The Chatham-Kent Museum is alive with colour these days.
The museum opened a new exhibit, CK in Full Colour, recently.
This exhibition of vibrant displays and interactive elements explores the science and significance of colour.
For most people, colour is a constant and powerful visual stimulus that shapes how we experience the world. Colour provides essential information about our surroundings, helps us recognize objects, navigate our environment, and interpret our experiences.
Through this exhibit, explore the science behind how the human eye perceives colour.
Learn how different colours may influence your mood and behaviour.
Discover how diverse cultures in our C-K community see meaning in colour enriching our connections, traditions, and daily life.
In addition, the museum’s Imagination Station provides hands-on activities for every age and learner to continue the adventure.
Out in the Open is a visible artifact storage area in the exhibition galleries of the museum. Visitors can grab a flashlight and peruse almost 5,000 artifacts from the museum’s three-dimensional artifact collection.
The Chatham-Kent Museum is open for drop-in visits Wednesday through Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is by donation.
