Hiding in plain sight in our communities is a history quilted in glass and color: stained glass windows! How were these windows made? Why were they placed in our houses of worship? Why can they be found in both the houses of kings and common folk? What tales do they have to tell? Come join us … Continue reading Stories in Stained Glass: Quilting with Glass and Color
Do You Know ALICE? Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed? Learn more about ALICE during the United Way’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 28 at the Hilton Garden Inn from 9:00am – 10:30am. Tickets are $15 per person and include: breakfast, ALICE Simulation, and formal program. Check-in and breakfast begin at 9:00am while the ALICE Simulation … Continue reading United Way Annual Meeting & ALICE Simulation
Explore the final exhibition of the 2026 season. After viewing the Schweinfurth Art Center’s famous exhibition of quilts by modern artists, come check out some of our collection of historical signature quilts, as well as other pieces from the collection demonstrating the art/science of signatures.
It’s Halloween, and that means it’s officially that time of year to break out your fishnets and grab your friends to yell at the screen at the cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Come in costume and celebrate this iconic Queer cultural staple at the Carriage House Theater! Be sure to stick around after … Continue reading Film Screening & Fundraiser: “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”
Explore ongoing exhibits, including the newest exhibitions “What’s In A Name?: Why We Collect Signatures” and “From Revolution to Reflection: America at War.” As you explore the galleries, enjoy live music from a local hammer dulcimer ensemble. Refreshments will be available on the Museum’s First Floor. Admission will be free during the duration of First … Continue reading November First Friday
The diary of a green Vietnam GI shows the realities of that conflict as soldiers fight enemies, including bugs, C-rations, jungle rot, marijuana and a demoralized sergeant, as well as the Vietcong. A Q&A discussion will follow the screening. Admission is free, donations appreciated.
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