$27 for Adult Dual Membership to the Museum of Vancouver ($55 Value)
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- Unlimited admission for two adults
- Invitations to exhibit opening parties
- Two guest passes for regular admission
- $27 for adult dual membership to the Museum of Vancouver (a $55 value)
- Century-old museum dedicated to the city of Vancouver, and committed to inspiring dialogue about the city’s past, present, and future
- Dual Membership ($55) includes one year of unlimited admission for two adults, two guest passes for regular admission, information about upcoming special events, and invitations to exhibit opening parties
- The History Galleries offer tales from the early 1900s through to the late 1970s as well as contemporary features
- Home Grown: Local Sustainable Food exhibit, a photographic exploration of local food production, closes on January 2, 2011
- SweaterLodge Unlatched, featuring a mammoth polar fleece sweater suspended in the Museum, opens January 13, 2011
Reviews
Exhibitions at the Museum of Vancouver have received a lot of press from media outlets such as the Vancouver Courier, the Georgia Straight, and the Globe and Mail. Yelpers give the museum an average of 3.5 stars: > * What I really like about this place is that it’s the only real place to see the history of Vancouver. They lay out the entire history of this city with actual photos and replica models of how the city was at a specific time. – Mike O., Yelp
- Unlimited admission for two adults
- Invitations to exhibit opening parties
- Two guest passes for regular admission
- $27 for adult dual membership to the Museum of Vancouver (a $55 value)
- Century-old museum dedicated to the city of Vancouver, and committed to inspiring dialogue about the city’s past, present, and future
- Dual Membership ($55) includes one year of unlimited admission for two adults, two guest passes for regular admission, information about upcoming special events, and invitations to exhibit opening parties
- The History Galleries offer tales from the early 1900s through to the late 1970s as well as contemporary features
- Home Grown: Local Sustainable Food exhibit, a photographic exploration of local food production, closes on January 2, 2011
- SweaterLodge Unlatched, featuring a mammoth polar fleece sweater suspended in the Museum, opens January 13, 2011
Reviews
Exhibitions at the Museum of Vancouver have received a lot of press from media outlets such as the Vancouver Courier, the Georgia Straight, and the Globe and Mail. Yelpers give the museum an average of 3.5 stars: > * What I really like about this place is that it’s the only real place to see the history of Vancouver. They lay out the entire history of this city with actual photos and replica models of how the city was at a specific time. – Mike O., Yelp