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Yesterday was #WorldEnvironmentDay, and being that, coupled with our coffee morning for #VolunteersWeek2025 and Museums week #TogethernessMW, we thought it a perfect opportunity to hang our newly completed quilt up in the museum.
Painted mural of the early Ice Age, 1.5 million years ago. Image depicts a spring steppe tundra environment filled with grasses, forbs, and sedges. There are many Beringian animals (steppe mammoths, running hyenas, horses, caribou, muskox, arctic ground squirrels, ravens, and elk).
Painted mural of the last interglacial period, 125,000 years ago. Image depicts a lush, moist environment filled with trees and bushes. There is a large stream through the center of the mural. There are many Beringian animals (camels, steppe bison, ravens, wolves, Jefferson's ground sloth, peccaries, giant beaves, and mastodon).
Painted mural of the last glacial period, 20,000 years ago. Image depicts a spring steppe tundra environment filled with flowers, grasses, forbs, and sedges. There are many Beringian animals (woolly mammoths, horses, black-footed ferrets, a caribou, a lynx, a giant short-faced bear, a scimitar cat, and a wolverine).
Change has always been part of life in Beringia. Glaciers advanced and retreated, landscapes shifted, and life adapted. That deep history reminds us: we’re not separate from nature, we’re shaped by it.
#WorldEnvironmentDay #MuseumWeek #MuseumWeek2025 #TogethernessMW
Collage of human images and natural landscape in multicolor.
Let's come together for the fourth day’s topic of #MuseumWeek, which is #TogethernessMW.
Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay!
The image captures the essence of unity and harmony, featuring our Ai Cafe event and a serene natural backdrop, symbolizing the importance of community and environmental stewardship.
Day 4 of #MuseumWeek2025. Today’s theme is Togetherness. It was so great to see so many people at our Shark Night tonight at Bolton Museum, part of #FestivalofLibraries. A real joy to share the shark collections! 🦈 #TogethernessMW
#MuseumsWeek today is #TogethernessMW & over 8 decades, volunteers have made Strathnaver Museum what it is today.
In the 1950s our founder's vision was to create a museum for the area. Their successors build on this & today Strathnaver Museum is an important attraction.
#VolunteersWeek2025
A photo of a child pointing at an art installation made up of a web of red threads with fabric blood bags attached.
A photo of a web of blood red threads casting shadows against a deep brown wall. On the threads there are fabric blood bags which also cast black shadows. The network of threads is part of a larger work named Vessel by Gemma Wood. The bags were sewn by community participants in the Korea Leukemia Patients Organization in Seoul and Bukkyo University in Kyoto as part of artist Leigh Bowser's Blood Bag Project.
A photo of a fabric blood bag depicting a red heart surrounded by hands reaching from all around to touch it. The hands are all different colours, from natural skin tones to a Hello Kitty image. It was made by a recovered leukaemia patient from South Korea.
Our Blood exhibition celebrates the connection and community that comes through shared blood and the act of giving blood. Blood donation and transfusion brings people together, both strangers who will never meet and families already bonded by blood.
#MuseumWeek #TogethernessMW
There’s a unique kind of magic in this place. To journey alongside people whose hearts beat with the same intention, creating & exploring within these museum walls (under the Nova Scotian sky) it’s a privilege. We’re weaving something beautiful, together. ❤
#MuseumWeek #TogethernessMW #NovaScotia
It’s #MuseumWeek, & for today’s theme of #TogethernessMW, we’d like to thank all those that serve food, smiles, & art education at CAM’s Art of Lunch program! Learn more & support the partnership with Grace Center addressing food insecurity at tinyurl.com/artoflunch.
Seven smiling adults stand together indoors behind a decorated Age UK donation box. A colorful illustrated map is on the wall behind them. The group looks happy and welcoming.
A blue circular logo features a white outline of a clock tower in front of a heart shape. Below the building, bold white text reads "Culture Companions.
#TogethernessMW Every Thursday our Culture Companions group meetup at the Learning Lab in Experience Barnsley
and bond over a cuppa and a range of heritage activities #MuseumWeek
A northern flying squirrel specimen laid out on a white background. The squirrel’s fur is in shades of orange, brown, and cream. The skin is posed with the specimen’s limbs held in an X shape, similar to how the squirrel would hold its limbs to stretch out its skin for gliding in life.
Between sprawling concrete and speeding cars, a city can be a hostile place for wildlife. In Winnipeg we share our city with an elusive small mammal you may not know is here… the northern flying squirrel! They're nocturnal and spend most of their time looking for food in the trees. #TogethernessMW
#TogethernessMW underpins our unique relationship with the Zulu nation. This unlikely friendship, forged after the Anglo-Zulu War 1879, now sees the people of Brecon and KwaZulu Natal working together. Here Zulu dancers entertain during our Zulu Festival in 2024.#MuseumWeek #humanity #sharedhistory
Head Gardener Jane, a white woman dressed in an orange t-shirt and blue shirt with short hair, positions a potted plant among a range of fresh plants and dried herbs on a table in a tent.
A group of children and parents look on at a table filled with potted herbs as a gardener talks to them.
Two women paint plants with an instructor looking over and offering advice. The table has a display of fresh plants and art materials including pencils, paints, palettes and jars of water.
This year the RCP Museum has been delighted to collaborate on several events with our fantastic @rcphysicians.bsky.social Garden team including:
🌿plant displays & #Garden tours
🍃fun & educational children’s activities
🥀 a new garden trail
🌷botanical art workshop with London Drawing
#TogethernessMW
Today's theme for Museum Week is togetherness. We adore this image from our Glass Plate Collection of the storyteller entertaining passengers.
Learn more about our collections at shiphistory.org/collections/.
#TogethernessMW #MuseumWeek
Dans un pays musulman, un peintre français peint une noce juive. Tout au long des murs d'une cour les invités à la noce sont assis. Devant le visiteur un orchestre et au centre une femme danse. #MuseumWeek #TogethernessMW #VivreEnsembleMW #ConvivenciaMW #ConvivenzaMW #ZusammenhaltMW #ConvivënciaMW
Noce juive au Maroc
par Eugène Delacroix
Musée du Louvre @museum-week.org #TogethernessMW #VivreEnsembleMW
Alexander Churchill posing for a photograph with a Chelsea pensioner
Among those taking part in our #VEDay80 service last month was 10-year-old Alexander Churchill, the great-grandson of wartime Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill.
Alexander is pictured here with John, a 103-year-old Chelsea Pensioner, showing that #TogethernessMW goes beyond age.
#MuseumWeek
#museumweek2025
Jeudi 5 juin #VivreEnsembleMW Ekainaren 5a #ElkarrekinBiziMW #TogethernessMW
📜🕖📞🎨 En équipe ! 🧑🔧🎤🎧👮Taldean!
#Elkarrekin #Ensemble #Rôle #Métier #Lan
Our Material Histories Seminar Series brings together researchers from across the globe to present on objects which tell a story. Anyone engaged in the field is welcome to apply through the form on our website. All talks take place via Zoom using Melbourne time (GMT+10) #TogethernessMW #MuseumWeek
Les trois femmes sont photographiées de dos. Côte-à-côte, elles se tiennent par la taille, les épaules #MuseumWeek #TogethernessMW #VivreEnsembleMW #ConvivenciaMW #ConvivenzaMW #ZusammenhaltMW #ConvivënciaMW
Les Trois Grâces
par Jean-Jacques dit James Pradier
Musée du Louvre @museum-week.org #TogethernessMW #VivreEnsembleMW
