Meet the Man Who Hiked Across Canada's Arctic By Himself

Meet Canada’s Indiana Jones.  Former Sudburian Dr. Adam Shoalts—he’s done a 4000 kilometer journey across the Arctic, by himself, explored spooky legends deep in the Labrador Wild, spent months alone in this country’s vast wilderness and will be talking about his expeditions at Science North on Thursday, November 25th as part of their new exhibit INTO THE ARCTIC.  He is fascinating and I had the chance to talk to him about his expeditions, loneliness, and burning 4000 calories a day.

~Mell~

Part 2:

Into the Artic features the paintings and films of another Canadian Exploring Legend, Cory Trepanier who tragically passed away earlier this month after a battle with cancer.  He traversed 40-thousand kilometers of Canada’s Arctic painting sites no one has ever captured before.  

Date: Thursday, November 25
Time: 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Location: Science North, Exhibit Hall & Vale Cavern
Admission: $40 per person, $36 for members

INCLUDES:

• Access to new special exhibit, INTO THE ARCTIC
• A live talk presented by Adam Shoalts
• A copy of his book, Whisper on the Night Wind
• Book signing and meet and greet with Adam