The Labrador Regional Heritage Fair took place March 13th and 14th, 2018
Students at the 2018 Labrador Regional Heritage Fair
Ben Reccord won first place for his project at the Labrador Regional Heritage Fair
Ben Reccord was recognized for the Most Unique Project
Project by student Ben Reccord
Logan Lyall won second place for his project at the Labrador Regional Heritage Fair
Logan Lyall was recognized with the award for best project on student's family or community history
Project by student Logan Lyall
Samantha Saksagiak won third place for her project at the Labrador Regional Heritage Fair
Samantha Saksagiak received the NL Archaeology Society's First Peoples Award
Project by student Samantha Saksagiak
Emma Morris received the award for project best representing the 2018 theme "Lessons from Our Past, Shaping Our Future"
Project by student Emma Morris
Emma White was recognized for her enthusiasm and dedication to history and heritage
Project by student Emma White
Seth Penashue received the "Her Story" Award
Project by student Seth Pensahue
Amy Campbell received the Historic Sites Association Award
Project by student Amy Campbell
Natalie Wolfrey received the Island Rooms Fishing Heritage Award
Project by student Natalie Wolfrey
Amelia Angnatok received the Labrador Culture Award
Project by student Amelia Angnatok
Ashley Pike Received the Museum Association of NL Award
Project by student Ashley Pike
Marcus Ward was recognized with the Most Enthusiastic Award
Project by student Marcus Ward
Nicholas Mitchell received the Parks Canada Award
Project by student Nicholas Mitchell
Brooke Janes received the NL Public Libraries Award
Colby Holwell received The Rooms Award
Project by student Colby Holwell
Donovan Burdett was recognized for his project depicting a traditional way of life
Project by student Donovan Burdett
Chloe Dicker was recognized for her project about Canadian Women in History
Project by student Chloe Dicker
Hudson Hynes received the Wooden Boat Museum Award
Project by student Hudson Hynes
Shane Winters received the MUN WW100 Award
Project by student Shane Winters
Project by student McKinley Winters
Project by student Abby Warr
Project by student Alison Palliser
Project by student Chloe Campbell
Project by student Taylor Clements
Project by student Ashley Langlois
The Regional Heritage Fair includes an opportunity for students to learn traditional skills from tradition bearers. In one workshop then learned to sew a moosehide cellphone case
Students creating artwork of the Northern Lights
Book making workshop
Book making workshop
Learning to create dreamcatchers
Some dreamcatchers created by Heritage Fair students
Making ice fishing poles
Crafting mini mummers
A mini mummer made by a student
Mini mummers off to have a good time
A wish bracelet created by a student
Students trying their hand at snowshoeing
Students trying their hand at snowshoeing
Students trying their hand at snowshoeing
Playing some traditional Inuit Games
Playing some traditional Inuit Games
Playing some traditional Inuit Games
Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
Proceeds from the Heritage Shops go on to fund the non-profit Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.
