R.J. Haney Heritage Village and Museum in Beautiful Salmon Arm BC

Welcome to the RJ Haney Heritage Village & Museum

A place where people, young and old, can see, touch, feel and smell Salmon Arm history and love it!

RJ Haney Heritage Village and Museum is a 40-acre park owned by the City of Salmon Arm and 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, 2.34 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

RJ Haney needs YOU! Become a "Friend of RJ Haney Heritage Village & Museum" Join today as a volunteer helping in various ways to preserve Salmon Arm's history.

RJ Haney Village is now closed for the season.

The Museum and Archives are open year round, Wed. and Thu. 10 am to 4 pm

Admission is by donation

Our mission:

To keep alive the history and heritage of Salmon Arm and area by collecting, preserving, documenting and interpreting artifacts, records and stories of the region in a public community museum. Haney Heritage Village, the Museum and Archives are places where all are welcome.

Our primary purposes:

To operate museums and archives in keeping with recognized conservation and display practices for the preservation of artifacts and archival materials representing Salmon Arm and area.
To encourage the research and recording of histories of the Salmon Arm area.
To encourage and cooperate in the education of our communities regarding local heritage property and historical sites in the Salmon Arm area.
To support and encourage the conservation of heritage property and historical sites in the Salmon Arm area.

Villians & Vittles Dinner Theatre

Dinner Theatre begins

July 1, 2012

Always popular, Dinner Theatre begins July 1st with shows Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays during July and August. An old fashioned meal and interactive play promises to delight audiences; reservations are a must.