Episode notes
In 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!
Access the full show notes for this episode at villagermagazine.ca/podcast.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:03 Ninette's Journey and OMAH's Transformation
04:52 The Value of OMAH to the Community
06:19 Art and History: Two Pillars of OMAH
09:13 Celebrating 25 Years
12:00 Future Plans and Acquisition Fund
15:50 Challenges of Space and Collection
19:27 The Process of Collecting Artifacts
23:45 The Importance of Museums
27:02 25th Anniversary Events and Activities
29:45 Community Engagement and Programs
32:07 Membership and Support Opportunities
34:01 Current Exhibitions at OMAH
38:08 Outro