Diefenbunker gets $166,000 from feds for visitor experience enhancement
CARP – Carp’s deepest museum received $166,000 from the federal government it will use to “enhance the visitor experience.”
Read moreCARP – Carp’s deepest museum received $166,000 from the federal government it will use to “enhance the visitor experience.”
Read moreCARP – Subject matter expert Dr. Asa McKercher will explore the early days of the Cold War in the second installment of the Diefenbunker Speaker Series Oct. 17.
Read moreCARP – Just to be clear, there are no toddlers being hunted at the Diefenbunker’s annual Toddlers’ Hallowe’en Hunt.
Read moreCARP – The 2024 Diefenbunker Speaker Series debuted Thursday, Sept. 12, 75 feet underground with three Canadian female warriors talking about their role in the military and Canada’s military’s role on the world stage.
Read moreCARP – Orange Shirt Day has been celebrated in Canada since 2013. Last year a National Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony was held in Carp for the first time.
Read moreCARP – Last Thursday evening (Aug. 22) Shakespeare buffs gathered behind the Diefenbunker, or perhaps we should say on top of the bunker, for an evening of intrigue and murder.
Read moreCARP – The Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum’s 2024 speaker series will kick off with a discussion involving some of Canada’s most prominent women soldiers.
Read moreCARP – Carp’s underground museum is a finalist for Attractions Ontario’s Ontario’s Choice Awards, and public voting is now open to help cement that trophy.
Read moreCARP – The Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum has added two new members to its board.
Read moreCARP – With staff, dignitaries, the media and several guests squeezed in to the narrow hall outside the Bank of Canada vault within the Diefenbunker, those in attendance got a feel of what life might be like in the military bunker if it was ever needed during the decades long Cold War.
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