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 1:45PM. This program is offered in partnership with the Heart of America Chapter of The Alzheimer’s Association.
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM
Cost: Free
December 8 Program

Be part of a special conversation on the 9’ tall Coleman Dollhouse (c. 1865), decorated for the holidays. Join us for a rare look inside as we open the dollhouse’s doors and explore its history.
Waitlist
If this event sells out, please email nicholettehaigler@toyandminiaturemuseum.org to be added to the waitlist.
Image Credit: Coleman Dollhouse, c. 1865, Maker Unknown, 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 1:45PM. This program is offered in partnership with the Heart of America Chapter of The Alzheimer’s Association.
Time: 2:00PM-3:00PM
Cost: Free
December 8 Program

Be part of a special conversation on the 9’ tall Coleman Dollhouse (c. 1865), decorated for the holidays. Join us for a rare look inside as we open the dollhouse’s doors and explore its history.
Waitlist
If this event sells out, please email nicholettehaigler@toyandminiaturemuseum.org to be added to the waitlist.
Image Credit: Coleman Dollhouse, c. 1865, Maker Unknown, United States

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