About the Bonnechere Museum
We are a community-based volunteer not-for-profit organization.
Our objectives:
to collect, preserve, research, and interpret artifacts for the enjoyment and education of residents and visitors now and in the future
to present or display interpretive, artistic, educational, scientific, and historical projects that express the identity of the community
to interpret natural heritage and diverse cultures
to foster cultural tourism by offering enrichment or educational experiences that attract visitors whose stay in the community would benefit businesses
The Bonnechere Arts and Historical Society
We are a local organization that is licensed to use the names “Bonnechere Museum” and “Ordovician Fossil Capital of Canada.”
The Bonnechere Arts and Historical Society is a non- profit, incorporated through the Ontario Historical Society.
Our charitable designation number is 85653 7485 RR0001.
President: Kayla Desjardins
Vice President: Tracey Sanderson
Secretary: Gerald Priestly
Treasurer: Holly Malone
Director: Allan Dittburner
Our Board:
Director: Laurel Cook
Director: Stuart Tiedemann
Director: Remy Cherreyron
Director: Michelle Hyrski
Director: Eric Saumer
Arts and Historical Society Membership
Be a community collaborator!
We are required to have a minimum number of members for legal purposes - we need your support to keep our museum running.
Members of the Bonnechere Museum in Good Standing (dues paid for current year) can:
Volunteer at the Bonnechere Museum
Run for positions on the Board
Vote at General and Special meetings (if they have been Members in Good Standing for a period of no less than 60 days)
To become a member, you must be confirmed by the Bonnechere Museum Board of Directors and pay an annual fee of $10.00. Memberships can be purchased online or at the Museum.
Volunteer
Interested in helping out with a special event, joining the board, or volunteering at the Museum?
During the summer months, we need volunteers who can commit to a minimum of 3 hours a week.