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We collect, preserve, and exhibit memorabilia, create documentary records, and provide a platform for celebrating the social and historical contributions of this vibrant community. Our goal is to ensure that this legacy is remembered for generations to come.
The museum’s work is vital for fostering understanding, promoting inclusivity, and honoring the struggles and triumphs of Central Florida’s LGBTQ+ pioneers. We offer engaging exhibits, educational programs, and a virtual museum experience, making history accessible to all. Central Florida’s LGBTQ+ history is a crucial part of American history, and we are proud to be its custodians.
Established in 1980, the museum houses the world’s largest collection of roller skating artifacts and the National Roller Skating Archives, offering a unique glimpse into the sport’s evolution.
We provide an engaging experience for skaters and non-skaters alike, fostering appreciation for the accomplishments and legacy of roller skating through our extensive exhibits and educational programs.
The museum’s location within the historic building formerly used by Lincoln Telegram and Telegraph Company adds to its unique appeal, offering visitors a connection to Lincoln’s past alongside a celebration of roller skating’s future.
We understand the unique challenges faced by these institutions – often operating with limited resources and a passionate team – and we’re dedicated to providing affordable, tailored solutions. Our holistic approach encompasses everything from strategic master planning and mini-master plans to design and construction administration, ensuring your facility evolves to meet your long-term goals.
With two decades of experience, including work on projects ranging from Milwaukee’s otter exhibit to the world’s largest aquarium, our chief strategist, Stacey Ludlum, brings a wealth of knowledge and a commitment to helping small zoos and aquariums thrive. We believe in empowering these vital institutions to continue inspiring and educating future generations.
Felis Consulting is a woman-owned firm, and we pride ourselves on our collaborative spirit and dedication to delivering exceptional results.
Situated on Lake Hood, the world’s busiest seaplane base, the museum offers a unique glimpse into the pioneering spirit of flight in the region. We provide a captivating experience for visitors of all ages, exploring the evolution of aviation through meticulously curated exhibits and a stunning collection of vintage aircraft.
Our mission is to educate and honor Alaska’s aviation heritage, fostering an appreciation for this vital part of the state’s identity. We achieve this through engaging educational programs, interactive displays, and a commitment to preserving these historic machines for future generations.
The museum’s Cecil Higgins Restoration Hangar allows visitors to witness the dedicated work of volunteers restoring iconic aircraft like the Grumman G-44 "Super Widgeon", offering a rare opportunity to connect with the hands-on preservation efforts that keep Alaskan aviation history alive.
As the statewide museum association, we equip museum professionals to excel—and lead—in the ever-evolving museum landscape. We offer a variety of resources, workshops, networking events, and grant opportunities to meet this mission.
We support every museum and cultural center in Alaska from Utqiaġvik to Ketchikan, Unalaska, and everywhere in between. By fostering collaboration and providing crucial support, Museums Alaska plays a pivotal role in strengthening Alaska’s cultural fabric and driving economic growth through tourism and education.
We provide a unique cultural experience for collectors, institutions, and the general public, offering a captivating journey through the artistry and history of West African bronze, beaded, and wood sculptures.
Bronze Kingdom distinguishes itself through its unparalleled collection, amassed over 35 years of direct relationships with African leaders, and its commitment to supporting West African communities through educational programs and infrastructure development. Admission is $5 per person, with guided tours available for $12 per adult.
Our gallery hosts sales, educational tours, cultural programs, and exclusive events, making it a vital resource for art enthusiasts and those seeking to learn about African heritage.
We serve art enthusiasts, families, and students throughout the Tampa Bay region, providing engaging exhibitions, educational programs, and a welcoming space for cultural exploration. Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of art’s impact on our world, enriching the lives of our diverse communities.
The Museum of Fine Arts offers a unique experience, combining historical masterpieces with contemporary works, complemented by a robust schedule of events and programs. We are committed to accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that art is enjoyed by all.
Founded in 1905, the MFA has grown into a vital cornerstone of the St. Petersburg arts scene, continually expanding its collection and reaching new audiences. We are proud to be a trusted resource for art education and cultural enrichment for generations to come.
