Prince George Regional Heritage Fair
The date of the 2025 Prince George Regional Heritage Fair will be confirmed by early January.
What is a Heritage Fair?
Heritage Fairs are a celebration of Canada’s heritage in the form of student history projects that bring people together to make history come alive. The Heritage Fairs program is a bilingual educational initiative that encourages students to explore an aspect of Canadian heritage in a dynamic and captivating learning environment. Students are encouraged to research any aspect of Canadian history and present the results of their efforts in a public forum. The event is free and is open to students in Grades 4 to 10.
Goals of the program are to:
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Create an environment where students are excited to learn and share
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Celebrate cultural diversity and multiple perspectives
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Reveal connections between the past and present
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Provide recognition for student achievement
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Inspire Canadians to celebrate their places in history
The Prince George Regional Heritage Fair has been held since the early 2000s and is organized by a committee consisting of representatives from Huble Homestead Historic Site, Central BC Railway & Forestry Museum, The Exploration Place, Prince George Public Library, and teachers from School District 57 and local independent schools.
The Regional Fair is a day-long event held yearly in early May, featuring project judging by volunteer judges, cultural activities, a field trip, and an evening Community Showcase and awards ceremony. The Prince George Regional Heritage Fair is part of a provincial program sponsored by the BC Heritage Fairs Society.
The BC Provincial Heritage Fair is held each year in late June or early July. Between 3 and 5 delegates from each region of the province attend the five-day Fair.
Why Participate?
Program Structure and Timeline
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For Volunteers
The Prince George Regional Heritage Fair is presented by: