Even Farther Behind the Scenes in 2020

What’s it like to live in a museum or to work in a crematorium? How do you conserve a 500-year-old canoe? Who decided to film the Handmaid’s Tale in Cambridge? How does a dam in Centre Wellington protect Waterloo Region? What’s a living sculpture and how did the world’s largest one find its way to Cambridge? How did two local farms reframe their family operations to create hit niche products? Find out the answers to these questions and so much more by tuning in to Doors Open Waterloo Region's 2020 video episodes.

Eight of the 15 episodes will be released on September 19 (the traditional Doors Open Waterloo Region date, the third Saturday in September). The first eight episodes will be released on the Region of Waterloo’s YouTube Channel at 10 a.m. EST on the following dates:

August 22
Episode 1: Parkview Crematorium: Survival In A Changing Death Industry
Episode 2: Shand Dam: Protecting Waterloo Region’s Water

August 29
Episode 3: The Curatorial Centre at the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum: Safekeeping Stories Big & Small
Episode 4: Brubacher House: Living & Working In The Museum

September 5
Episode 5: Tapestry Hall: Old Bones & New Skin
Episode 6: The Timeless Material Co.: The Spirit Of Salvage

September 12
Episode 7: Martin's Family Fruit Farm
Episode 8: Eby Manor: Seizing a Golden (Guernsey) Opportunity On The Family Farm

September 19

The final episodes will launch!

Visit:

SPECTRUM - Waterloo Region's First Rainbow Community Space
Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory
Clearpath Robotics
The Handmaid's Tale - film locations in Cambridge
Region of Waterloo International Airport

AMONG OTHERS!