One year ago in November, Side of Culture published articles about The Jewish Museum, the New York Society Library and the … More
Category: Museums
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center & the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
For many non-Native Americans, the continent’s indigenous people are a source of fascination, whether because of easy-to-see markers — clothing, … More
Cranbrook: An American Arts and Crafts Community
When you think of the Detroit area, what first comes to mind? Industrialization, factories, and assembly lines? Just a few … More
M+ / Hong Kong: The Museum as a Sense of Place
A museum experience is mostly predicated on the art it houses inside and the related art encounters it facilitates. Naturally, … More
President Calvin Coolidge’s Historic Home & Environs in Vermont
Vermont is dotted with appealing small hamlets, many with wood frame houses, a small white steepled church and maybe a … More
New Education Center at Mount Vernon Opens for America’s 250th Anniversary
First president, soldier and Revolutionary War leader, farmer, surveyor: George Washington’s life helped define a young American nation. In honor … More
From King Tut to AI to Open Worlds, Enter the Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) Universe
Dinosaurs, dandies and digital interactive programs characterize many of New York City’s museums; however, step into the stunning and bold … More
A Hidden Gem in DC: The Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum
In Washington, DC, grand monuments and museums tell the story of the United States, making it a perfect place for … More
Revolutionary War Buildings & Museums in New York City Today
In 1776, while America’s founding fathers were in Philadelphia signing the Declaration of Independence, colonial forces in New York were … More
Plimoth Patuxet: an Open Air Museum Preserving America’s Heritage
It’s 1627, and John Alden is building a hearth in his one-room home at the still-young village of Plymouth in … More
