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Fire People Fire 14: Red Lake 1980
May 2010 – September 2010

Red Lake Fire #14, which began on May 21, 1980, was a massive forest fire that threatened the Red Lake area, resulting in nearly 4,000 people being evacuated by military aircraft to Winnipeg. To this day, most local residents who lived through this ordeal still have vivid memories of the experience.  Depending on their perspective at the time, they describe it as one of the most exciting or most traumatic event of their lives.  
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Celebrating the Canoe
June 21st - June 26th, 2010

With the vision of Kaaren Dannenmann and support of a dedicated team of volunteer organizers, the Trout Lake canoe inspired Celebrating the Canoe: Honouring the Original Technicians, a week long exhibit and educational tour at the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre.
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Building Cross-Cultural Understanding of the Pikangikum Cultural Landscape: An Exhibit of Art and Research
September 22nd - October 30th, 2009

The Whitefeather Forest Research Cooperative was established with the purpose of working with Pikangikum Elders to carry out community-based research and documentation in support of the Whitefeather Forest  Initiative.
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Red Lake’s Golden Age of Fastball: Honouring pitcher Ron Buckler
June 27th - August 31st, 2009

Between 1956 and 1965, Red Lake was the hotbed of fastball in Ontario. Some of the best players in the province lived here, and the caliber of competition attracted teams from across Canada and Northern United States.
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51A Highway 105, P.O. Box 64, Red Lake, Ontario Canada P0V 2M0
Telephone: 807-727-3006 / Fax: 807-727-2628  /  Contact Us
 

The Red Lake Regional 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.