Glow Up at the Thompson Museum: Free Weekly Skincare Sessions Launching Tomorrow - AI Generated Image
The Heritage North Museum is adding a touch of self-care to its history exhibits with a new weekly series starting this Thursday.
Beginning tomorrow, Thursday, February 5, the museum will host “Skincare with Tania Martens,” a free drop-in event designed to help residents relax and refresh. The sessions will run every Thursday evening from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. throughout the month.
The event is billed as a “refreshing self-care day” open to anyone in the community.
- Facials & Skincare: Attendees can receive free skincare treatments and facials from Tania Martens.
- Cost: The event is completely free to attend.
For more information, interested residents can call the museum at 204-677-2216 or email hnmuseum55@outlook.com.
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Emma Kelly is the Senior Editor for The Thompson News, bringing a wealth of expertise in media and community reporting to Northern Manitoba.
A member of the Canadian Association of Journalists, Emma returned to core news journalism in early 2025 following a distinguished 15-year career as a content publisher and digital strategist. This background allows her to combine traditional journalistic integrity with a modern, data-driven approach to storytelling.
Emma holds a First-Class Honours degree in Business Studies from the University of Ulster and a postgraduate diploma in Accounting, providing her with a unique analytical lens when covering municipal politics, community development, and the social issues shaping Thompson, MB.
Contact her at emma@thethompsonnews.ca.
A member of the Canadian Association of Journalists, Emma returned to core news journalism in early 2025 following a distinguished 15-year career as a content publisher and digital strategist. This background allows her to combine traditional journalistic integrity with a modern, data-driven approach to storytelling.
Emma holds a First-Class Honours degree in Business Studies from the University of Ulster and a postgraduate diploma in Accounting, providing her with a unique analytical lens when covering municipal politics, community development, and the social issues shaping Thompson, MB.
Contact her at emma@thethompsonnews.ca.
