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Reflecting on "Small Objects, Big Stories-closed Exhibit

  • Rose
  • May 12
  • 1 min read

The "Small Objects Big Stories" exhibit at the Dawson Trail Museum, now closed, invited visitors to explore history and culture through everyday objects, demonstrating how small items can convey powerful stories about history, art, and identity.

We extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who visited the museum, bringing life and curiosity to the button and art exhibit. We welcomed families, history enthusiasts, students, and community members who explored the exhibit and shared their stories, enriching the experience. All admission fees received were donated to the museum.

For those who missed it, we are excited to share some photos to give you a glimpse into the wonderful world of buttons!


Buttons, a small object connects us to the past in a tangible way. They remind us that history is not just about big events but also about the everyday lives of ordinary people.

Looking Ahead

Boutonart with continue to host events and exhibits that highlight history, personal wellness, and community connections. We offer educational button exhibits as we are committed to preserving history and art. we continue to offer wellness creative painting workshops allowing for release of anxiety and stress when words fall short. View upcoming events


We invite everyone to stay connected with the Dawson Trail Museum and BoutonArt for interesting upcoming exhibits and programs. Your participation and enthusiasm make these experiences meaningful and memorable.

 
 
 

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