Don’t Delay – Early Bird Pricing Ends Today!

Don’t Delay – Early Bird Pricing Ends Today!
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Be part of Canada’s largest heritage learning and networking event

in association with the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals
and in cooperation with the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation  

The 2014 National Trust Conference brings together an unrivalled blend of speakers, learning tours, and intensive workshops that will enrich delegates from across the heritage sector. Meet and network with heritage advocates and architects, municipal planners, developers, policy makers, elected officials and property owners!  Join us in Charlottetown to build your skills, be inspired, and connect with heritage workers and volunteers from coast to coast.

Take advantage of our Early-bird Registration! (Ends today!)

Book your room now at one of our hotels at a special conference rate! Selling out fast!

Professional Learning Credits – available for architects and planners.

Featuring – Award-winning actor/comedian Shaun Majumder sharing the experiences of his Newfoundland social entreprise project Majumder Manor.

Cutting-Edge Thinking – Tonya Surman on heritage and social enterprise; Randall Mason on planning; Brenda Barrett on heritage regions; Ron Williams on landscapes; and many more.

Learning modules – Sessions that will challenge and empower you, from fundraising and Main Street Regeneration to building conservation techniques, heritage planning and regional cultural tourism.

Strategies for Fundraising: Sustaining Heritage, Museum, Arts and Culture Organizations – Back by popular demand, this two-day intensive workshop is designed to increase your organization’s capacity to fundraise using a variety of tools and strategies.

Main Street at Work – A workshop that brings downtown revitalization practitioners together from across the country to share how the Main Street^® strategy has inspired people working together to regenerate the economic health of their communities while preserving the character of their downtowns.  

Exciting Sessions Where Ideas Come Alive – Hold onto your seats, our fast and furious “Spark” sessions bring you 9 presentations in 90 minutes. Always popular, watch ideas collide and unexpected solutions emerge as heritage experts from across Canada step into the ring. 

Special Events – National Heritage Awards Ceremony and Reception with His Honour Frank Lewis, Lieutenant Governor of PEI; Charlottetown Kitchen Party with legendary Island fiddler Roy Johnstone and special guests.

Immerse yourself in the spectacular landscapes, built heritage and culture of Prince Edward Island as it celebrates the 150th anniversary of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, the meeting that paved the way to Confederation.

For further information:
Chris Wiebe, Conference Coordinator
cwiebe@heritagecanada.org 
613-237-1066 ext. 227

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