Montclair Art Museum Offers Free Admission to People Facing Unemployment
The Montclair Art Museum reopened on September 12. As a part of its reopening, the museum has implemented new programs […]
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AHA Issues Statement on White House Conference on American History
On September 17, President Donald Trump held the first “White House Conference on American History” at the National Archives. At […]
Rockefeller Brothers Fund Gives Grants to Exhibits of Underrepresented Artists
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund recently announced $1.5 million in grants available to New York City museums to fund exhibits and […]
Four Smithsonian Museums Reopened to Public Last Week
Museums across the country that have been closed since mid-March are gradually beginning to reopen their doors to visitors. Last […]
NJ Harriet Tubman Museum Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
On Juneteenth 2020, the highly anticipated New Jersey Harriet Tubman Museum opened virtually. Yesterday, the museum opened its doors for […]
Gov. Wolf Awards $20 Million in COVID Relief to PA Museums
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced yesterday that $20 million in relief grants had been awarded to museums and cultural sites […]
Met Museum Hires First Curator of Native American Art
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced that the museum had hired a full-time curator of Native American art– […]
Maryland Historical Society Launches Rebrand as it Reopens to the Public
The institution formerly known as the Maryland Historical Society reopened its doors to guests on September 9. As part of […]
New Website Traces History of NYC’s Mexican Restaurants
Today you can find Mexican food all across New York City, ranging from food trucks and taco stands in the […]
African American Museum of Bucks County Finds Permanent Home
Since its founding in 2014, the African American Museum of Bucks County has functioned as a traveling museum. The museum […]