Travelling Exhibits List

The Kelowna Museums has travelling exhibitions available for travel. Visit the Kelowna Museums website to learn more.

Momenic continues to push its mission in “Preserving Iconic Moments” with the development of travelling exhibits. Through exhibits, Momenic strives to tell inspirational stories and bring awareness of social and community challenges through their collection of rare and large scale statues of pop-culture icons. Visit our exhibits page to view our latest exhibits.

The Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre has travelling exhibits available for booking, including The Suitcase Project, A Call for Justice, and Kikyo: Coming Home to Powell Street. Visit the Nikkei National Museum website to learn more.

‘Chief Dan George: Actor and Activist’ launched at the former North Vancouver Museum and later was hosted at U’Mista Cultural Centre and the Sidney Museum. It is now available for loan to organizations around the province. The show draws on the NVMA’s archival and artifact collection, including paintings, photographs and memorabilia, and was developed in close collaboration with the Tsleil-Waututh Nation and the George Family. Visit the NVMA website to learn more.

Looking for a ready-made exhibition that will engage your visitors with BC’s natural history, cultural history or contemporary culture? RBCM offers beautifully crafted, affordable and inspiring travelling exhibitions for rent, whether you are a regional museum, community centre, library or a large international institution. Visit the RBCM website to learn more.

The word ‘Haq’ (pronounced ‘huk’) in Punjabi, Urdu and Hindi means rights. The exhibit highlights and emphasizes the need for South Asian histories to be shared all across the province. ‘Haq and History’ is a single bilingual (English-Punjabi) travelling exhibit developed in partnership with the Royal BC Museum and the South Asian Studies Institute as part of the Punjabi Canadian Legacy Project. Its purpose is to add to the collection and preservation of South Asian Canadian histories across British Columbia.

The Jewish Museum and Archives of BC is pleased to partner with the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver, and Vancouver Public Library to present The Canadian Jewish Experience. This travelling exhibit celebrates the history of Jews in Canada on the occasion of the 150th Anniversary of Confederation. Visit the Jewish Museum website to learn more.

Fighting for Justice on the Coast:150 Years and Counting is a travelling banner exhibit developed by Vancouver Island University (VIU), the University of Victoria (UVic), and the Cowichan Valley Museum & Archives. The exhibit is one outcome of the project, Asian Canadians on Vancouver Island: Race, Indigeneity and the Transpacific, led by UVic and funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. Visit the Vancouver Island University Website to Learn more.

Reflections on Belonging invites communities to delve into today’s most pressing societal issues. Featuring powerful storytelling, immersive art, and interactive experiences, this exhibition offers more than just an opportunity to observe—it invites active participation. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the profound and interconnected aspects of our shared experiences, prompting self-reflection and inspiring a collective vision for a just and equitable future.

The Archives of Ontario maintains an exciting travelling exhibits loan program that showcases the Archives’ holdings in a variety of subject-based exhibits. These exhibits are available free of charge to any institution that wishes to borrow them. The exhibits enable thousands of people from around the province to view selections from the Archives’ holdings in an informative and accessible format. Visit the Archives of Ontario’s website for more information.

Beyond Words: Dictionaries and Indigenous Languages highlights the complex relationship between Indigenous languages and dictionaries over several centuries, from word lists and dictionaries developed for exploration, colonization, conversion and assimilation purposes, to online language materials being developed by Indigenous communities to transmit the elders’ language knowledge to today’s youth. Visit the Language Museum’s website to learn more.

We develop interactive travelling exhibits featuring inventors from all over the world. Visit the Canadian Multicultural Inventors Museum’s website to learn more.

Wherever you may be, dive into the history of this country with travelling exhibitions from the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum. Each year, this well-established program and its expert staff invite museums from across Canada, and around the world, to take their visitors on a journey through time. Through carefully selected images, interpretive texts, videos and objects, their exhibitions tell the military, cultural, social, political and sports stories that have shaped this country. Whether you choose an exhibition with artifacts, or one without, the wide array of available exhibitions can be adapted to just about any host institution. Visit the CMH website to learn more and view their brochure.

