Harrisburg, PA – Beginning Friday, February 5 at 12:15 PM, and repeating each Friday thereafter, The State Museum of Pennsylvania presents its popular Friday speaker’s series online. Virtual visitors will learn about Pennsylvania topics and museum collections by joining live conversations with curators, educators, colleagues and friends.
Each week will highlight different recurring Pennsylvania topics:
First Friday of the month: Artists/Conversations – State Museum Fine Art Curator Amy Hammond talks with artists and experts about work in the museum’s permanent collection.
Second Friday: Adventures in Nature Lab – State Museum Nature Educator Beth Erikson talks with curators and community partners about what matters in nature to Pennsylvanians.
Third Friday: Curator’s Choice – presentations by State Museum curators on State Museum/PA-related popular topics, including history, art, nature, anthropology, and more.
Fourth Friday: State Museum Perspectives – State Museum Director Beth Hager interviews a variety of colleagues and guests to highlight special exhibits, programs, and initiatives at the museum.
Fifth Friday (when occurs): Treasures from the Vault, an insider’s view of fascinating artifacts with State Museum Program Director Brad Smith and curators.
Coming up in February 2021:
Please visit The State Museum’s websiteOpens In A New Window for the latest program dates and content.
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The State Museum of Pennsylvania, adjacent to the State Capitol in Harrisburg, is one of 24 historic sites and museums administered by the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission as part of the Pennsylvania Trails of History. The State Museum offers expansive collections interpreting Pennsylvania’s fascinating heritage. With exhibits examining the dawn of geologic time, the Native American experience, the colonial and revolutionary eras, a pivotal Civil War battleground, and the commonwealth's vast industrial age, The State Museum demonstrates that Pennsylvania's story is America’s story.
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