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Illuminating Heritage:

New York’s Jewish Museum Opens Reimagined Galleries and New Learning Center

A New Chapter for Kansas History: The Kansas Museum of History Reopens Its Doors

New York Society Library Celebrates Transformative Renovation

FLORA: A Cultural Tradition Blooms in Córdoba, Spain

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Side of Culture is a news and information source about under-the-radar arts and cultural organizations in the United States. The purpose and mission of the website and newsletter is to share the positive impact that local and regional cultural organizations have on their communities.

WELCOME to Side of Culture where you can find interesting cultural communities in the U.S. These communities are formed around museums, foundations, historic houses, theaters, bookshops, and libraries, among other places, and provide towns and cities across America with important benefits.

Illuminating Heritage: New York’s Jewish Museum Opens Reimagined Galleries and New Learning Center

From the fourth floor of New York’s Jewish Museum, one view reveals a striking double-height space with rows of gleaming

A New Chapter for Kansas History: The Kansas Museum of History Reopens Its Doors

After three years of anticipation, the Kansas Museum of History in Topeka officially reopened on November 22, unveiling a dramatically

New York Society Library Celebrates Transformative Renovation

Walking across the north side of 79th Street on the Upper East Side you may notice a grey awning announcing

FLORA: A Cultural Tradition Blooms in Córdoba, Spain

When the international flower festival FLORA debuted in Córdoba, Spain in 2017, it elevated a local tradition, that was already

Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture Welcomes Community

For some people, the fact that a building designed by one of the most famous midcentury American architects is sitting

Princeton University’s Art Museum Debuts a Stunning New Home

As of October 31, the deep global collections of the Princeton University Art Museum (PUAM) are again open to all

Lam Dance Works Premieres at the Paramount Theater in Boston

After an illustrious 20-year career as a principal dancer at Boston Ballet, John Lam founded his own company, Lam Dance

Onera Foundation Opens in New Canaan

On a leafy quiet street right behind the New Canaan train station, a magnificent 1836 Greek Revival house presides over

Art and Nature: Calder Gardens’ Dazzling Debut in Philadelphia

Along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, gardens with tall grasses and fall perennials and a low-slung building using wood and reflective

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