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A recent initiative by several German museums to trace the origins of Chinese cultural relics is a commendable step toward rectifying historical injustices.

With April being Earth Month, it is only natural that we focus on … nature. And there certainly are many opportunities to do so. The Des Plaines Park District will celebrate Earth Day from 11 a....

CARTHAGE, Ill. — The Kibbe Hancock Heritage Museum in Carthage reopened for the season on April 2.

Here's a list of the best spots to watch the solar eclipse in New York City — or within 100 miles.

Duluth's manuscript library is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2024.

The Rome Historical Society was originally founded in 1936 and first opened on the third floor of the Jervis Public Library on North Washington. It moved to its current location at 200 Church St. in the 1980s and reopened in 1985. The Church Street building was a former U.S. Post Office. Its halls are filled with historical artifacts from more than 300 years of Rome history, including an extensive library of old city records and hundreds of thousands of photographs.

ELK HORN — The Museum of Danish America has joined Museums for All, a signature access program of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), administered by the Association

On Tuesday, Sept. 13, the Capital City Arts Initiative will present a talk by Tom di Maria, Director of the Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, Calif. His illustrated talk, "Outside In", is next in CCAI’s Nevada Neighbors series. The talk will take place at 7pm at the Community Development building, the BRIC, 108 E Proctor St, Carson City.

Rowan Brannan, 12, was walking with mum when he spotted the band dating back to the first century. The Roman bracelet of armilla type has since been studied by the British Museum

Each week in Travel, we check out some of the latest happenings from Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond to inspire your next adventure. It’s ironic that a...