2026
11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Heritage Park Museum, 4702 Kerby Ave, Terrace
Entry by donation ($5 CAD+)
Your donation helps support French language and cultural programming in Northwestern BC.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
Canada Day
Join us by-donation to celebrate Canada Day from 12:00pm-4:00pm at Heritage Park Museum (top of Kalum hill)!
Egg Hunt
Join us on Saturday, April 4th from 1:00pm-3:00pm for our annual Spring Egg Hunt event! This event is by donation and has fun activities for all ages.
1950's Cooking Workshop
Watch live as we discuss 1950's recipes and show you how to make two different dishes (one sweet and one savory) from two local cookbooks from the 1950's!
3:00PM: Introduction and Welcome
3:10PM: A brief talk on 1950's recipes and the two chosen cookbooks
3:30PM: Recipe #1 from the Y’ettes Cook Book, Knox United Church 1950, Terrace
4:00PM: Recipe #2 from the Order of the Royal Purple Terrace Recipe Book 1959
4:30PM: Open questions and comments
REGISTER FOR FREE AND GET THE LINK HERE: https://forms.gle/FrNGn4ceTydjvPhaA
Lights at the Museum
Join us at Heritage Park Museum for four magical evenings to view the beautiful cabins all lit up for the holidays. Entry is by donation by cash/card or with a non-perishable/new toy. New toys and non-perishables will be donated to the Salvation Army.
Lights at the Museum
Join us at Heritage Park Museum for four magical evenings to view the beautiful cabins all lit up for the holidays. Entry is by donation by cash/card or with a non-perishable/new toy. New toys and non-perishables will be donated to the Salvation Army.
Lights at the Museum
Join us at Heritage Park Museum for four magical evenings to view the beautiful cabins all lit up for the holidays. Entry is by donation by cash/card or with a non-perishable/new toy. New toys and non-perishables will be donated to the Salvation Army.
Lights at the Museum
Join us at Heritage Park Museum for four magical evenings to view the beautiful cabins all lit up for the holidays. Entry is by donation by cash/card or with a non-perishable/new toy. New toys and non-perishables will be donated to the Salvation Army.
Haunted Cabins - Night 2
Step back in time into the nightmarish 1930s village, Cedar Hollow, where a young girl has gone missing. Four cabins filled with terror may hold the answer to her disappearance, if you’re brave enough to find out...
Our play on a haunted house takes you through four of our museum cabins. This year, the four cabins are interconnected as part of a storyline, making it more interactive. You can either follow the story or go in any order just for the scare!
Tickets can be purchased at Misty River Books (limited at the door). The event runs between 8:00-9:30pm on Oct. 30th and 31st, the last entry time will be at 9:15pm. Those with tickets for one night must attend that date, it is not transferrable to the other night.
Attendees enter the park at their own risk. The Terrace and District Museum Society is not responsible for injury, loss, or damage to personal property. Despite having a ticket, attendees may have to wait in lines. This event includes dark areas, sudden noises, flashing lights, and potential jump scares. Not recommended for individuals under the age of 13 or with heart conditions, epilepsy, anxiety disorders, or sensitivity to strobe effects. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. No alcohol, smoking, vaping, drugs, weapons, or disruptive behavior on the premises. By attending, you consent to being photographed or recorded for promotional purposes.
October Festival & Trick-or-Treating
Join us for an inclusive end of October festival appreciating the diverse and many ways to celebrate the season from Halloween to Día de Muertos! Community partners have joined us to decorate cabins and hand out candy to trick-or-treaters! We will also have a fall family photobooth by donation, hot drinks for sale, crafts, and activities! Entry to the event is free or by donation at the front gate.
Haunted Cabins - Night 1
Step back in time into the nightmarish 1930s village, Cedar Hollow, where a young girl has gone missing. Four cabins filled with terror may hold the answer to her disappearance, if you’re brave enough to find out...
Our play on a haunted house takes you through four of our museum cabins. This year, the four cabins are interconnected as part of a storyline, making it more interactive. You can either follow the story or go in any order just for the scare!
Tickets can be purchased at Misty River Books (limited at the door). The event runs between 8:00-9:30pm on Oct. 30th and 31st, the last entry time will be at 9:15pm. Those with tickets for one night must attend that date, it is not transferrable to the other night.
Attendees enter the park at their own risk. The Terrace and District Museum Society is not responsible for injury, loss, or damage to personal property. Despite having a ticket, attendees may have to wait in lines. This event includes dark areas, sudden noises, flashing lights, and potential jump scares. Not recommended for individuals under the age of 13 or with heart conditions, epilepsy, anxiety disorders, or sensitivity to strobe effects. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. No alcohol, smoking, vaping, drugs, weapons, or disruptive behavior on the premises. By attending, you consent to being photographed or recorded for promotional purposes.
Discovery Friday
Join this final two hour kids program by registering before August 18th. Kids will engage in a two-hour hands-on program to learn something new in science or history. The theme for this Friday is eco energy. Registration: https://forms.gle/bwDswYrrFmofcWp39.
Youth Camp
Help your kids explore the wonders of the Skeena, connect with nature, and build a deeper understanding of our beautiful watershed. Locations we will be visitng include Kitselas Canyon, the North Pacific Cannery, fish fence, and more! Let’s create memories and inspire the next generation of conservation leaders! The camp is $300, but there are bursaries available! Register here: https://skeenawild.org/our-programs/education/education-events/skeena-watershed-explorers-registration/.
Eco Leaders Kids Camp
Join us for a camp themed around climate action and sustainability! Kids will get to explore the way climate change effects the world and come up with a project of there own to contribute to positive, local change. Registration will open July 9th.
Seniors Painting
Follow a tutorial to make your own masterpiece! All supplies and included. This event is free, email hpm.programmer@gmail.com to save a spot!
Outdoor Movie Night
Join us for a night under the stars! Dirty Dancing will be playing at the park on July 26th at 11pm. Entry is by donation, bring your own chair/blanket. Please do not bring your own snacks/drinks. There will be popcorn and drinks for sale for $2/each. PG-13.
Discovery Friday
Join this two hour kids program by registering before July 20th. Kids will engage in a two-hour hands-on program to learn something new in science or history. The theme for this Friday is ancient pottery.This free program also occurs on August 22. Registration: https://forms.gle/bwDswYrrFmofcWp39.
Seniors Painting
Follow a tutorial to make your own masterpiece! All supplies and included. This event is free, email hpm.programmer@gmail.com to save a spot!
Canada Day
Join us for our beloved annual celebration at Heritage Park Museum for an afternoon filled with fun, learning, and community spirit!
We will have live music, games, artists, hands-on crafts, educational activities, and a silent auction, plus delicious food from a local food truck, free cake and drinks, and more surprises to come.
Admission is by donation, and all gate proceeds go to support a local charity.
Community Engagement Committee Info Meeting
We needed community members to help spark new ideas and projects at the museum! Come join this first info meeting. Official meetings are the last Saturday of each month at 2:30 starting July 26th. We will also have committee/volunteer training on June 7th at 2:00pm and July 26th at 12:00pm. Please register here: https://forms.gle/YgKSWALLpoBT241k7.
Discovery Friday
Join this two hour kids program by registering after June 11th. Kids will engage in a two-hour hands-on program to learn something new in science or history. The theme for this Friday is archeology. This free program also occurs on July 25 and August 22. Registration closed.
Pride Picnic
Join us for snacks, drinks, games and music to celebrate Pride Month at the museum! All are welcome.
Seniors Painting
Follow a tutorial to make your own masterpiece! All supplies and included. This event is free.