$27 for Membership for Two Adult to the Museum of Vancouver with Unlimited Admission and Special Event Invitations ($55 Value)
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Rotation of interactive exhibits & extensive artifact collection dig into past, present & future, with special events for members
History tends to repeat itself, which means there’s a good chance you’ll get run over by another war elephant. Admire what history has taught us thus far with today’s Groupon: for $27, you get two adult memberships to the Museum of Vancouver (a $55 value).
The dual membership entitles each member to the following museum experiences:
- Unlimited admission to all exhibits for one year
- History galleries
- Special exhibitions
- MOV studio shows
- Exclusive invitation to special exhibition opening parties
- Monthly Curatorial Talk & Tours (exceptions apply)
- Newsletter featuring upcoming events
- 15 per cent off specially programmed events or series
- 15 per cent off H.R. MacMillan Space Centre admission
- One free guest pass<p>
| The Museum of Vancouver shepherds contemporary minds to the world of yesterday, today, and tomorrow with interactive, multimedia exhibits and an artifact collection that traces humanity’s journey to the 21st century. Members can immerse themselves in the burbling waters of history during any of the museum’s regular hours without worrying about calling ahead or launching a catapult full of RSVPs. Once at the facility, new members will want to engage in the civic conversation stoked by the recently opened exhibit [_Neon Vancouver | Ugly Vancouver_](http://gr.pn/uEJCnz). A permanent exhibit, The 50’s Gallery sweeps patrons into the post-war dreams of a city welcoming home soldiers, widening its streets for automobiles, and converting army helmets into soup bowls. |
In the artifact collection, marvel at objects that follow civilization’s technological and creative advances throughout history. The “Skytte” carved bowl captures the artistry and wonder of the Fraser Valley people of 5500 to 1500 years ago, and the fuzzy Expo Ernie stuffed toy depicts the famed robot mascot waving to the future and smiling at its newly acquired cotton heart. With regular lectures, reading, and dialogues posted on the calendar, members can learn ways to address issues facing local architecture, neighbourhoods, and energy conservation.
Rotation of interactive exhibits & extensive artifact collection dig into past, present & future, with special events for members
History tends to repeat itself, which means there’s a good chance you’ll get run over by another war elephant. Admire what history has taught us thus far with today’s Groupon: for $27, you get two adult memberships to the Museum of Vancouver (a $55 value).
The dual membership entitles each member to the following museum experiences:
- Unlimited admission to all exhibits for one year
- History galleries
- Special exhibitions
- MOV studio shows
- Exclusive invitation to special exhibition opening parties
- Monthly Curatorial Talk & Tours (exceptions apply)
- Newsletter featuring upcoming events
- 15 per cent off specially programmed events or series
- 15 per cent off H.R. MacMillan Space Centre admission
- One free guest pass<p>
| The Museum of Vancouver shepherds contemporary minds to the world of yesterday, today, and tomorrow with interactive, multimedia exhibits and an artifact collection that traces humanity’s journey to the 21st century. Members can immerse themselves in the burbling waters of history during any of the museum’s regular hours without worrying about calling ahead or launching a catapult full of RSVPs. Once at the facility, new members will want to engage in the civic conversation stoked by the recently opened exhibit [_Neon Vancouver | Ugly Vancouver_](http://gr.pn/uEJCnz). A permanent exhibit, The 50’s Gallery sweeps patrons into the post-war dreams of a city welcoming home soldiers, widening its streets for automobiles, and converting army helmets into soup bowls. |
In the artifact collection, marvel at objects that follow civilization’s technological and creative advances throughout history. The “Skytte” carved bowl captures the artistry and wonder of the Fraser Valley people of 5500 to 1500 years ago, and the fuzzy Expo Ernie stuffed toy depicts the famed robot mascot waving to the future and smiling at its newly acquired cotton heart. With regular lectures, reading, and dialogues posted on the calendar, members can learn ways to address issues facing local architecture, neighbourhoods, and energy conservation.