Museum Holds Successful Open House
Huge thanks to everyone who stopped by our Valentine's Day open house February 2. We had 72 people attend! Most folks took a pledge to end use of the harmful R word, made possible by We Are Artistic, our partner for this event. We will always promote inclusivity at the Museum and people of all abilities are welcome to come learn about history with us!
To learn more about our partners for the day, We Are Artistic, visit their website. To learn more about the cause We Are Artistic were promoting - the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign, visit the website for Spread the Word.
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