Patriots of Color, a new exhibit in the Family Heritage Experience at American Ancestors, sheds light on the overlooked histories of Black, Native, and multiracial men and women who fought, labored, and led in the strugg…

During World Wars I and II, nearly every nation involved recognized that it was necessary to provide materials to maintain soldier wellbeing and morale. Because foot soldiers had to carry all of their…

Remember your Grandma’s collection of ceramic figurines? Perhaps your mom collected decorative spoons from every vacation she took? Or maybe you kept your childhood Beanie Babies, and now they are worth a fortune. Well…

During the week of April 20-23, visiting artist Leticia R. Bajuyo will be installing a large, floating art piece in the halls of the Stauffacher building. Through her large-scale works, Leticia Bajuyo engages audiences a…

This exhibition is a retrospective of the work of Eric Carle (1929–2021), one of America’s most renowned picture book authors, perhaps best known for The Very Hungry Caterpillar . Organized by The Eric Carle Museum of Pi…

See if a Carle exhibition is opening near you.

Before New York, there was nature. After New York, there will also be nature. Nature was, is, and forever will be a co-creator of the city we call home. The more closely we align our lives with the ways in which nature o…

Born in Wisconsin in 1868, Edward S. Curtis developed an early interest in photography. At the age of twelve, he built his own camera using a lens his father brought home from the Civil War. By the age of seventeen, he b…