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Celebrating San Diego Museum Month, there's a little something for everyone from The Natural History Museum in 1956 to The California Surf Museum in 1993.

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HOUSTON -- The Chickasaw County Historical & Genealogical Society completed a Museum Assessment Program (MAP) last week.

If a walk through history is desired, no time machine is required, one need only look in their metaphorical backyard and visit the Chickasaw County Heritage Museum in Houston.

WAPAKONETA — The Auglaize County Historical Society invites area individuals and businesses to participate in its current Capital Campaign to raise $

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Read Article BETHEL — The Maine Mineral & Gem Museum has been selected to participate in the Museum Assessment Program (MAP), which is a national-level program administered by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM). The MAP Program represents the initial step in reaching the museum’s goal of becoming an accredited institution. Through this process, the MMGM will work to meet and exceed the highest professional standards of the museum field, better enabling the Museum to elevate its offeri...

The Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History (DMFAH) has been selected to participate in the Museum Assessment Program (MAP), which is administered by the American Alliance of Museums. Through guided self-study assessment and on-site consultation with a museum professional, participation in MAP will empower DFMAH to better serve the citizens of Danville and Pittsylvania County by facilitating its meeting and exceeding the highest professional standards of the museum field.  The museums parti...

But in Fountain Hills, organizations and art events managed to be held and supported. Fountain Hills Theater was the little engine that could during the year. Despite closing its doors in March, theater productions continued to be held. Beginning with online productions called “Broadway Quarantine Cabaret,” the theater introduced actors from the Valley, as well as from New York, to viewers each weekend in May. Beginning in June, there were drive-in productions, with patrons remaining ...