Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre
Red Lake, Ontario, Canada
Tel: (807) 727-3006
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      Heritage Centre Hours


Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm
Saturday-Sunday CLOSED

The Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre is a charitable organization which began as the Red Lake Museum. Open year-round, it offers a wide variety of school and community programs. The Centre houses a museum and archives, interpretive displays about Woodland Caribou Park, a tourist information centre, gift shop, education programs, special events, and more.




The Red Lake Filmfest presents...

THE ROCKET
Winner of nine Genie Awards, THE ROCKET examines the extraordinary story of Maurice 'The Rocket' Richard, whose tireless fight on and off the ice ignited - and forever changed - a generation. Starring Roy Dupuis.  This film is in French and English. Rated PG.

Friday November 21st 2008
 

Doors open 7:00pm show starts 7:30pm
Early bird tickets can be purchased at the
Heritage Centre or Forever Green for $8.00 ($9.00 at door)


NOW AVAILABLE

in the Heritage Centre gift shop

Red Lake Golden Treasure Chest


by Michael Barnes

Download order form here

 



Residential Schools: The Red Lake Story 
NOW ON LINE


The history of Canada’s residential schools was a dark time in this country’s history, but one that needs to be understood to inspire healing and compassion.

“Residential Schools: The Red Lake Story” was created in the Fall of 2006 as a physical exhibit to complement the national exhibition entitled “Where are the Children? Healing the Legacy of Residential Schools.”


Due to the overwhelming response and letters of encouragement, Residential Schools: The Red Lake Story has now been turned into an on line exhibit.

Special thanks to the Canadian Heritage Information Network for supporting this project through the Community Memories Program. To view the physical exhibit, which has already travelled to Dryden and Atikokan, visit the Fort Frances Museum.

 
              

Red Lake Woodland Arts Festival
 A GREAT SUCCESS!!!
  
    

View the most
Memorable Moments
of the festival here!!

(left) Red Lake Mayor Phil Vinet, fashion icon Linda Lundstrom and Levi Sam Beardy standing in front of the Norval Morrisseau painting, Thunderbird.

This painting was one of twenty-five original Morrisseau works exhibited at the Heritage Centre over the Festival weekend.

To read the full story and view more photos about the weekend click here. Story and photos provided by the Northern Sun News.





Follow the link to order our in house publication called Norval Morrisseau and the Woodland Artists: the Red Lake Years 1959-1980. Written by Christine Penner Polle, with the assistance of Reggie Bacon this publication contains photos, articles, and personal memories about Norval Morrisseau's years on Red Lake, the Triple K Co-operative and much more. Download order form PDF or Download order form Word doc. Please print off the order form and fax or mail your order to us.

   

Ahmoo Angeconeb and Goyce Kakegamic at the Woodland Art Fair

51A Highway 105
Box 64
Red Lake
Ontario,Canada
P0V 2M0
Phone Number: (807) 727-3006
Fax Number: (807) 727-2628
E-mail: rlhc@goredlake.com

The Red Lake Heritage Centre is a charitable organization, funded by the Municipality of Red Lake,the Ontario Ministry of Culture, and through fundraising activities. Reg # 87315 2714 RR001.

All images are property of the Red Lake Heritage Centre.