We serve the Central Florida community and beyond, offering engaging exhibitions, educational programs, and a vibrant cultural experience for individuals of all backgrounds. Our mission is to stimulate creativity, passion, and intellectual curiosity by connecting people with compelling art and new ideas.
As a nonprofit organization, the Orlando Museum of Art relies on the support of its members, donors, and volunteers to continue its vital work in enriching the cultural landscape of Central Florida. We host a wide range of events, including the Florida Prize in Contemporary Art Preview Party and Summer Art Camp, fostering a thriving artistic community.
We offer a breathtaking collection of glass sculptures, jewelry, and other glass art pieces from around the globe, providing visitors with an immersive experience and a deeper understanding of this dynamic art form.
The Imagine Museum serves art enthusiasts, collectors, and families seeking inspiration and cultural enrichment. Our unique approach combines stunning exhibitions with engaging events, educational programs, and membership opportunities, fostering a vibrant community around contemporary glass art.
Founded in 2017, the museum has quickly become a cornerstone of St. Petersburg’s thriving arts scene, attracting over 2900 followers and offering tours and memberships to its growing community.
At Play Street Museum, we specialize in creating immersive environments that spark imagination and learning. Our museums feature a variety of engaging exhibits and activities, including paint your own pottery, slime making, and sensory kits, all designed to cater to the specific interests of young children.
Founded in 2014, Play Street Museum has rapidly expanded to include multiple locations across the United States, with new locations planned for the future. We are committed to providing a safe, fun, and enriching experience for every child who visits our museums.
We offer a range of services including birthday parties, special events, and franchise opportunities. Join us in building a world where play is celebrated and imagination thrives.
We serve the diverse communities of Central Florida, offering engaging exhibits, educational programs, and research resources to connect people with their past. Our mission is to honor the past, explore the present, and shape the future through a wide range of initiatives, including a history museum, a research library, and a collection of over 17,000 images.
As a Smithsonian affiliate and American Alliance of Museums member, the Orange County Regional History Center provides a unique gateway for community engagement and education. We are committed to fostering a deeper understanding of Central Florida’s rich heritage and its impact on the nation.
The History Center’s ongoing renovation and expansion project will further enhance our ability to serve the community and showcase the region’s fascinating story.
We inspire the community to connect with and care for our coastal environment through engaging exhibits and educational programs.
The Living Coast offers a unique experience for families and individuals, showcasing a diverse collection of wildlife and promoting conservation efforts. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our zero-waste initiatives and educational programs focused on environmental stewardship.
Established in 1987, The Living Coast Discovery Center has grown to become a vital resource for the community, providing hands-on learning opportunities and fostering a deeper appreciation for the natural world. We are proud to serve San Diego County and beyond, promoting wildlife conservation and environmental education for generations to come.
We offer visitors a unique opportunity to explore the region’s fascinating past through nine dynamic exhibit galleries, showcasing everything from daring exploration and shipbuilding to lifesaving innovation and legendary shipwrecks. Our collection includes over 300 artifacts and hundreds of interactive stations, making it an engaging experience for all ages.
The museum’s core mission is to educate and inspire through the Great Lakes story, supported by ongoing research and the publication of *Inland Seas®*. We are committed to providing a valuable resource for Great Lakes conversations and preserving these vital waterways for future generations.
Founded in 1944, the museum continues to grow and evolve, offering a captivating journey into the heart of the Great Lakes region.
We showcase a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and Native American artifacts, offering visitors a captivating journey through the history and culture of the American frontier.
The James Museum distinguishes itself through its comprehensive permanent collection and engaging exhibitions, providing a unique and immersive experience for art enthusiasts of all ages. Our commitment to education and community engagement further solidifies our role as a vital cultural institution in the region.
Founded in 2018, The James Museum has quickly become a beloved destination, attracting visitors from across the country and beyond. We strive to preserve and celebrate the artistic legacy of the West while fostering a deeper appreciation for its natural beauty and rich heritage.
At The Works, we’re dedicated to enriching lives through hands-on exploration. Our museum combines a fascinating local history collection with dynamic art exhibits, a state-of-the-art glassblowing studio, and a captivating planetarium – the SciDome.
