Saturday's Wildsafe Workshop is being rescheduled to a date in August! Thursday, July 27th @ 4 pm is still on - must RSVP to Sue at [email protected]

The Columbia Basin Institute of Regional History's website received a facelift! You can now browse over 98,043 photographs from institutions across the Columbia Basin. Check out ours: basininstitute.org/collection/19 #RosslandHistory #MuseumsEh The CMA | L'AMC BC Museums Association

Did you join one of the Follies vignettes with our Friday or Saturday 11 am guided tours? If your schedule doesn't line up to go along with our interpreter's guided tours, use your smartphone to take a self-guided tour - izi.travel/en/94fe-rossla…

If you need more of the wonderful Gold Fever Follies in your life, their summer musical comedy is presented every Thursday-Saturday at 3 pm & 7:30 pm at the historic Miners' Union Hall - more info: goldfeverfollies.com

Local Artists and Musicians Call Out! Are you looking to showcase your art alongside other local talent? You’re in luck! Our Arts & Culture Festival, previously the Outdoor Artisan Market, is returning this September! Get in touch with Fiona at [email protected] to sign up

Welcome back to #MiningMonday! We’ve been finding some pretty fun shots of miners casually posing for photos in the early Rossland mines lately and couldn’t wait any longer to share them with you! #CollectionExploration #InTheArchives #MetalMountainsMemories #MuseusmsEh

This fall, we’re doing a Community Collections exhibit at the Rossland Library, and we need your help and, most importantly, your collection! Whether you collect brooches, minerals, or even #Barbie, we want to celebrate it! [email protected] to participate!

DYK more on this week's building of interest: Munn's Bakery (1999 Second Ave - now Idgie's)! Maybe you remember stories from Rossland oldtimers or have memories of the businesses that have called it home over the past century, we would love to hear them! rosslandmuseum.ca/munns-bakery

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! It's another #WhatsItWednesday! This device measures only 7cm tall but would have been an important accessory for Rossland’s resident newsies. Can you cash in on your Rossland knowledge to figure out what it would have been used for?

It's the last week of #NationalIceCreamMonth! Hunt's Ice Cream Parlor, pictured in this undated photo, would have been a great place to beat the heat! Do you remember Hunt's Ice Cream Parlor? Let us know! #TBT #ThrowbackThursday #IceCream

This week’s #WhatsItWednesday artifact was a coin collector used to collect and hold change, specifically dimes, while delivering newspapers around Rossland through the 1930s and 1940s. #CollectionExploration #MuseumsEh

We’re trying to hit a home run with our #FascinatingFriday this week! We’re looking at the Rossland Royals! The Rossland Royals were Rossland’s senior women’s softball team that competed in the BC Amateur Softball Association and won the championship in 1969 and 1971!

The ACA have challenged archives to share their best #ArchivesBeaches items for this month's #ACAHashtagParty! These beach day photos are some of our favourites in the collection! Where is your favourite place to spend a beach day? #InTheArchives #MuseumsEh

Happy #MiningMonday! Today we're exploring the White Bear Mine. The White Bear Mine was the neighbour to the Black Bear Mine (our location), sitting directly to the west. The mine produced from 1903 until 1920, recovering 72,905 g gold, 229,104 g silver, and 142,064 kg copper.

We really don’t mean to string you along, but we need you help to solve this week’s #WhatsItWednesday mystery! Something like this would have made its home on a general store counter. Can you help us untangle this artifact’s true purpose? #MysteryObject #CollectionExploration

It's Father Pat's 164th Birthday! Henry Irwin, known as Father Pat, was an Anglican priest in Rossland from 1896 to 1902. Father Pat died in Feb. 1902 while on his way to England. Devastated by the loss, Rosslanders purchased a memorial ambulance and fountain in his memory.

Happy #InternationalBeerDay! Today’s #FascinatingFriday is all about the one of Rossland's biggest brewing companies, the Le Roi Brewing Company! Operating from 1897 to 1917, the Le Roi became Rossland’s most famous, longest-running, and best-known brewery! #CollectionExploration

This month's #ArchivesHashtagParty is #ArchivesScience. We don't have a lot of science-focused artifacts in the collection, but our archive is a treasure trove! #CollectionExploration #InTheArchives #MuseumsEh #KnowYourMuseum