Many families have wedding dresses, quilts, tablecloths, and other textiles that are passed down for generations. To preserve these precious artifacts for the future, they require special care, handling, and storage materials.

Today quilting and knitting might be popular hobbies, but 200 years ago these skills were a necessity!

Why is it important to keep urban sprawl at bay? There’s more at stake than many people realize.

Who decides what is appropriate for a museum to display?

The future meets the past in this brand new approach to museum programming!

Don’t reinvent the wheel! You probably already do some wonderful things that when grouped together can become a special event. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Programming can increase attendance and interest in your exhibitions. Here are some of the ideas we´ve come up with for exhibitions at my museum.

It is important to keep your volunteers active and engaged. A Volunteer Enrichment Day can help you provide information, generate new ideas, and reinvigorate your volunteer team!

Inviting the media for a private tour can create important new partnerships. Here are some tips for planning a Press Day at your museum.

Museums are a great place to provide informal learning experiences. A successful lecture series can help raise your museum’s profile, fulfill your mission and earn some income.