A red building with the sign "Village Office, Museum & Library" on it. A statue of a person working is in front of the building, surrounded by trees and a grassy area.

A display of colorful vintage oil lamps in green, blue, red, and other shades, arranged on a teal fabric backdrop.

A display of colorful vintage oil lamps in green, blue, yellow and other shades.

A museum display case with baskets, jewelry, embroidered items, and historical artifacts.

A vintage Vapo-Cresolene lamp beside its original yellow box, displayed on a dark fabric background. The lamp has a metal base and a small glass oil container.

Donalda & District Museum

Visit the Donalda and District Museum to explore historic Metis and regional artifacts, as well as its collection of more than 1,100 lamps, dating from the 1600s to the 1960s. Then skip across the street to get a picture with Donalda's Big Lamp which oversees the neighboring Meeting Creek Coulee! The museum is open Daily from 10 am-5 pm until the long weekend in September, as well as Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the remainder of the year. Admission is $5, children 6 and under are free.