What sets The Works apart is our commitment to making learning fun and accessible for everyone. From our popular Make Your Own Glass Experience to our educational programs for schools and families, we strive to spark curiosity and innovation in the east central Ohio community and beyond. We are a nonprofit organization, fueled by the passion of our team and the generosity of our supporters.
Founded in 1996, The Works has grown to become a vital cultural hub, serving over 100,000 visitors annually. We are proud to be a cornerstone of the Newark community, dedicated to inspiring the next generation of thinkers and innovators.
Serving a diverse community of art enthusiasts, scholars, and students, the Nasher Museum presents groundbreaking exhibitions of contemporary and historical art, fostering engagement and critical dialogue. We are dedicated to expanding access to art and promoting a deeper understanding of its cultural significance.
Our collection, which includes works by renowned artists and emerging voices, reflects a commitment to inclusivity and representation, particularly highlighting artists of African descent and underrepresented groups. The Nasher Museum offers a dynamic range of programs, including lectures, workshops, and performances, enriching the cultural landscape of the Duke University campus and the wider community.
With over 1 million visitors since 2005, the Nasher Museum continues to be a vital hub for artistic exploration and appreciation, supported by the generous contributions of our community.
For over 25 years, Science Central has been a vital part of the community, housed within a historic power plant. We provide a dynamic and engaging environment where visitors of all ages can explore the wonders of science and technology.
Our commitment is to deliver exceptional educational experiences through interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and specialized programs like our Planetarium and Coding Club. We are dedicated to fostering a love of learning and sparking curiosity in every visitor. Science Central is a regional resource that provides inspiring and fun hands-on science education for all people of all ages.
Established in 2010, the Center commemorates the pivotal sit-ins at the Greensboro F.W. Woolworth's lunch counter in 1960, sparked by the courageous actions of the N.C. A&T Four.
We offer a comprehensive experience through permanent and special exhibits, educational programs, and virtual tours, fostering understanding and advancing civil and human rights.
The Center is a member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience and the U.S. Civil Rights Trail, and is actively working towards international recognition as a World Heritage Site.
Located in the heart of the city, the Greensboro History Museum collects, preserves, and interprets the stories of Greensboro and its surrounding communities. We connect generations through engaging exhibitions and programs, fostering a deeper understanding of our city’s past, present, and future.
As an AAM-accredited Smithsonian Affiliate, the museum is committed to providing exceptional educational experiences and contributing to the broader field of historical preservation. We offer a diverse range of resources for researchers, educators, and the public, including extensive archives, collections, and online exhibits.
Celebrating our 100th year, the Greensboro History Museum continues to evolve and adapt, serving as a vital cultural hub for the community and a valuable resource for those seeking to explore the fascinating story of Greensboro.
Founded in 1992 by "Speedy" Bill and Joyce Smith, the museum houses an unparalleled collection of over 150,000 square feet of vehicles, engines, and memorabilia, amassed through decades of dedicated collecting.
The Museum of American Speed offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and explore the evolution of automotive ingenuity, from early Model T conversions to groundbreaking Indy race cars and legendary speedsters. We strive to inspire future generations of automotive enthusiasts and celebrate the enduring legacy of American motorsports.
Visitors can immerse themselves in a vast array of exhibits, including rare race cars, custom hot rods, vintage motorcycles, and meticulously restored engines – a testament to the passion and craftsmanship of American automotive pioneers.
Our mission is to engage all children and families in hands-on, fun learning experiences which contribute to their growth and development through play, creation, outdoor exploration, and STEM experiences.
At MBCM, we offer a vibrant, interactive space with over 20 exhibits, including the Neptune XXL Climbers and a half-acre learning garden, designed to inspire imaginations and provide educational play. We welcome children, their families, and teachers to explore and learn together.
Founded in 1999, MBCM is dedicated to fostering a love of learning and providing a unique play-space for the community.
GreenHill engages a broad community of artists, adults, and children through dynamic exhibitions and educational programs. We provide a vital platform for exploration and investment in art, ensuring the continued growth and vibrancy of the North Carolina art scene.
As the only non-collecting organization focused on presenting, promoting, and advocating for contemporary visual art and artists of North Carolina, GreenHill plays a crucial role in supporting the state’s creative ecosystem. We are committed to making art accessible to all and championing the work of talented North Carolina artists.
