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Apple PodcastsIn this episode, join Jiun Liao as he welcomes Ninette Gyorody, the Executive Director of the Orillia Museum of Art and History (OMAH), to discuss the museum’s vibrant history and its exciting future.
With a focus on community engagement, Ninette shares how OMAH has evolved over its 25 years, transitioning from a traditional museum space to a dynamic hub for art and history.
Listeners will learn about OMAH’s commitment to showcasing both local and national artists through rotating exhibitions, educational programs, and community events.
The episode also dives into the importance of museums in preserving community history and fostering connections among residents. With insights into upcoming exhibitions and the museum’s outreach efforts, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in arts and culture of Orillia and area.
Tune in to discover how OMAH continues to make history while celebrating its past and looking toward a bright future!
Guest Links
Website: orilliamuseum.org
Facebook: @orilliamuseum
Instagram: @orilliamuseum/
Twitter: @OrilliaMuseum
YouTube: @orilliamuseumofarthistory
Resources Mentioned
Stephen Leacock Museum
Orillia Opera House
McLaren Arts Centre
Digital Museums of Canada
Parklane Landscapes
Mariposa House Hospice
Franklin Carmichael
Upcoming OMAH Exhibitions 2024-2025
Guest Quotes
“While we’re looking at the past, every day we’re making history. So we’re now looking at the present, like tomorrow, today will be the past.”
– Ninette Gyorody
“We want to make sure that people know it’s a safe space, it’s a welcome space, an accessible space, and open to all in our community.”
– Ninette Gyorody
“Every museum’s goal is to collect. That is what a museum does. And this is the struggle of every museum, large and small, is that they cannot show everything.”
– Ninette Gyorody
