Next Monday, February 15, is Heritage Day.
To celebrate, Them Days is having a one-hour workshop on recording your heritage.
Aimee Chaulk is the Editor for Them Days Magazine.
She says a box of blank tapes has been donated to help in their efforts to record Labrador’s history.
Chaulk says a lot of people say to them “You should interview so-and-so,” but if So-and-So lives far away, the chances of getting to interview them are not great.
So, if you would like to interview your own So-and-So, now’s your chance.
They will give you a blank tape (or however many you need) to record your interviews.
This is a great way to ensure that something you think is important gets into the pages of Labrador’s history magazine.
Also, Them Days will keep your recording and transcript in the archives, so that it will be kept safe and accessible.
You will be part of a 40-plus year history of volunteers contributing to Them Days magazine.
For more Information, you can check out the website at www.themdays.com.