Founded in 1974, GreenHill has a rich history of supporting the arts and artists, and continues to expand its reach and impact within the community.
We bring the ‘museum’ to the public by allowing people to experience what it was like to be a tank crewmember during WWII. Our vehicles roar to life, kicking up dust and dirt as they rumble past, accompanied by the thundering boom of the main gun and the low, repetitive thud of the M2 .50 cal. machine gun.
Our team, comprised of full-time staff and part-time volunteers, including many combat veterans, is dedicated to preserving and educating about these iconic vehicles. We strive to provide an authentic and immersive experience for visitors, fostering a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made during World War II.
We are committed to sharing our knowledge and passion for history through demonstrations, events, and educational programs. Contact us to explore opportunities for collaboration and to learn more about our mission.
Established in 1888, the museum serves the University of Nebraska, the state of Nebraska, and the wider community by offering engaging exhibitions, educational programs, and a comprehensive collection spanning from the 19th century to the present.
What distinguishes Sheldon Museum of Art is its commitment to fostering dialogue and inquiry through art, alongside its significant collection of monumental sculptures displayed across the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus. The museum’s accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums and membership in prestigious organizations like the Association of Art Museum Directors further solidify its position as a vital cultural institution. We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive space for all to explore the power and beauty of art.
Founded in 1980 as the C.A.S.E. Museum of Russian Art in Exile, MORA has played a crucial role in introducing this often-overlooked artistic heritage to American audiences. The museum’s collection, largely built from the private holdings of human rights activist Alexander Glezer, represents a significant chapter in 20th-century art history.
Today, MORA continues its mission through exhibitions, events, and educational programs, fostering a vibrant community around Russian art and culture. We are committed to supporting artistic expression and promoting cross-cultural understanding.
Throughout its history, MORA has been a vital resource for scholars, artists, and enthusiasts, and remains dedicated to its founding principles of intellectual-artistic freedom and cultural exchange.
Nestled within 50 acres of lush landscape, Leu Gardens offers a captivating journey through diverse plant collections, showcasing thousands of camellias and a remarkable variety of flora from around the globe.
Our mission is to inspire a place where people and plants bloom, providing a tranquil escape and educational experiences for visitors of all ages. We host a wide array of events, including weddings, private rentals, and seasonal celebrations, fostering a vibrant community connection to nature.
Established in 1961, Leu Gardens continues to evolve, preserving its rich history while embracing innovative programming and sustainable practices. We are a vital part of Orlando’s cultural landscape, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and engaging activities.
We serve the community by showcasing the beauty and value of Alaska’s garden and natural areas through science, education, and recreation, utilizing organic and sustainable practices.
The Alaska Botanical Garden offers a unique experience for visitors of all ages, with diverse gardens, educational programs, and artistic installations. Our commitment to conservation and community engagement makes us a vital resource for learning and appreciation of the natural world.
Established in 1986, the Garden has grown into a beloved destination, attracting visitors from across the state and beyond. We are dedicated to preserving native plant species and fostering a deeper connection with the environment.
Established in March 2024, THE DAM chronicles the rise of crypto art, memecoins, NFTs, and decentralized systems – a movement that fundamentally reshaped how we create, organize, and value on the Internet.
Built by and for the artists, collectors, and builders who shaped Web3, we’re safeguarding this critical digital heritage from disappearing links and forgotten servers. Our location in St. Petersburg, a city renowned for its sunshine and creative spirit – already home to 16 museums including the Dali Museum – provides the perfect environment for this unique institution.
THE DAM is committed to building public infrastructure that honors these cultural breakthroughs and decentralized systems, ensuring that the story of Web3 is accessible to all. We invite you to join our community and explore the digital landscape of tomorrow, today.
We provide a unique and engaging experience for visitors of all ages, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of diverse role models and the importance of inclusivity. Our collection features a wide range of dolls, from vintage to contemporary, each carefully selected to tell a story of achievement and resilience.
