Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre

10/08/2026

COMING UP AT BERINGIA:
Come celebrate INTERNATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY DAY with us on Saturday, October 17, 2026 - admission is FREE 12-5 PM!

Join Long Ago Yukon and the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre for an afternoon of live flint knapping demonstrations (all day), a movie screening of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arc (2 PM), and artifact and fossil ID (1-4 PM)

What is ‘artifact and fossil ID’, you ask? That is where archaeologists and palaeontologists from the Government of Yukon will be on site to help identify your mystery artifacts or fossils! 😊 So, by all means, bring that weird family heirloom or the cool rock you suspect might be a fossil- we’d love to take a look and help you learn more about it!

10/06/2026

Due to renovations to our fire alarm system, the Beringia Centre will not be able to host the 2026 HAUNTED HALLS OF BOO-RINGIA.

The GOOD news?
The Centre will still be open for regular winter hours this month (Sat., Sun., Mon., 12-5 pm). You’ll still find mammoths and Ice Age wonder if you drop by… just significantly fewer spiders, bats, witches, and flashing lights. 🦣 🐪 🦫

The BAD news?
The ghosts and prehistoric spooks who normally invade our space the third weekend of October will be taking an unexpected vacation this Halloween, and we’ll miss out on seeing all the creative costumes!! 😈 🤖 🤡

Thanks for your understanding, and our apologies for any disruption to your Halloween plans. 🎃 🧙🏽‍♀️ 🦇

09/23/2026

Coming up this weekend 📢

This Saturday, September 26th, join us at the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre for Culture Days and our last day of summer hours. Admission's free! What's included in your free admission, you may ask?

- Guided tours (~45 minutes) at 11:00am and 2:45pm, with staff available for spot interpretation throughout the day.
- Our 17-minute film, Crossroads of the Continents, will be showing several times (10:30, 11:45, 12:30, 1:15, 2:00, 3:30, and 4:15).
-Atlatl demonstrations (~15 minutes) conducted following each film showtime shown above.

See you there!

Interpretive Centre about the land called Beringia.

08/19/2026

Heads up, educators!

This summer, our education team has been hard at work creating simple, fun, curriculum-connected learning experiences for K-12 classrooms inspired by the animals, environments, and stories of Beringia. Our expansive resources cover everything from geology to Ice Age survival— even touching on cloning along the way👀.

While creating these resources, we wanted to keep the needs of everyone in mind. Whether you’re a teacher looking for new in-class materials, a parent looking for educational at-home activities, or just someone who wants to learn more about the Ice Age, we have a variety of activities to suit various skill levels and needs.

And the best part? They’re completely free.

Explore the resources on our website as we continue to add more in the coming weeks: https://beringia.com/teacher-materials/classroom-materials

06/15/2026

Huge news! This summer, you can discover our beautiful country with the Canada Strong Pass once again! 🇨🇦

Make the most of your visit to the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre to explore the culture, history, and experiences that make the Ice Age, and this country, so unique.

Starting this Friday, June 19th until Monday, September 7, 2025, we're offering discounted admission to visitors 24 and under.
✅ Visitors between the ages of 0 and 17 receive free admission.
✅ Visitors between the ages of 18 and 24 receive a 50% discount on general admission.

To confirm that you qualify for the special rates, you may be asked to show proof of age. You do not need to obtain a physical or digital pass. Discounts are applied automatically at your time of visit.

For more information and to plan your visit, please visit our website: www.beringia.com

06/04/2026

This bone was found in the wetlands near the Yukon River. Can you guess what animal it belonged to?

This specimen also shows signs of decay, making it an excellent sample for skeletal taphonomy, the study of what happens to bones after death. The wear and weathering on this bone can tell the story of the journey from living animal to fossil.

We'd love to hear your guesses for what creature this bone came from in the comments!

05/30/2026

Are you looking for something to do today? Why not come over to the Beringia Centre this afternoon at 1pm and watch Mammoth Hunters???

This feature-length film was produced right here in the Yukon and showcases Yukon scientists and artists as they pursue these intriguing creatures of the past.

Regular admission to the Centre applies, and includes today's showing!

See the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/1125006498

05/22/2026

This morning, our Education Team had the opportunity to visit our friends at Paleontology and Archaeology for a behind-the-scenes learning experience.

A huge thank you goes out to Christian Thomas and Elizabeth Hall for showing us around, sharing their expansive knowledge, and answering our questions.

We had a great time learning more about Yukon fossils and artifacts, and our team is already hard at work taking what they learned and integrating it into educational programming.

05/16/2026

Today's the day!

Join us for our special screening of Mammoth Hunters, a feature length film shot right here in the Yukon!

Through science, history, and exploration, uncover the mystery of these incredible Ice Age creatures, and what they tell us about our world today.

You can view the trailer here:

A baby woolly mammoth unravels mysteries of deep time and reveals bonds that link humanity to these Ice Age giants. || 2026 | 82 min | Documentary || COMING SOON! For premiere and screening info follow Mammoth Hunters on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SagafishMedia and Instagram https://www.insta...

05/13/2026

Join us this Saturday at 1:00PM to explore a journey stored in permafrost for thousands of years!🦣❄️

Mammoth Hunters is playing in our theatre, a feature length documentary inspired by the breakthrough discovery of a remarkably preserved baby woolly mammoth found here in the Yukon.

Through science and exploration, uncover what these Ice Age giants can tell us about our world today!

You can view the trailer here:

A baby woolly mammoth unravels mysteries of deep time and reveals bonds that link humanity to these Ice Age giants. || 2026 | 82 min | Documentary || COMING SOON! For premiere and screening info follow Mammoth Hunters on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SagafishMedia and Instagram https://www.insta...