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Stewards of Our Stories: Exploring Métis-Led Cultural Care

26 Nov 2025 11:19 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

"Stewards of Our Storeis" opens November 12 at the Amelia Douglas Institute! This original exhibition explores Métis-led cultural stewardship and celebrates historical Métis material arts. 

Stewards of Our Stories features items on loan from Heritage Services, City of Surrey, presented alongside objects from the Amelia Douglas Institute’s own collection. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore beautifully decorated bags and pouches, intricately beaded housewares, vibrantly embroidered moccasins, and other items that reflect the knowledge, skill, and resilience of the Métis people who made them.  

This exhibition celebrates the chance to share these items in a Métis-led space. Their presence at the Amelia Douglas Institute means they can be seen, valued, and understood in the context of Métis ways of knowing. Stewards of Our Stories traces the different journeys Métis objects have taken and highlights how Métis people are reconnecting with their heritage through community-led care of heritage objects.  

As the centre for Métis culture and language resources in BC, the Amelia Douglas Institute proudly features rotating exhibitions and a permanent display of Métis art in their Surrey showroom. 

Exhibition Dates: November 12, 2025 – May 1, 2026 
Admission: $5, free for Indigenous guests 
Book your visit today: ameliadouglasinstitute.ca

British Columbia Historical Federation
PO Box 448, Fort Langley, BC, Canada, V1M 2R7

Information: info@bchistory.ca  


With gratitude, the BCHF acknowledges that it carries out its work on the traditional territories of Indigenous nations throughout British Columbia.

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