The Museum Plus offers educational programs, workshops, and events designed to inspire the next generation of leaders and innovators. We are committed to promoting diversity and representation in all aspects of society, and our mission is to ignite aspirations and celebrate the contributions of minority women throughout history.
As a non-profit organization, we rely on the support of our community to continue our vital work. We strive to be a welcoming and accessible space for everyone, fostering a sense of belonging and pride.
We offer an immersive experience featuring life-size reconstructions, over 300 original artifacts, and a detailed audio guide, allowing visitors to connect with the passengers and crew of the ill-fated ship.
Our approach centers on separating fact from fiction, utilizing personal testimonies and historical accounts to create a moving and educational journey through time. We aim to honor the memory of those aboard the Titanic and share their stories with a new generation.
Titanic. The Human Story has captivated audiences worldwide, and our Austin exhibition provides a unique opportunity to explore this iconic event and its lasting legacy.
As a leading cultural institution, we provide access to over 30,000 works of art, including significant holdings in American and European painting, glass art, ancient artifacts, and diverse artistic traditions.
The Toledo Museum of Art offers a dynamic experience for visitors of all ages, complemented by extensive educational programs and a beautiful, architecturally significant campus. We serve art enthusiasts, students, and the wider community, fostering a deeper appreciation for the visual arts.
Established in 1901, the museum continues to evolve, offering a rich and engaging experience for generations to come. We are a vital part of the Toledo community and a significant contributor to the region’s cultural landscape.
Our commitment to accessibility and education makes us a unique destination for those seeking to explore the world through art.
We serve art enthusiasts, families, and students seeking immersive experiences with Dalí’s surrealist masterpieces and innovative spirit. Our mission is to inspire creativity and foster a deeper understanding of his unique artistic vision, offering a vibrant space for exploration and discovery.
What distinguishes The Dalí Museum is its commitment to engaging visitors through interactive exhibits, educational programs, and a constantly evolving collection. We provide a unique opportunity to delve into the world of Dalí, from his iconic melting clocks to his groundbreaking explorations of psychology and innovation. Furthermore, our Innovation Labs at The Dalí offer proven curricula for individuals, business teams and nonprofit staff & clients to learn about and practice creativity and innovation, stretch limits, get un-stuck and venture beyond the norm.
Founded in 1982 by Reynolds and Eleanor Morse, The Dalí Museum continues to grow and evolve, welcoming all as unique individuals and is committed to making its collection, exhibitions, building and programs accessible to the community.
Visit us at TheDali.org.
For over 65 years, we’ve been inspiring curiosity and exploration in children and families. Our four floors are packed with interactive exhibits designed to make learning fun and engaging, covering a wide range of scientific concepts.
What sets us apart is our commitment to hands-on learning and our dedication to providing accessible educational experiences for all. We’re a must-visit destination for families in Orlando and beyond, offering a fantastic rainy day activity and a truly memorable experience. We also host live programming and giant screen movies, making us a dynamic and exciting destination for the whole family.
We provide engaging and interactive exhibits, live animal encounters, and immersive planetarium shows, fostering a deep understanding of STEM concepts for learners of all ages.
As a vital cultural institution in the heart of the NYC metropolitan area, Liberty Science Center offers a unique blend of education, entertainment, and community engagement, promoting scientific literacy and sparking curiosity through hands-on experiences. We are committed to delivering impactful programs that cultivate a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, ultimately contributing to a brighter future.
Founded in 1993, Liberty Science Center has grown to become a beloved destination for families, schools, and individuals seeking to explore the wonders of the natural world and the power of human ingenuity.
We serve a broad audience, from art enthusiasts to families, offering engaging experiences that foster creativity and learning. Our mission is to connect people with art and science through dynamic exhibitions, educational programs, and community engagement.
What distinguishes us is our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to explore and appreciate the world of art and natural history. We house a remarkable collection spanning centuries and continents, including significant holdings in African Art, American Art, Asian Art, and Decorative Arts.
Founded in 1909, The Newark Museum of Art continues to evolve and adapt, enriching the cultural landscape of Newark and beyond. We are proud to be a vital part of the city’s vibrant arts community.
We offer a diverse range of interactive science and nature experiences for people of all ages, including a large butterfly conservatory and rescued black bear and lemur habitats.
