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Florida’s Dalí Museum: a Cornerstone of the City’s Renaissance

The New York Public Library Goes All In on America’s 250th

The Cleveland Museum of Art: “For the Benefit of All the People Forever”

Empowering community through arts and culture

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.

Dinosaurs, Reptiles, and More: Edelman Fossil Park & Museum Opens in New Jersey

Tucked behind a Lowe’s home center in southern New Jersey, a former quarry pit seems an unlikely spot for a

Back to School and Out into Our Communities: New York City Monuments of Black Americans: A History and Guide Showcases Community, Strength

Side of Culture is pleased to introduce book reviews as a new aspect of our arts and culture coverage, especially

Jackson Hole: Where the Arts Meet the Outdoors – the Intersection of Natural Beauty and Creative Expression in Jackson Hole

For most people, the name “Jackson Hole” evokes rugged peaks, glacial lakes, and charismatic megafauna—the American Alps. But for those

Yale Center for British Art Reopens with a Fresh Look

On a sunny summer afternoon in New Haven, groups of kids sit on the floor of the Yale Center for

Untermyer Park & Gardens in Yonkers is Flourishing, Developing, Providing an Oasis for its Community & Visitors

Gardens are sanctuaries, places of healing, and reflect a gardener’s care, even within an urban environment. New Yorkers and visitors

Land & Garden Preserve on Mount Desert Island is a Place of Legacy, Beauty and Community

One of the great treats in life is to visit gardens that are open to the public. Year after year,

Women of Gettysburg are Memorialized at the Shriver House, the Jennie Wade House, Evergreen Cemetery and the new Beyond the Battle Museum

On July 1, 1863, advancing Confederate forces clashed with Union troops just outside Gettysburg, sparking a pivotal three-day battle that

Buffalo’s Restored Frank Lloyd Wright Treasures: Martin House and Graycliff

Once threatened by demolition, two remarkable homes by Frank Lloyd Wright in Buffalo, New York, stand today as evidence of

Where New York Begins – the South Street Seaport Museum

History abounds in New York City and one of the places where the past truly comes alive is “where New

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