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Erin Blasco
- Museum
- Washington, DC
Referral from
Aug 10, 2016
Brasspistol:
Oh! As a progressive, vaguely patriotic, artsy type does anyone have recommendations for me about local gems in #WashingtonDC?
Hilton S.:
The Betsy Ross flag at the https://www.twitter.com/amhistorymuseum is a classic. The Renwick Gallery has some cool exhibits as well! #... American Association Of Museum
Referral from
Jan 08, 2018
Patrick O.:
Looking for a teaching artist or any art related job in the New York / Long Island area. Where else can I look besides indeed and NYFA ??
Amy M.:
http://www.aam-us.org/resources/careers Post Home of Marjorie Merriweather
Referral from
Oct 20, 2016
Elina R.:
Exploring the idea of spending Thanksgiving weekend in Washington, DC. Where would you recommend to stay (with kids)? What is there to...
Yuliya M.:
http://www.hillwoodmuseum.org/about-hillwood Have to book in advance D.C. Emerging Museum Professionals
- Museum
- Washington, DC
Referral from
Nov 25, 2015
Irina S.:
Looking for local ( greater DC) networking opportunities in the curatorial/education fields for museum professionals. I would appreciate...
Charles Z.:
I would check out DC EMP (https://www.facebook.com/dcmetroEMP/), DC Museum Educators (https://twitter.com/DCMuseEd), and the DC Cultural... Dc Cultural Heritage Meetups
- Museum
- Washington, DC
Referral from
Nov 25, 2015
Irina S.:
Looking for local ( greater DC) networking opportunities in the curatorial/education fields for museum professionals. I would appreciate...
Charles Z.:
I would check out DC EMP (https://www.facebook.com/dcmetroEMP/), DC Museum Educators (https://twitter.com/DCMuseEd), and the DC Cultural... Museum Musings
- Museum
- Washington, DC
Referral from
Sep 04, 2015
Nicole S.:
Does anyone know of any vlogs that deal with museums or cultural institutions?
Jesika A.:
Shameless self plug: http://museummusings.com/ Charles Sumner School Museum & Archives
Referral from
Aug 12, 2014
Jean L.:
Does anyone have a yearbook for 1948-9 at Western High School ? My Uncle, Bill Talbutt would maybe have been in that graduating class ....
Mark C.:
The Charles Sumner archives see phone number https://www.facebook.com/pages/Charles-Sumner-School-Museum-Archives/154676540978 I might... Preserve This
- Museum
- Washington, DC
Referral from
Jan 28, 2017
Jess O.:
Anyone have any good sources for professional development? I'm sitting in Central Texas where the professional development courses are...
Kelsey B.:
http://preservethis.org/ More affordable than some! Linda From Tiff
- Museum
- Washington, DC
Referral from
Mar 29, 2016
Lily-Kathryn A.:
Hey all! So my museum is redoing our collection room storage (huzzah!!) and I was just wondering what storage systems you all would...
Michelle E.:
Speak with Linda from Tiffin, she is their Product manager for museum storage. Tiffin is located in Ohio but I think they ship anywhere... Lillian & Albert Small Jewish Museum
Referral from
Feb 05, 2020
Claudia C.:
Jennifer Rochkind pulled this wooden sign out of storage today. Anyone remember where it was placed at camp?
Lisa T.:
Amazing artifact. Should it go to the Jewish museum? https://capitaljewishmuseum.org/ Newseum ED
- Museum
- 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington, DC 20001
- Closed â‹… Opens at 9:00AM
Referral from
Sep 20, 2016
Erinn S.:
I am putting together a LibGuide for a middle school teacher doing a unit on the presidential election. Does anyone have recommendations...
Rebecca B.:
Check out the Newseum's Stumped 2016 Collection : https://newseumed.org/ Kesher Israel Georgetown Synagogue
Referral from
Apr 01, 2014
Janice B.:
Can anyone recommend a hotel in DC for Shabbat in walking distance to the Smithsonian museums? Thanks!
Jared S.:
Check out this link for places close to Kesher Israel and definitely within walking distance of the museums.... Mexican Cultural Institute
Referral from
Jun 24, 2013
Jan D.:
I have decided to learn Spanish. Can anyone recommend resources and/or classes in the DC area for me to take? Thanks!
Paul G.:
I wonder if http://www.instituteofmexicodc.org/ or the Spanish embassy might have some suggestions? All depends on the type of spanish... Dumbarton Oaks
- Museum
- 1703 32nd St NW, Washington, DC 20007, USA Washington, DC 20007
- Closed â‹… Opens at 11:30AM
Referral from
Feb 21, 2016
Eric C.:
Hello all.
This is probably not the right forum, but I'd like advice as to where I can find information about an icon we have just...
Jeanne V.:
http://www.doaks.org/museum/byzantine Powhatan Museum
Referral from
Jun 09, 2016
Lisa C.:
Can anyone point me to historical sources for American Indian folklore and known gathering/living areas specifically in Fairfax County,...
