Phyllis Munday is one of BC's best known mountaineers. Phyllis and her husband, Don, explored the mountains of BC for years together and lead numerous expeditions into the mountains for other eager climbers. Phyllis continued mountaineering while raising a family and even brought her young children along with her and Don into the mountains.

Emily Carr is famous for her modernist paintings of landscapes, forests, and BC Indigenous communities as well as for her writing. Carr was also an animal lover and proud to have been born in BC. She was sometimes criticized for having some coarse character traits, but she was well loved and admired within the arts community.

This is the feedback that I received from my colleagues and instructor about the presentation that I delivered in class.

This is a reflection on my inquiry project.

This performance by The Backhomes (Aimée van Drimmelen and Kees Dekker) was part of the 2014 Museum Amplification Project.

Two Worlds (2013) was a performance and video festival produced by MediaNEt in partnership with the Royal BC Museum. This photo was of a performance/ installation by Janet Rogers.

This midnight tour (for real) took place during one of our Night at the Museum Sleepover events. The tour explored behind the scenes of the museum, including the exhibit arts studio.

This dance party in the forest diorama took place during one of our Night at the Museum Sleepover events. DJ Rowan got the party started right.