From the traditional seasonal round to the contemporary artistic production of First Nations, this one hour interpretive tour guides you through the rich history of the Northwest Coast Tsimshian. The Museum’s extensive collection forms the basis of this tour by introducing visitors to some of the many diverse aspects of First Nations history, including daily lifestyle pre and post contact, the hosting of great Feasts and the creation of renowned works of art. Join us in the Museum’s own longhouse for this exploration into the past. Free with paid admission to the Museum Totem poles are unique to the Northwest Coast. Learn about the stories and histories of the First Nations peoples of this area while enjoying a guided walking tour around the city to view the poles of Prince Rupert. Adults $2, youth $1 Learn about the city’s founder Charles Melville Hays and the visions, motives and plans that led to the building of Canada’s second transcontinental railway line and British Columbia’s first planned city. This guided walking tour stops at historic points of interest, including the historic Cow Bay area and the Kwinitsa Railway Station Museum. Adults $2, youth $1 Experience Prince Rupert in its early days. This one hour dramatization and historical slide show bring to life some of the many characters and landmark events from the city’s past. Sit back and enjoy this unique performance! (3 nights weekly) Free with paid admission to the Museum All tickets are on a first come, first serve basis. Advance reservations are recommended to ensure that space is available. Reservations can be made by calling 250-624-3207 ext 27, or in person at the Museum. For group information call 250-624-3207 ext 23.