Brigitte H.:
Another site, this one dealing with Fairfax County: http://www.powhatanmuseum.com/Powhatan_People.html
Referral from September 4, 2015
Nicole S. asked:
Does anyone know of any vlogs that deal with museums or cultural institutions?
Emily B. replied:
The Brain Scoop (http://www.fieldmuseum.org/science/blog/brain-scoop) is probably the most famous but I'm sure there are tons of others. A quick Google search seems to bring up options from the Whitney and the British Museum, among others.
Rich B. replied:
The Boston Symphony Orchestra has an active video podcast initiative. I headed it up when I was there. http://www.bso.org/mediacenter
MacKenzie P. replied:
Here's another great resource: http://colleendilen.com/
Referral from November 25, 2015
Irina S. asked:
Looking for local ( greater DC) networking opportunities in the curatorial/education fields for museum professionals. I would appreciate any suggestions.
Elissa F. replied:
We'd love for you to join us next Wednesday at the DMV Museum Educators (and friends) meetup! https://www.facebook.com/events/899478406806854/
Referral from April 16, 2014
Adam C. asked:
So the imperial war museum is closed until july, which kind of blows my plans in London for the day. Alternative suggestions?
Charlotte W. replied:
If you do Marylebone High St, highly recommend Paul Rothe & Sons for lunch. OG deli with sausage sandwiches.
Tammy G. replied:
Drinking w Merici Vinton is my favorite London attraction.
Kelsey S. replied:
I will second the Churchill War Rooms! Or also check out The Globe Theater!
Erica F. replied:
I second Borough Market! On a day like today, a stroll around Primrose Hill and Marylebone High Street also is ideal. There is a stellar cheese shop (a giant walk-in refrigerator of cheese) off the High Street called La Fromagerie and the Wallace Collection is nearby. If you don't mind being inside, there is a Vikings exhibit at the British Museum. OR if you just want to drink go to Duke's for a Vesper Martini (and act like James Bond). Wish I could be out there with you!
Adam C. replied:
Ashley De Smeth, obviously.
Adam C. replied:
Colm Doyle, that's my plan for tonight although Sir. Richard Allan is out of town.
Dean C. replied:
If you have a hankering for WWII history, go to https://www.facebook.com/rafmuseum
Emily S. replied:
http://www.criterion-theatre.co.uk/Theatre/39-Steps
Robert M. replied:
Go check out the Wallace Collection. http://www.wallacecollection.org/ Have lunch at Ye Old Cheshire Cheese. And a drink at The Lamb and Flag
Jenna L. replied:
Tate Modern.
Daniel R. replied:
Imperial War Museum North in Manchester is superior
Adam C. replied:
So an update here, I should note I studied abroad here in London and so have been to most of the museums. So I ate at my favorite fish and chips place, Gigs, and then went to the Churchill War Rooms, and then had drinks with Rosa Birch, Merici Vinton, and Aaron Banks. So not a bad day at all.
Tammy G. replied:
Tate and Borough Market are my fave!
Referral from January 23, 2016
Wayne E. asked:
MUSEUM EDUCATORS:
Info Request: I'm the Programs and Collections Manager at my museum in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. I need early 1800s period (ca. 1825) shoes...
Robin M. replied:
I'm a reenactor. Fugawee Corp shoes are researched based shoes and at a good price. http://www.fugawee.com/
Lizzy E. replied:
http://www.thecostumer.com/p-16088-colonial-shoes-mens-black.aspx
Stephanie M. replied:
Maybe here? http://www.gentlemansemporium.com/gentlemans.php
Kristin D. replied:
Equestrian boots! Or Stacy Adams has options that work with a period silhouette and they are reasonably priced, plus you can always find discounts. Those were our budget back ups in the theatre world.
Brigitte H. replied:
The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, Canada may be able to assist you.
Referral from June 6, 2017
yourenotagolfer asked:
Looking for restaurant suggestions near the Museum of Science. I have friends coming into town and we'll be looking to grab dinner after an event at the Museum. Since I...
dcm510 replied:
The last time I went to the Museum of Science, we did dinner at Similans on First Street, not a long walk.
Original_Dood replied:
Taco Bell at the Galleria Food Court obviously. When will you be near a Taco Bell again?
Oscar--Goldman replied:
Papa Gino's
MikeyDread replied:
Bambara is the Hotel Marlow
itsonlyastrongbuzz replied:
ArtBar if it's nice out.
anonymous_masshole replied:
Helmand is great https://www.zagat.com/r/helmand-cambridge
dagaetch replied:
ArtBar or dante are decent options, especially if the weather's nice. There's also Helmand or Similans if you want to go ethnic. Bambara is supposed to be good as well, although I've never been.
TheNational22 replied:
[dante](http://www.restaurantdante.com/)
ilovebrandnewcarpets replied:
Shabu & Mein is another option. It's a 5-10 minute walk. Their ramen is very good, but I've never tried the shabu.
Craigglesofdoom replied:
If you're willing to walk a little further, Cambridge Brewing Co is about a 20-30 minute walk.
drink_the_wild_air replied:
I walked to Mamelah from the MoS yesterday and that was def worth it
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