1914—1918. Canadians and Newfoundlanders in “The Great War”. 60,000 killed, 172,000 wounded, many returning home, broken in body and mind. More than a century later as we once again approach November 11th, what would these silent voices want us to do? And what would they want us to remember?
Cultural anthropologist Dr. Pamela Peck is an author, lecturer, composer and playwright whose professional interest is education for a global perspective, and the application of social science knowledge to addressing the practical concerns of everyday life. After an academic career at UBC, Pamela has lectured around the world, including more than 350 lectures on 75 cruises.
The Brown Bag Lecture Series is an opportunity to spice up your lunch hour with interesting presentations and discussions on a variety of heritage and culture topics.
Tuesdays from noon - 1pm Museum Auditorium (785 Main St). Admission is by donation. Suggested donation is $2 for adults, $1 for children. For more information contact: 250-490-2451 or museum@penticton.ca