Tools of Many Trades Feature in North Carolina Youth Stories
Kids are enlivening history in North Carolina during the state tour of The Way We Worked!
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MoMS Mississippi Alum Immersed in Youth Storytelling
Creativity flows through Mississippian veins just as water flows through the bayous.
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Students Traverse Mountains to Get to Know Their Neighbors
Bethel School and Blowing Rock Art & History Museum in the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina, undertook a mission to learn more about the people of Watauga County, culminating in the exhibition The Way Watauga Works which opened on May 24th.
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Students Explore Museum Work in Oklahoma
EAST students at Northeast Tech in Claremore, Oklahoma, participated in Museum on Main Street's Stories: YES program through a collaboration with the J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum. MoMS' exhibition "The Way We Worked" was used as a theme to delve into the collection at the Museum that includes a saber designed by General George Patton as well as treasured toys inspired by the childhood icon Buck Rogers.
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Storytelling with Augmented Reality in Rural Arkansas
High school students at Buffalo Island Central EAST have been collaborating closely with the Buffalo Island Museum for Museum on Main Street's Stories: YES program for 2017-18. The Buffalo Island region consists of several small towns in two counties in the state of Arkansas.
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J-term Class Highlights their Iowa Hometown for Stories: YES
Mount Vernon High School has emerging storytellers in their midst! A class of Journalism students has been making noise in the community by interviewing athletes, former students, coaches, and sports stars, ahead of the arrival of the exhibition Hometown Teams.
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