Idaho State Museum
Just in time for Women’s Month, the Idaho State Museum is inviting the public to celebrate women in Idaho. A new exhibition featuring women who have left a significant mark on the state’s history,...
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ROUNDUP: Five Online Museum Exhibits to Visit for Women’s History Month
Every March the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia celebrate Women’s History Month. It’s a month to recognize the lives and achievements of women and it coincides with International Women’s Day on March 8....
Museum of the American Revolution
As part of Women’s History Month, the Museum of the American Revolution is hosting a variety of programs about women during the revolutionary period. One program, underway through April 25, is called “When Women...
Bell County Museum
A brand new exhibit honoring African Americans in WWII is now open to the public at the Bell County Museum in Belton. “I thought this room was fantastic,” Katye Ricketts, who runs the educational...
Virtual Programming is Here to Stay—and so are Its Audiences
Museums have evolved during the past twelve months. Because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, an extraordinary number of museums have temporarily shut their doors and have had to find a way to meet their...
ROUNDUP: Five Online Museum Exhibits to Visit for Black History Month
Since February marks Black History Month in the United States and Canada, we wanted to share some exhibitions that specifically highlight the history and art of Black Americans (and Canadians). Also known as African...
Hancock Historical Museum
A new historical exhibit will help you GO back and experience what life was like in northwest Ohio in the Roaring ’20s. “My dear Marie, Your lovely box of candy arrived today and every...
Henry Ford Museum
Dr. Debra Reid, Curator of Agriculture and Environment, joins Lisa Germani on Community Connect to talk about the history of Food Soldiers and their impact on the economic welfare of the Black community. They...
Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Beauty was in the eye of beholder Gen. William Jackson Palmer. When the Colorado Springs founder planted his stake 150 years ago, on July 31, 1871, at Pikes Peak and Colorado avenues, he intended...
Hennepin History Museum
Hennepin History Museum’s newest exhibit, “Local Heroes,” will pay tribute to the healers and caretakers by exploring stories of medical innovation, trailblazing and dedication to the field of health care throughout early Hennepin County...
Bullock Texas State History Museum
In recent years, state leaders have turned their attention to the issue of human trafficking. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott recently proclaimed January to be Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and a a new exhibit at...
National Museum of American History
How do you put a year like 2020 into words? Decades from now, how will you remember it? They’re tough questions, but curators Sam Vong and Shannon Perich at the National Museum of American...
Museum of the City of New York
Photos taken on Staten Island during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic are on display at the Museum of the City of New York in Manhattan. The pictures were submitted by the College of Staten Island’s (CSI’s)...
Cherokee National History Museum
The Cherokee National History Museum is sharing the story of the first Cherokee Christmas in a new exhibit now on display through Jan. 2 at the museum, 101 S. Muskogee Ave. in Tahlequah. The...
Greeley History Museum
The Greeley History Museum is scheduled to open a new exhibit addressing how war changes the lives of families, communities and military members. The “War Comes Home: The Legacy” exhibit will open at the...
Zeeland Historical Museum
In an effort to educate the public on an outbreak from another time, Zeeland Historical Museum has launched a new exhibit. Titled, “Outbreak 1918-1920: The Zeeland Record Reports,” the exhibit tells the story of...