Our mission is to spark imagination, creativity, and new ways of thinking about our world, fostering a deeper appreciation for science and conservation. We are committed to serving the Durham community and beyond, providing educational opportunities and engaging exhibits.
Founded in 1946, the Museum of Life and Science has grown to become one of North Carolina’s top attractions, welcoming over 300,000 visitors annually.
Today, as the UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art, we continue this legacy, presenting internationally-recognized artists and fostering creative scholarship and public access.
We operate from two locations – our main facility in Costa Mesa and a smaller space in Irvine – offering a diverse range of exhibitions, public programs, and educational opportunities for the community.
Our commitment to art education and community engagement makes us a vital cultural resource for Southern California.
We serve a diverse audience, including residents of Anchorage and visitors from around the world, providing engaging exhibitions and programs focused on people, place, planet, and potential. Our mission is to foster understanding and appreciation of the Circumpolar North through a variety of mediums, including visual art, historical artifacts, and community engagement.
What distinguishes the Anchorage Museum is our commitment to representing the multifaceted narratives of Alaska and its Indigenous communities, alongside a growing collection of modern and contemporary art. We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive space for learning and dialogue, promoting critical thinking and inspiring creativity. We are a nonprofit organization with 90 staff members, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich heritage of the region.
Founded in 1968, the museum has grown to become a vital center for cultural exploration and community connection, offering a dynamic range of exhibitions, educational programs, and public events. We are proud to be situated on the traditional homeland of the Dena’ina Ełnena.
Established in 1957, the Greensboro Science Center combines an aquarium, zoo, and museum to foster scientific curiosity and a love for the natural world. Our mission is to inspire discovery and connect people to the wonders of life through hands-on exhibits and immersive animal encounters.
We provide a dynamic and family-focused attraction, featuring the Rainforest Adventure Maze, the SKYWILD Flyway, and the Carolina SciQuarium, among other exciting exhibits. The GSC is dedicated to conservation efforts and educational programs, making it a vital resource for the community and a place where learning comes to life.
We provide a dynamic and engaging experience for visitors of all ages, fostering a love of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through hundreds of interactive exhibits and demonstrations.
Imagination Station serves as a vital partner for educators, schools, and families in Northwest Ohio, delivering a multi-sensory learning environment that sparks curiosity and inspires the next generation of innovators. Our commitment to informal science education and community engagement makes us a cornerstone of Toledo’s cultural landscape.
As a non-profit organization, we are dedicated to expanding our reach and impact, equipping our visitors with valuable life skills and preparing our community for a knowledge-based economy.
As Nebraska’s only statewide historical organization, we safeguard the state’s past through a comprehensive approach encompassing archives, collections, and conservation. Our work supports a wide range of stakeholders, including researchers, educators, and the general public.
We offer a diverse portfolio of services, including historical research, artifact preservation, educational programs, and the publication of historical materials. Our team of experts in areas such as archeology, historic preservation, and museum services ensures the accurate and accessible interpretation of Nebraska’s heritage. We are committed to making Nebraska’s history available to all, fostering a deeper understanding of the state’s unique identity and contributing to a stronger future. Founded in 1878, we continue to build on a legacy of preserving and sharing the stories of Nebraska.
We provide a unique, multi-concept experience, combining a modern bowling and dining space (Pinhouse Social), a high-tech indoor golf simulator (Urban Golf), and sophisticated event capabilities (The Fairfield Weddings & Events) – all under one roof.
Our focus is on creating memorable gatherings for businesses, organizations, and individuals, offering comprehensive event planning services, catering, and entertainment options. We cater to a wide range of events, from corporate outings and weddings to birthday parties and social gatherings.
With a commitment to exceptional service and a vibrant atmosphere, The Fairfield is a central hub for Fort Wayne’s community, offering a diverse range of activities and experiences for all ages. We pride ourselves on providing a seamless and enjoyable experience for every guest.
Our mission is to encourage, equip, and unite museums and their stakeholders throughout Nebraska. We achieve this by facilitating communication, promoting professional standards, and serving as a valuable resource for museums and the wider community.
