Wednesday, June 24, 2020 | 6:30 pm View the event recording above. The 1918 flu pandemic killed up to 100 million people worldwide in less than a year, disproportionately taking healthy young adults. The personal impact was devastating and wide-ranging, Continue Reading
During the month of June, we will be featuring work by Katherine Taylor, a Boston based photographer who covers news and human interest stories. Her most recent project, “Masks of Boston,” features many Somerville residents and is incredibly relevant to Continue Reading
Join us for another zoom lecture on Wednesday, 5/13 at 6:30pm with historian, Dan Breen. More Information can be found on our Facebook page.
The Somerville Museum is collaborating with historian, Dan Breen, to bring you a virtual lecture on “Civil Liberties and Pandemics: The Case of Henning Jacobson.” Please join us for this virtual lecture via Zoom conference call. To learn more, click Continue Reading
The Somerville Museum misses you. We’ve created a fundraising page to help offset costs while we’re closed. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all, donate today to help your local Museum. As part of GoFundMe’s #GivingTuesdayNow program we may be Continue Reading
The Museum is currently closed. In the meantime please consider a donation to support local art, history, and culture. Continue Reading
A collaboration between the Somerville High School Local History Club and the Somerville Museum. Continue Reading
Saturday, January 11th | 2pm Join us for a talk with some of the artists and the curator of the exhibit, Faith in a City: Exploring Religion in Somerville, MA. Admission: $10; Museum members free Faith in a City is Continue Reading
Nellie’s Wildflowers was founded by Joyce McKenzie in 1990 — 2020 marks the business’s 30th year in Somerville. Continue Reading
Members, it’s time to renew your membership! Have you been thinking about becoming a member or have a friend who might be interested? All new members receive a free tote bag valued at $15. Continue Reading
