If you haven’t made it out to one of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights most popular exhibit yet – you’re in luck.
The museum has extended the Nelson Mandela exhibit until Oct. 14, 2019.
The decision was made after an overwhelming positive response from visitors, the museum said.
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The “Mandela: Struggle for Freedom” exhibit opened in early June and shows Mandela’s struggle against racial segregation and repression in South Africa.
Along with the extension will be a new guided family tour and a self-guided school program.
The museum will be closed for regular maintenance repairs from Jan. 6 through Jan. 15, when it will re-open with a special ticket price of $10.
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