Curriculum-Connected Learning

01School Programs

Bring your class to the Museum, or invite the Museum to your school, for curriculum-connected programs that combine local history, art, culture, and hands-on learning. Choose from immersive Museum visits, historic schoolhouse experiences, or Mobile Museum outreach workshops designed for a variety of grade levels.

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Celebrate at the Museum

02Kids’ Birthday Parties

Let the Museum host your child’s birthday party with a fun, hands-on experience in a unique setting. Choose a historic Schoolhouse party or get creative with a painting or clay art party.

Parties run 2 hours total and include up to 12 party guests, with the option to add additional guests.

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Minimum number of participants: Up to 12 party guests included
Maximum number of participants: Creative Parties: 15 participants, Schoolhouse Parties: 30 participants
Cost: $240 per party for up to 12 party guests; $10/additional guest
Duration: 2 hours
Age: Best for Kids 6+

Corporate Team Building

03Historic Team Challenge

Trade the boardroom for the 1908 schoolhouse and step into a very different kind of workday. Guided by the formidable Miss Welstead, teams navigate strict rules, unexpected challenges, and old-school expectations. Through a mix of improv, problem-solving, and collaboration, participants build communication, leadership, and adaptability — all while having a lot of fun.

Perfect For:
• Corporate teams looking to strengthen communication and collaboration
• Businesses seeking a unique and memorable retreat
• Organizations interested in history-inspired leadership training

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Duration: 3 hours (flexible)
Location: Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre – Jordan Schoolhouse
Group Size: 10–30 participants
Optional Add-On: Coffee break with light refreshments
Cost: Contact us for pricing and corporate packages

Engage with History

04Museum Memories Talk

Bring the Museum to your group with an interactive session of sharing, storytelling, and hands-on learning.

Using touchable artifacts and replicas from the Museum’s collection, participants will explore Lincoln’s history through facilitated discussion and creative reflection. Together, the group will consider how everyday life has changed, and what has stayed the same, through the centuries.

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Create Your Own Fraktur Masterpiece

05Adult Group Programs

Fraktur is an art tradition related to the history of illustrated manuscripts, which thrived in Canada from 1750-1850. The development of fraktur in North America is associated with German Mennonite settlers. Known specimens of Canadian fraktur are comparatively rare - in all, there may be fewer than 500 examples, over 30 of which are in the collection of the Lincoln Museum.

Guests will be guided through the exhibition, then, using mixed-media methods, they will create a fraktur-inspired watercolour composition. Using artist-grade materials, participants will practice a variety of watercolour techniques and explore the tradition of Fraktur Folk Art.

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Hands-On Workshops

06Kids Group Programs

Make, build, test, and create with hands-on workshops designed for curious kids and creative groups. Perfect for clubs, day camps, children’s groups, and private bookings, participants can choose from Rocket Launch, Papermaking, Superslime, or Handbuilding with Clay for a fun experience that blends creativity, discovery, and play.

Programs are available at the Museum or as outreach, depending on the workshop.

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