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The well-known World Beat Cultural Center in Balboa Park had water gushing into its building during Monday’s storm, but community members have stepped in to help.

Cross-dressing Arctic explorers, 19th-century trans sailors and 'Penguin Pride' feature in LBGTQ+ History Month at the museum

Museums across America have started closing exhibits highlighting Native American artifacts in an attempt to comply with new Biden administration rules that mandate venues get...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — To coincide with the gem show coming back to town, a private collector is making a big donation to the University of Arizona...

Starting this Saturday, NYC's American Museum of Natural History will close two halls dedicated to Native American artifacts due to federal regulations requiring institutions to obtain tribal consent.

The American Museum of Natural History’s decision to close its two major halls exhibiting Native American objects follows new Biden regulations.

Ghana’s deal to reclaim its artefacts could provide a model for disputed valuables, meaning chances to see them on UK soil are running out

Football fans can screen the first Super Bowl from Jan. 15, 1967 -- featuring the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs -- thanks to a rare restoration on view at the Paley Center in New York City.

A new exhibit at The Paley Museum, "Beyond the Big Game," features Super Bowl relics from the biggest spectacle in American sports, including a football from the first 1967 showdown.

The Pettengill-Morron House Museum in Peoria will host two presentations on Sunday, Feb. 11.