Special Lectures

Tanya Bouchard Vice-President, Exhibitions, Research and Collections at Pier 21 is giving a lecture at the Museum.

The Topic You Want, The Expertise You Need

Ideal For: Ages 10+

Maximum number of participants: 50

Looking for the ultimate customization? We have a number of experts available to talk your group when you visit. Contact us to find out if the theme or topic you would like a presentation on is available. Special lectures are usually 30 minutes in length and feature a content expert from the museum.

Our content experts work in a variety of positions at the museum; when booking a Special Lecture, please allow at least 2 weeks prior to your visit to allow us to schedule a content expert.

Some topics we’ve covered in the past include:

  • History of Canadian immigration policies and practices
  • Twentieth-century refugee movements to Canada
  • History of immigration facilities in Halifax
  • MS St Louis, anti-Semitism, and Canadian immigration
  • Health, medicine, and immigration to Canada in the twentieth century
  • Inclusion and exclusion of various groups in Canadian immigration policy
  • Military history at Pier 21
  • Specialized tours of permanent exhibitions: The Pier 21 Story and The Canadian Immigration Story
  • Pier 21 site history
  • Understanding historic sites

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