The Nebraska Museums Association actively supports 150 museums across Nebraska, offering resources and advocating for their continued success. We provide a platform for collaboration, professional development, and public engagement, ensuring that Nebraska’s museums continue to inspire and enrich lives for generations to come.
We operate the Newark Museum, a vital community resource offering engaging exhibits and educational programs for visitors of all ages.
Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding of Newark’s past and present through carefully curated collections and innovative programming, serving families, students, and history enthusiasts alike. We specialize in providing access to local history and art, supporting community engagement and cultural enrichment.
As a non-profit institution, we rely on the support of our community and dedicated volunteers to continue our work, ensuring that the museum remains a vibrant hub for learning and discovery for generations to come.
We are a community-driven institution, putting our mission into action by offering a personal approach to history – engaging with the memories, experiences, and family lore of our shared heritage.
What sets us apart is our innovative model, which makes the stories of Durham’s past accessible to the local community and its visitors. We offer a variety of engaging exhibits, including the Faces of Durham Traveling School Exhibit and the Story Quilt, alongside resources for students and teachers.
The Museum of Durham History is committed to preserving and sharing Durham’s rich history for generations to come. Visit us today at 500 W. Main Street, Downtown Durham, NC – free admission!
We meticulously archive, restore, and display a diverse collection of artifacts, ranging from farm implements and buggies to documents, artwork, and photographs, offering a tangible connection to the past.
The Moulton Museum provides a vital resource for understanding the economic, social, architectural, and cultural impact of this pivotal period in Orange County’s development. Our work supports the community’s appreciation for its heritage and fosters a deeper understanding of the pioneering spirit that shaped the region.
Established in 2016, the museum is supported by The Moulton Company and staffed by a dedicated team of nine individuals, ensuring the continued preservation and accessibility of this important local history.
We provide comprehensive services, from initial concept and development through installation and international sales support. Our expertise spans project management, marketing, and strategic oversight, ensuring the success of these high-profile exhibitions.
Brand Image Group delivers exceptional results for our clients, driving significant profits and fostering lasting engagement. We are dedicated to fueling the pursuit of big ideas through captivating and shareable events.
The Zoological Registrars Association plays a crucial role in maintaining data integrity and compliance within zoos and aquariums globally. We offer a supportive network for professionals navigating the complexities of animal recordkeeping, including evolving regulations and conservation priorities.
As a non-profit organization, the ZRA is committed to advancing the field of animal records management through education, collaboration, and advocacy. We strive to create a more informed and connected community of registrars, ultimately contributing to the well-being of animals worldwide.
We collect and archive historical artifacts, documents, and photographs that tell the story of Jewish life in North Carolina, from early settlements to the present day. Our work supports a deeper understanding of this vital part of the state’s heritage.
Through engaging programs and educational initiatives, we connect and enhance diverse Jewish communities and promote familiarity with Jewish culture and lifestyle to the broader public. We are a key resource for researchers, educators, and anyone interested in learning more about the Jewish experience in North Carolina. Historical Society and Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos are central to our mission.
As a leading institution, we strive to ensure that the legacy of the Jewish people in North Carolina is remembered and celebrated for generations to come.
We serve a global community of individuals and families seeking to connect with their ancestral roots, providing invaluable resources for genealogical research and cultural understanding. Our mission is to discover, collect, preserve, and share the history, cultural heritage, and genealogical legacy of German Settlers in the Russian Empire.
As experts on German Russian heritage, we are dedicated and passionate about continuously discovering new information and sharing it through a plethora of online and in-person resources. We offer a comprehensive collection of archives, research materials, and educational programs, including a museum campus, online databases, and a vibrant community of members and supporters. Membership provides access to exclusive resources and discounts, while our museum and library offer a tangible connection to the past.
We are a nonprofit organization and rely heavily on our members & donors to continue preserving our German Russian history. Please consider donating in the area of your choice. Museum tours and events are regularly held, offering a unique opportunity to explore the legacy of the Volga Germans.
