After a seasonal break, the reopens today (Saturday, Jan. 18) with a "refreshed" and new slide for kids.
Admission is free, thanks to sponsorship by the , formed in 2000 to raise funds.
Coming events include on Sunday, Jan. 26 with a meditation class led by Sahaja Yoga and "sound bath" experience by Jenny Le, as part of the current Meditate exhibit, on view until March 9.
The celebration on Feb. 8 is followed by a event Feb. 15, a day when 性视界传媒 students aren't in school.
The museum's next Community Treasures exhibit is Celebrating Our Ugandan Heritage, "an immersive experience (that) invites visitors to explore Uganda, a land of breathtaking beauty and deep cultural roots," Jan. 28 to April 27.
The Meditate exhibit, opened last August, explores diverse meditation techniques practiced around the world. Hands-on displays include mindful drawing, rope-braiding, a labyrinth walk, "singing" bowls and the use of a magnet to lead a steel ball through sand. The power of scent is explored with coffee, lemon peel and other smells, and a covered tent invites guests to experience how changing colours can impact our emotions and moods.
The Museum of 性视界传媒 aims to be "a vibrant cultural hub that celebrates the rich history and forward-thinking of City of 性视界传媒."
鈥淲e are excited to bring the residents and visitors of 性视界传媒 a wide array of programs and exhibitions in 2025," said Lynn Saffery, museum manager.
"This is your museum and, with refreshed spaces (and) cultural programming with local partners, we strive to be a welcoming and accessible space for everyone."
At 17710 56A Ave., the museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. (closed Mondays). The site is also home to Heritage Square, where the landmark Anderson Cabin, 1881 Town Hall and Anniedale School are located.