Refugees face fear, shattered lives and often dangerous voyages in search of refuge. Canada has provided that refuge for many. However, over the course of the twentieth century, Canada has had a mixed record in welcoming refugees, reacting generously to some while overlooking others. Refuge Canada provides the context for Canada’s place in the global refugee crisis and brings to light the challenges faced by refugees in Canada. Visit the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21’s website to learn more.

Inspire Your Audiences… Naturally. If you are looking for a travelling exhibition that will attract and engage your visitors with memorable exhibitions about nature, look no further. Canadian Musem of Nature offers high-quality, affordable and inspiring travelling exhibitions. These exhibitions cover a wide variety of subjects and come in many sizes and formats. Suitcase Exhibitions unpack a lot of learning onto one or two tabletops. Full-size Exhibitions will fill a room. Visit the Canadian Museum of Nature’s website to learn more.

Wherever you may be, dive into the history of this country with travelling exhibitions from the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum. Each year, this well-established program and its expert staff invite museums from across Canada, and around the world, to take their visitors on a journey through time.

The museum offers a variety of travelling exhibitions for loan to qualified organizations. Visit the Costume Museum of Canada’s website to learn more.

Canada’s Museums of Science and Innovation! Engage your community or organization with Ingenium’s travelling exhibitions, which offer a wide range of science and technology themes. Visit the Ingenium website to learn more.

The Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum develops some exhibits that are available for loan and rental. Trailblazing – Women in Canada since 1867 is now available for rental.

The Lake of the Woods Museum has two (2) travelling exhibits available for loan: Miijim: Traditional Foods of the Lake of the Woods Anishinaabeg and Bakaan nake’ii ngii-izhi-gakinoo’amaagooomin / We Were Taught Differently: The Indian Residential School Experience. Visit the Lake of Woods Museum’s website to learn more.

Book an award winning live animal travelling exhibit. We are fully scalable and will work with you to present a world class experience.

For more than 20 years, the Manitoba Museum has been producing thoroughly researched, high-quality travelling exhibitions suited for medium-sized and regional Museums, Art Galleries, Universities and other Educational Organizations. The exhibitions have been seen across Canada and the United States, attracting more visits and enhancing the visitor experience. Visit the Manitoba Museum website to learn more.

The MHSO has produced a number of travelling exhibits that may be suitable for display in heritage and cultural facilities and in schools. It charges a nominal fee, plus shipping and handling costs, to borrow these exhibits. Please contact the Society directly for more information regarding the exhibits and their availability, and to discuss loan arrangements. Visit the MHSO website to learn more.

A keystone of its outreach mandate, the National Gallery of Canada offers travelling exhibitions available for booking at art galleries and museums worldwide. Developed in a variety of scope and content, the exhibitions include display-ready artworks, a comprehensive graphics package and didactic materials.

Science North delivers world-class, dynamic experiences to our visitors, and our team specializes in delivering those experiences to you!

RACE: Are We So Different?, developed by the American Anthropological Association in collaboration with the Science Museum of Minnesota, is the first national exhibition to tell the stories of race from the biological, cultural, and historical points of view. Combining these perspectives offers an unprecedented look at race and racism in the United States. Visit the project website to learn more.

Drawing on the expertise of the Museum’s scientists, educators, and renowned designers and preparators, our award-winning exhibitions have been seen by millions of visitors at venues around the world. Visit the American Museum of Natural History’s website to learn more.

Bring fresh experiences that inspire joy, creativity and curiosity to your audiences through immersive, attendance-driving travelling exhibitions. Topics range from STEAM to Social-Emotional Learning to classic characters that will resonate with audiences of all ages. Visit the Children’s Museum website to learn more about current travelling exhibits.

Where Museum Professionals discover travelling exhibitions for hire from around the world. Visit the Culture Trove website to view the current listings.

Exploramer is proud to present its exhibitions for rent. For more information, contact our Museum team at: info@exploramer.qc.ca

Wildfires are relatively brief periods of extreme intensity. Their impact can have devastating, as well as regenerative effects. Whether it is the fire themselves, or mudslides and flashfloods, or issues with preparedness from the government shutdown, wildfires are occupying an increasingly important place in our national dialog. “Facing the Inferno” provides the perfect forum around which to structure campus or community discussions. The emotive power of the imagery is balanced with basic factual information about wildfires. The exhibit gives great entre into one of the most immediate and hard to deny repercussions of global warming. Visit www.prichardart.org/wildfire for more information.