Re-purpose for a purpose! The “Preserve the Past” is a semi-annual fundraising online auction for the Sointula Museum and Historical Society. This fall we are asking community members to look in their closets, storage sheds, and basements and see if they have any items they would be willing to donate and post to our online […]
If you are a tourism operator on Malcolm Island, we'd love to meet you! At the Spring Tourism Meet-up, the group showed interest in having a fall meetup to recap the summer season. The date has been set and we hope you’re able to join us! We’ll be meeting at the Sointula Museum on Tuesday […]
Winterfest at the Sointula Museum! We're excited to announce that the museum will be open during Winterfest, from 10 AM to 3 PM! This year, the Museum is helping to celebrate 46 years of Winterfest with a special exhibition on its legacy. Highlights include: Original Winterfest posters from past decades A video interview with Carmen […]
We’ve got 1.5 cords of firewood up for grabs—because nothing warms the heart (or the house) like supporting a good cause!
Artists are invited to join us for a brainstorming session on Sunday, March 23, at 1 PM at the museum to discuss creative ideas for this summer’s pocket gallery exhibits. Refreshments will be served.
Help support the future of the Sointula Museum! Join us for our Annual General Meeting to reflect on the past year, discuss upcoming projects, and connect with fellow members.
The Sointula History Plays are casting four paid acting roles! If you’re ready to bring history to life on stage, book your audition now! See calendar event for more details.
Waves, wind, and unforgettable adventures— hear stories from Gumboots in the Straits read by the very people who lived them, only at the Sointula Museum! Plus LIVE Music by members of Blackfish Sound!
Join us at the Sointula Museum for a workshop reading of the Sointula History Play.
A second opportunity to provide feedback for the upcoming Sointula History Plays: Part I
Local author Bruce Burrows will be reading a compilation of his comedic material.
From ancient sauna rituals to family histories that span continents, explore Finland’s rich traditions with folklorist Dalva Lamminmäki and storyteller Wendy Kotilla.