Delta Museum & Archives - Delta, British Columbia

Delta Museum & Archives se encuentra ubicado en 4858 Delta St, Delta, BC V4K 2T8, Canadá, y puede ser contactado por teléfono en 6049469315 o visitando su sitio web en deltaheritagesociety.ca.

Características

La Museo Delta & Arquíbos ofrece una variedad de exposiciones y exhibiciones sobre la historia y la cultura de la región de Delta, Canadá. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una amplia gama de objetos y materiales, incluyendo artefactos históricos, fotografías y documentos.

Especialidades

• Société historique
• Exposiciones temporales
• Exhibiciones permanentes
• Eventos y conferencias

Información práctica

El Museo Delta & Arquíbos está ubicado en 4858 Delta St, Delta, BC V4K 2T8, Canadá y está abierto todos los días de lunes a domingo. El horario de apertura es de 10am a 4pm. Es recomendable visitar el sitio web del museo para confirmar los horarios y fechas de cierre antes de visitar.

Opiniones

Según los comentarios de los visitantes, el Museo Delta & Arquíbos ofrece una experiencia enriquecedora y emocionante para los visitantes. Algunos visitantes han elogiado la variedad de exposiciones y la calidad de los objetos exhibidos. Sin embargo, otros han mencionado que algunos de los espacios pueden ser un poco pequeños y que la iluminación podría ser mejor.

Avis: Cette entreprise a 5 avis sur Google My Business.

Avis moyen: 3.4/5.

👍 Avis de Delta Museum & Archives

Sally C.

5/5

I am so glad that this museum still exists. I used to spend hours here as a child, absorbed in the displays of local BC history and culture. I visited the museum again in 2010 and was pleased with the renovations and new exhibits, but I was also relieved to see that they kept some of the classic materials and instalments. I can't wait to go back and visit the Delta Museum again. I love this place.

Stephanie V.

2/5

We visited just yesterday for a Chinese New Year celebration and while it was informative, it was very very simple, and almost "dumbed down" for the group we were with. In fact, at 3 points, the group leader said to the CHILDREN, aged 7 and under (4 was the youngest) that they "wouldn't understand much," so she wasn't going to explain a lot. Wow. That is NOT a way to encourage learning at all!! We never tell our children that they wouldn't understand. Instead we present information for an appropriate age level and above, encouraging questions and thoughtful discussion. Our group leader was kind, and did engage the older kids of the group, but seemed out of her element with the younger ones, or how to talk to children in general - she definitely treated them like they wouldn't understand much, and I found that really upsetting, children are no less human than the rest of us, they just happen to be smaller - and less experienced, not stupid. I also felt that while the information they presented for Chinese New Year celebration was very basic, there are so many interesting details they missed, so many fun stories, or traditions, and calling the beliefs of the Chinese as "mythology" was very offensive. Just because we may not believe in a Kitchen God, doesn't mean it's "mythology" - since it's an actual practice that is going on today, it's considered a belief. I, in general, just felt that the whole presentation was very lacking in real discussion or appropriate racial language for the Chinese culture.

Jerry W.

1/5

Liked it better as a museum not a community police station now 2 cop shops
How much crime is in ladner & s delta?
Waste of Taxpayers money my opinion

msm O.

5/5

Love this building and the people committed to keeping our heritage alive.

Rhianon A.

4/5

Unfortunately this museum is now closed. A new venue is being sought