Regular admission is by donation. Tours of Haney House are $3.00 per person.
R J. Haney Heritage Village and Museum is a 40-acre park owned by the City of Salmon Arm and is operated by the Salmon Arm Museum and Heritage Association. The facility is home to the Salmon Arm Museum, Ernie Doe Archives Room, a heritage village, Marjorie's Tea Room, 1 km. of nature trails and Villains and Vittles Dinner Theatre in July and August.
Located next to the Salmon Arm Camping Resort, just south of the junction of the TransCanada and 97B Highways east of Salmon Arm.
R.J. Haney needs YOU! Become a "Friend of R.J. Haney Heritage Village & Museum" Join today as a volunteer helping in various ways to preserve Salmon Arm's history.
Villians & Vittles Dinner Theatre This year’s play is "Maw’s Jam Eaters” – it’s an up-tempo and lively local hockey story from 1939. The production is written specifically for us by local playwright Peter Blacklock. It depicts colorful local historic characters and is performed in an outdoor theatre setting.
This year’s play is "Maw’s Jam Eaters” – it’s an up-tempo and lively local hockey story from 1939. The production is written specifically for us by local playwright Peter Blacklock. It depicts colorful local historic characters and is performed in an outdoor theatre setting.
Dinner Theatre is finished for the season.
Thank you to our kind supporters and benefactors
Harvest Celebration - September 19th!
A great collection of local restaurants, wineries, and brewers treat you to a superb culinary experience. Come and enjoy the live music and fall harvest decorations in the tranquil setting of the village. No Minors. Advance tickets are $20.00 per adult and will be $25.00 at the gate. So get your tickets early!
Take a look at what's new in our Summer 2010 newsletter.
