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Assiniboine Park was founded in 1904 and opened in 1909. One of Manitoba’s most visited attractions with over 4.5 million visitors a year, the park is now managed by the Assiniboine Park Conservancy (APC) and is undergoing a major $200 million revitalisation.

The City of Kingston is making strides to bolster its local arts community, unveiling the Kingston Arts and Culture Master Plan Wednesday evening. The multifaceted plan was a joint effort between local residents, the Kingston Arts and Cultural Affairs Office and Lord Cultural Resources.

The developers behind the huge tower that will replace the existing Grand Hyatt New York announced last week plans to open up its elevated terraces to the public for events. The Public Art Fund and Lord Cultural Resources will develop a cultural program that will bring art installations, community events, and other programs to 175 Park Avenue, the 83-story mixed-use building proposed by TF Cornerstone and RXR Realty.

Last week TF Cornerstone and RXR Realty, development partners of the Grand Hyatt New York redevelopment in Midtown East, announced a cultural program at 175 Park Avenue with New York City-based non-profit Public Art Fund and Lord Cultural Resources. This will include public art installations, community events, and programming inside and around the Skidmore Owings & Merrill-designed skyscraper.

The history, families and daily lives of the former residents of Africville are now depicted by a series of permanent fixtures in Africville Park. Through a request for proposal in 2018, HRM engaged an interpretive planning firm, Lord Cultural Resources, to work with stakeholders and community members to determine the content and conceptual designs for the Africville panels, according to Erin DiCarlo, an HRM spokesperson.

Not only will the world premiere of Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre this summer provide a cultural and safe sensory audio-visual art experience, but will raise money in the process.

The recently unveiled Bihar Museum, built at a cost of more than Rs 500 crore, is also a bold new experiment in art museum-making in India. It just hosted what could be the world's first-ever international Museum Biennale which concluded on 28 March. Gail Dexter Lord, from the cultural planning firm Lord Cultural Resources associated with the Bihar Museum as a consultant, decodes the finer nuances of a modern art museum for THE WEEK. 

The first of its kind Bihar Museum Biennale is here. Hosted at the Bihar Museum, thirteen Indian and six international museums are participating in this week-long event, starting today, 22 March. With virtual exhibition tours, a food trail, an international conference and masterclasses planned over an intensive week of the Biennale.

The center, which will open on Madison's south side in 2023, is partnering with Lord Cultural Resources for Business Planning.

An Ontario municipality is moving forward with bringing a new learning and tourist attraction to its community

North Perth Council recently voiced its support to construct an Ag Science Centre following a feasibility study, market analysis and interviews with stakeholders.

Project organizers initially called for the facility to be a children’s museum, but the feasibility study funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation and completed by Lord Cultural Resources, revealed an ag attraction would be a better fit for North Perth, said Kim Kowch, community development coordinator with the Municipality of North Perth.