Richmond Museum

Richmond Museum

The Richmond Museum, located in the heart of Richmond, British Columbia, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of the community. The museum features exhibits that explore the diverse stories of the people who have shaped Richmond, including its Indigenous peoples, early settlers, and more recent immigrant communities. Through a variety of artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays, visitors can learn about the area’s development, the challenges faced by different cultural groups, and the cultural heritage that continues to thrive in the region today.

In addition to its permanent collections, the Richmond Museum hosts temporary exhibits, educational programs, and community events throughout the year. These offerings allow visitors to engage with the museum’s collection in new and exciting ways, often featuring local artists, cultural celebrations, and historical reenactments. The museum’s educational programs are designed to serve schools, families, and lifelong learners, ensuring that Richmond’s history is accessible to all ages.

For more information on exhibits, events, and educational programs, you can visit the Richmond Museum’s official website at [richmondmuseum.ca](). Stay connected with museum updates and activities by following them on Instagram at [@richmondmuseum]( and on Facebook at [Richmond Museum](). For inquiries, you can contact the museum at