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Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@floridalgbtqmuseum.org | http://www.floridalgbtqmuseum.org/ | ||
LINCOLN, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | museumstaff@usarollersports.org | http://rollerskatingmuseum.org | ||
Treasure Island, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@felisconsulting.com | http://www.felisconsulting.com | ||
ANCHORAGE, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | director@alaskaairmuseum.org | http://alaskaairmuseum.org | ||
Anchorage, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@museumsalaska.org | http://www.museumsalaska.org | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@bronzekingdom.com | http://www.BronzeKingdom.com | ||
ST PETERSBURG, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@mfastpete.org | http://mfastpete.org | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@omart.org | http://omart.org | ||
St. Petersburg, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 20-30 | info@imaginemuseum.com | http://www.imaginemuseum.com/ | ||
Plano, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@playstreetmuseum.com | http://playstreetmuseum.com | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | azela.santana@ocfl.net | http://thehistorycenter.org/ | ||
Chula Vista, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@thelivingcoast.org | http://www.TheLivingCoast.org | ||
Toledo, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 20-30 | info@nmgl.org | http://NMGL.org | ||
St Petersburg, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@thejamesmuseum.org | http://thejamesmuseum.org | ||
Newark, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@attheworks.org | http://www.attheworks.org | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | nasher.museum@duke.edu | https://nasher.duke.edu/ | ||
Fort Wayne, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@sciencecentral.org | https://www.sciencecentral.org | ||
Greensboro, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 20-30 | info@sitinmovement.org | http://www.sitinmovement.org | ||
GREENSBORO, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 20-30 | info@greensborohistory.org | http://greensborohistory.org | ||
Lincoln, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | info@museumofamericanspeed.org | https://www.museumofamericanspeed.org | ||
Greensboro, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 20-30 | info@mbcmuseum.com | http://mbcmuseum.com | ||
Greensboro, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@greenhillnc.org | http://www.greenhillnc.org | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | info@ww2armor.org | https://www.ww2armor.org | ||
Lincoln, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 30-50 | info@sheldonartmuseum.org | http://www.sheldonartmuseum.org | ||
Jersey City, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | info@moramuseum.org | http://www.moramuseum.org/ | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | info@leugardens.org | http://www.leugardens.org | ||
Anchorage, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | education@alaskabg.org | http://www.alaskabg.org | ||
St Petersburg, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | contact@thedam.art | http://Thedam.art | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | info@minoritydollmuseum.org | https://www.minoritydollmuseum.org/ | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 10-20 | info@titanic.eu | http://www.titanic.eu/ | ||
Toledo, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 150-200 | admin@toledomuseum.org | http://www.toledomuseum.org | ||
St. Petersburg, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 100-150 | info@thedali.org | https://thedali.org/ | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 150-200 | info@osc.org | http://www.osc.org | ||
Jersey City, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 150-200 | info@lsc.org | http://lsc.org | ||
Newark, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 150-200 | info@newarkmuseumart.org | http://www.newarkmuseumart.org/ | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 150-200 | membership@lifeandscience.org | http://www.lifeandscience.org | ||
Costa Mesa, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | info@ocma.art | http://www.ocma.art | ||
Anchorage, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | biddisond@si.edu | http://www.anchoragemuseum.org | ||
Greensboro, NC 27455, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 150-200 | info@greensboroscience.org | http://www.greensboroscience.org/ | ||
Toledo, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | info@imaginationstationtoledo.org | https://www.imaginationstationtoledo.org/about/careers/ | ||
Lincoln, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | info@history.nebraska.gov | http://history.nebraska.gov | ||
Fort Wayne, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | info@thefairfieldfw.com | http://thefairfieldfw.com | ||
Lincoln, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | info@nebraskamuseums.org | http://www.nebraskamuseums.org/ | ||
NEWARK, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 50-100 | info@newarkmuseum.com | http://newarkmuseum.com | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@museumofdurhamhistory.org | http://museumofdurhamhistory.org | ||
Irvine, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | contact@moultonmuseum.org | http://www.moultonmuseum.org | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@brandimagegroup.net | https://brandimagegroup.net/ | ||
LK BUENA VIS, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | apelc@potawatomizoo.org | http://zooregistrars.org | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@jewishnc.org | https://jewishnc.org | ||
Lincoln, United States (US) | Creative and Entertainment +1 Creative and Entertainment, Tourism and Travel | 2-10 | info@ahsgr.org | http://ahsgr.org |
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