Itsanitaq Museum
The Itsanitaq Museum (formerly the Eskimo Museum) in Churchill, Manitoba, is dedicated to Inuit culture and Arctic heritage. Founded in 1944 by Catholic missionaries — Bishop Marc Lacroix OMI together with Fathers Richard Ferron and Jean Philippe — the museum began as a small display of walrus-tusk carvings. Its collection now contains around 1,300 pieces of Inuit sculpture and artefacts, considered among the finest and oldest in the world, spanning Pre-Dorset (c. 1700 BC), Dorset, Thule and modern Inuit periods.
242 La Verendrye Avenue
Churchill
Manitoba
R0B 0E0
Canada
Summer
Monday: 13:00 - 17:00
Tuesday - Saturday: 09:00 - 12:00
Tuesday - Saturday: 13:00 - 17:00
Winter
Monday - Saturday: 13:00 - 16:30
Sunday: Closed
Closed Sundays and statutory holidays.
Summer: Monday 1–5 PM; Tuesday–Saturday 9 AM–12 PM & 1–5 PM
Winter: Monday–Saturday 1–4:30 PM
Closed Sundays and holidays
Donations accepted