Met Museum Installs Land Acknowledgement Plaque
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art has installed a plaque on its facade recognizing that the museum sits on the […]
Public Humanities News
PA SHPO Looking for Preservation Success Stories
Pennsylvania’s State Historic Preservation Office is asking Pennsylvanians to share their preservation success stories in celebration of National Historic Preservation […]
Newark Symphony Hall Unveils New Marquee Design
The Newark Symphony Hall has been without a marquee for nearly two years, after a car crashed into the poles […]
National Gallery of Art Outsourcing Retail Workforce
Last month the National Gallery of Art laid off its retail department, more than two dozen employees. The museum’s retail […]
Philly’s African American Museum Reopens with New Exhibit
The African American Museum in Philadelphia opened its doors today for the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 […]
DC Community Fights to Save Tiny Library, a Monument to Inequality
The Deanwood Library kiosk located in Ward 7 of Washington DC is one of the nation’s smallest libraries– just 120 […]
Wilmington, DE Halts Demolition of Historic Mansion
Last February city officials in Wilmington, Delaware sought approval from the Design Review and Preservation Commission to demolish a historic […]
Rally Held at Penn Museum Over Mishandling of MOVE Remains
On May 13, 1985, the Philadelphia Police Department dropped a bomb on a house at 6221 Osage Ave. The bombing […]
Some NYC Museums to Move to 50% Capacity Next Week
Following new state-wide COVID-19 guidelines, some New York City museums will open to visitors at fifty percent capacity beginning April […]
Anacostia Museum’s Newest Exhibit Looks at Food Insecurity
The Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum has dedicated this year to food, food culture, and justice. As part of this year-long […]