News & Events
Wishing everyone a happy National Indigenous People’s Day this Sunday!
The history of the Old Log Church and Anglicanism in the north would not be complete without acknowledging the contributions of the First Nations catechists, clergy, and auxiliary members from across the territory. Here at the museum, we are working to shed a light on those contributions as we work towards reconciliation on our own exhibits.
We hope everyone has a fantastic long weekend, and we would also like to inform visitors that we will be closed on Monday, June 22nd, in observance of the holiday.
Historic evening services at the Old Log Church are back this summer. Our first service was last night on June 10th, but don’t worry if you missed it, services will be taking place every other Wednesday until the end of August.
Come experience an evening prayer in the same way many residents of Whitehorse have experienced since the church’s construction in 1900.
In partnership with Christ Church Cathedral:
Christ Church Cathedral, Whitehorse | Find a church | Anglican Diocese of the Yukon
Join us on June 16th, 2026, at 6:00pm for our Annual General Meeting at the Old Log Church Museum. This event is open to the public, so anyone interested in attending is welcome. We hope to see you there!
Today is the day...
Today, May 25th, 2026, marks our first day of museum operations for the summer season. We have been hard at work over the winter getting things ready for another amazing summer here in Whitehorse. We have updated many of our panels and even have a few new artifacts on display. So, come visit us Monday to Friday from 10-4 throughout the summer to learn about the history of the church, the Yukon, and its people!
Summer's almost here...
Join us at the Old Log Church Museum on Monday May 25th for our first day of the summer season. We have been hard at work over the winter updating our signage and tours to make every moment you spend at the museum a memorable one. We will be open from 10am – 4pm, Monday – Friday, so come check us out and experience Yukon’s spirited history.
