Museum Visits

When it comes to planning that vacation, usually the most important deciding factor is what can be done. Is relaxing beach time desired or is it necessary to satisfy that... keep reading →

The recently renovated and updated Delta College Planetarium and Learning Center draws so much visitor traffic that itr has become the Visitors Center and hosts many of the... keep reading →

A look at America's past. keep reading →

A museum is a place which houses a collection of ancient artifacts and other historic objects. The artifacts on the museum are for public viewing. Museums can be of... keep reading →

There are more than 125 museums in the five boroughs of New York City. Most of the museums are either art, culture, or history museums. Only 10% of the museums in the city... keep reading →

Planning on visiting the Saint Lawrence Seaway this year? If so, be sure to check out these artsy places to keep your mind in gear. After all, one can't spend every single... keep reading →

Woodstock 69 is the focus at Bethel Woods Museum, but the turbulent 60's period and much of the history that took place in that decade is also part of the exhibit. keep reading →

In AD 79 Mount Vesuvius erupted and covered parts of Ancient Rome, including the cities of Herculaneum and Pompeii, with mud and ash killing most of the population in both... keep reading →

  Originally opened in 1926 as the Jefferson City Junior College, the Miller Performing Arts Center has served numerous purposes throughout the years, including the High... keep reading →

Looking for something fun to do with the family today or this weekend? Look no further than the Children's Museum of Southeastern Connecticut! With plenty to do, you may find... keep reading →