Heritage Network Atlantic is a three year program of inter-provincial initiatives 
focusing on key areas of development in the Atlantic heritage community. 
It was designed to complement each of Atlantic Canada's Provincial Museum 
Association's Professional Development Project. The program was developed to 
maximize the effectiveness of the skills and resources found in the region. 
 

Top Row From Left: Janet  Maltby : FNSH Coordinator,  Graeme Magill : Travelling Exhibit 
Coordinator CMA/PEI, Barry King : Executive Director CMA/PEI, Sebastian : Technical 
Advisor for CMA/PEI.  Bottom Row from the left: Ute Simon-Okshevsky : Executive 
Director MANFL, Susan Charles: Executive Director FNSH. 
 

The Community Museums Association of PEI is responsible 
for the Travelling Exhibit Network and offers other museums 
training and ideas on how to construct their own cost 
effective travelling exhibits

The Association Museums New Brunswick is responsible 
for the New Technology Networks, which explores the delivery of programs 
throughout the region through the use of new technology.

The Federation of Nova Scotia Heritage is spearheading 
the Professional Exchange Program and study tours.

The Museums Association of Newfoundland & Labrador will 
research, explore, and implement living interpretations events.
 

For more information on the Heritage Network Atlantic click here to visit our website.