Story Connections
Story Connections is a program for those experiencing memory loss and their caregivers. This specially designed program will create a meaningful museum experience that ignites conversation inspired by the collection between participants and facilitators, and provides community support for this audience.
Participants will experience a 30-minute, object-based tour and discussion in the gallery, followed by refreshments and further conversation with a hands-on focus in the Museum’s education space. Doors open at 1:30PM to explore the featured gallery before the tour. This program is offered in partnership with the Heart of America Chapter of The Alzheimer’s Association and the I’m Still Here Foundation.
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM
Cost: Free (Book Your Ticket Below)
August 25 Program

On August 25, experience “A Fantastical Adventure: Alice in Wonderland.” Follow us down the rabbit hole to explore whimsy, storytelling, and joy through this early 20th century set of dolls inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic book, Alice in Wonderland. Enjoy tea and light refreshments over Alice in Wonderland bingo.
Image Credit: “Alice in Wonderland” Dolls, c. 1920, Martha Chase, United States
Story Connections is a program for those experiencing memory loss and their caregivers. This specially designed program will create a meaningful museum experience that ignites conversation inspired by the collection between participants and facilitators, and provides community support for this audience.
Participants will experience a 30-minute, object-based tour and discussion in the gallery, followed by refreshments and further conversation with a hands-on focus in the Museum’s education space. Doors open at 1:30PM to explore the featured gallery before the tour. This program is offered in partnership with the Heart of America Chapter of The Alzheimer’s Association and the I’m Still Here Foundation.
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM
Cost: Free (Book Your Ticket Below)
August 25 Program

On August 25, experience “A Fantastical Adventure: Alice in Wonderland.” Follow us down the rabbit hole to explore whimsy, storytelling, and joy through this early 20th century set of dolls inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic book, Alice in Wonderland. Enjoy tea and light refreshments over Alice in Wonderland bingo.
Image Credit: “Alice in Wonderland” Dolls, c. 1920, Martha Chase, United States

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