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  Holly Bull wrote:

I wish Princeton, NJ had something like this that was so accessible to families, especially children. My daughter, Lia, was excited about her two visits there and described them to others in detail. She really liked the "treasure hunt" option and I thought... more »

  G2web wrote:

I am a volunteer & adviser for this great non profit For Love and Art. My company donates hosting and provides ongoing maintenance for the website www.forloveandart.org. We also volunteer our time to consult with FLA to become more visible online &... more »

  avukovits wrote:

I have been on the Board of Art With A Heart for over a year and I never cease to be amazed at the quality of programs that are offered and the real difference the organization makes in the life of Indianapolis area children. I had the privilege of volunteering... more »

  Writer wrote:

My first experience with the Menil was several years ago when I was asked by a friend to attend one of their events. Everyone was so welcoming and I had a blast. Since then, I have made a point to visit the museum as often as I can. The campus is beautiful... more »

  meartist wrote:

The art center does a tremendous job showing every kind of art. Low-brow, high-brow, the center lets the visitor make those distinctions. every first friday I've ever been to had a great, friendly turn out there are always free snacks, drinks by donation... more »

  herman.fritz wrote:

Long running art festival in Northport, AL. Beloved by art lovers, families, artists and kids. Great way to engender love of art in younsters. I volunteer in Kentuck for KIds more »

  magisjim wrote:

Kunsthalle Detroit has shown Detroit and the world the impact that art can have upon a city and how in so many ways that impact can positively influence people to want to participate and be part of the change that is converting a city considered fallen,... more »

  linda3 wrote:

As a life-long Arizona resident I have always enjoyed visiting the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. The Heard offers the local community as well as visitors from around the world insight into the culture and lifestyles of indigenous peoples. The long-term... more »

  ivn124 wrote:

I come to see great perfomances and films dedicated to Russian musical culture, cinematography, and other artistic ventures. These events are well-organized, have a comforting personalized atmosphere, and occur on regular basis. Outstanding pianists and... more »

  veroa wrote:

Many people think that art and cultural experiences are only for those who can afford them. And sometimes, some communities don't have access to these nearby. Artrain's mission is to bring these experiences to every community. The exhibits are mobile... more »

  scienceofwings wrote:

I visited the Phillips Collection and very much enjoyed it. I was impressed by its facilities and atmosphere, and enjoyed the exposure to new artists and concepts. Phillips Collection's reputation as a salient cultural institution is well-deserved. more »

  toadhall18 wrote:

We have used the Danforth as our regional museum for a number of years, but it is only in the past 4-5 years that we have become very connected. Our current director, Katherine French, has done a variety of things to enhance the museum. They have included... more »

  artforeveryone wrote:

This magnificent venue lets you explore the microcosm of Bay Area Art through an enormously important and varied collection of pieces dating from the 60's to current work. Nestled in a 200 acre natural setting in Napa explore works from Arneson, Wiley,... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Foundation works closely with the City of Torrance and the Community to bring shows that are attractive to both adults and families. The venues are designed to allow the audience to be a part of each event and walk away feeling fulfilled for the... more »

  Writer wrote:

After considering multiple options for volunteer work, I accepted a Board position at the Warren County (Ohio) Historical Society, which has long been a welcoming civic anchor in historic Downtown Lebanon. Why did I choose to support the WCHS? Because... more »

  Photo Pro wrote:

Dream Quest helped me get my art content the exposure I needed. There are other organizations that say they will help, but never do. This is really did. more »

  Writer wrote:

What a jewel ! This Deland Museum brings top quality artists and shows to both its locations.It is worth a trip or stop if you are traveling in Florida. The shows in this museum rival those available in New York City, Miami and other large cities.... more »

  Elizabeth F. wrote:

Upon the first visit you are drawn to the architecture as well as the exciting history of the Reynolda House. The house and museum both interlink and hold one of (I think) the best collection of American Decorative Arts! Period! Beautiful, captivating... more »

  Alexis Bovee H. wrote:

I love this place! As a member, I have found an outlet for my creativity in photography and acrylic paintings, I have entered numerous art shows, and I’ve sold some of my work. It’s a great feeling walking in and being recognized by name by the director,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Wildling since 2005 at three different locations. I have learned an amazing amount about art in the time I've been with the museum. The interesting people you can meet is another bonus. more »

  lachascona wrote:

Years ago I attended an exhibit here and was blown away by the quality of artwork. The museum is small, but the exhibit I saw was truly breath-taking. The people who run this museum are very passionate about what they do, progressive minded and committed... more »

  shawstein wrote:

I love this museum! It is full of nostalgia from my youth and with treasures from children from the last 200 years. Its worth a visit! You will leave with great memories and having learned a lot of children from days gone by! more »

  milo wrote:

The "perfect" Italian Rennaissance collection is magnificent. It is also fun to bring kids upstairs to the play area - always something new and exciting. I really enjoy how welcoming the staff is. Even the guards know about the collections and like... more »

  VolunIL wrote:

The culture is not exactly respectful, and you need thick skin if you volunteer; thicker if you're paid staff. It would really help this organization to get a Code of Conduct, and then have it enforced somehow. With a revolving-door in place, this is... more »

  mike2 wrote:

A CULTORAL OASIS IS A CULTURAL WASTELAND. THE CENTER BRINGS A VARIETY OF ARTS EXPERIENCES TO THE AREA. A MUCH NEEDED CONTRUBITION. more »