

![]() Home ... News and Events KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope is the name given to a series of short public talks given by Library and Archives Canada curators to spotlight the collections for which they are responsible. The curators select key items from the collections to introduce them and explain their importance to Canada's history and culture. The curators are specialists in their fields and it is a joy to see the selected items and hear the curators talk about the collections that they love. Take a couple of hours to treat yourself to a stimulating discussion. Contact us for more information. Kaleidoscope 2011Tuesday, June 7, 2011 - Special EventThe Friends of the Library and Archives Canada invite you to the launch of Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics, Identity
Kaleidoscope Archives 2009-2010Tuesday, November 24, 2009Encountering Gabrielle Roy www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/encountering-gabrielle-roy/027009-1000-e.html Thursday, October 15, 2009Irish Research 101
Kaleidoscope Archives 2008-2009Building the Music Collection For one of Richard Green's favorite treasures, Cows may come, cows may go, but the bull goes on forever, (Harry Von Tilzer; Vincent Bryan, Columbia, 1915), listen here: Virtual Gramophone - The Virtual Gramophone Kaleidoscope: Early Canadian Documentary Art Click here to see an on-line version of this presentation Kaleidoscope: Children’s Literature Kaleidoscope: Gratien Gélinas Kaleidoscope: Australian Playbill Kaleidoscope: Irish Genealogy and the Irish Census
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