Social Events
Join fellow members of Vintage Characters
Royal Alberta Museum
August 27, 2026
12:30 PM to 2 PM
Following the event members can stop by the Museum Cafe to meet and have a baked good and a beverage. Total cost $11.00.
If anyone orders anything other than a baked good and a beverage, the member will need to pay for it themselves.
Registration closes August 4th
Questions can be directed to your host
Gerry Hofs 780-554-2412
EVENT IS FREE TO MEMBERS OF VINTAGE CHARACTERS
SENIOR (60+) MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY
ARE WELCOME TO REGISTER FOR EVENTS
NON-MEMBERS FEE $24.00
FOR INFORMATION ON MEMBERSHIP https://www.vintagecharacters.ca/membership
If you register and then have to cancel for any reason
the Board of Directors will review the circumstances and there
may be a cost associated with the cancellation.
Program Details:
For every living being on this planet, death is the greatest mystery of them all. The ways that we experience it, celebrate life, and wonder about what's next are part of what makes us human — yet it's also a subject we often push aside.
Originally from the Field Museum in Chicago, Death: Life's Greatest Mystery invites you to consider your own "big questions" about death as you explore natural and cultural responses to life's inevitable conclusion. Through artifacts, specimens, interactives, and immersive media experiences, you'll discover amazing animal adaptations used for survival and learn how various cultures commemorate life.
Forward Thinking Speaker Series
A Conversation with Chantal Hébert Monday, October 26 at 7 p.m. - Horowitz Theatre
Renowned political journalist and columnist Chantal Hébert will speak in Edmonton as part of the Edmonton Public Library Forward Thinking Speaker Series. Her talk, titled A Conversation with Chantal Hébert, features insights on Canadian politics and public policy.
Chantal Hébert is a freelance political columnist frequently featured on the radio, television, and in print, in both French and English. She is a weekly participant on CBC The National’s political panel “At Issue” as well as on Peter Mansbridge’s podcast, Good Talk, on Sirius XM. A prolific journalist who is passionate about Canadian politics ― particularly in relation to Quebec ― Hébert speaks with authority and passion on public policy and other matters of national importance.
She was appointed to the Order of Canada in 2012 and the National Order of Quebec in 2025.
Registration is now open and closes August 31st 2026
Gerry Hofs 780-554-2412 or email gerryhofs@yahoo.com
NON-MEMBERS FEE $15.00
