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PA Museums 2020 Annual Statewide Conference - Postponed - Please Stay Tuned for More Details

  • 19 Apr 2020
  • 1:30 PM (EDT)
  • 21 Apr 2020
  • 3:30 PM (EDT)
  • Pittsburgh, PA

Registration

  • Members only early bird registration ends 3/8/20. Full conference registration includes tours and reception on Sunday and all conference events Monday and Tuesday.
  • For those who are not members of PA Museums. Early bird registration ends 3/8/20. Full conference registration includes tours and reception on Sunday and all events Monday and Tuesday.
  • Includes tours and reception on Sunday, and all conference events Monday and Tuesday.
  • Full Conference registration includes tours and reception on Sunday, all events Monday and Tuesday. Registration includes exhibit table and two full conference registrations, space is first come, first-served.
  • Includes all events Monday
  • Includes all events Monday.
  • Includes all events on Monday
  • Full conference registration includes tours and reception on Sunday, all conference events Monday and Tuesday.
  • Includes admission only to our Special Achievement Awards Presentation on Monday.
  • For Independent Museum Consultants, Retired Museum Professionals, and Unemployed Museum Professionals. Full registration includes tours and reception on Sunday, all events Monday and Tuesday.
  • Includes tours and conference reception.
  • Includes tours and conference reception.
  • Includes tours and conference reception.
  • All events Tuesday
  • Includes all events Tuesday
  • Includes all events Tuesday
  • Full conference registration includes tours and reception on Sunday, all events Monday and Tuesday. Registration includes exhibit table and two fullconference registrations, space is first come, first-served.

The Strategic Museum: Mission in Community

Pittsburgh has risen from a distressed, rust belt city to become one of the most livable communities in the country using a strategy that focused on culture, environmental remediation and recreation, asset-based development, and financial investment. Museums have been part of this strategy and have transformed the neighborhoods in which they operate. Institutions in Pittsburgh show how museums can support both the people and the communities around them even in the face of the challenges that present themselves. Pittsburgh offers us an opportunity to look closely at how museums can help to build more successful communities and at museums that have grown as a part of community development that recognized and valued history and culture.


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