From My Point of View: The Power of Posters
Join Mark Dolph, Gilcrease Museum’s Associate Curator of History, at noon on July 7 for a discussion on the many ways that propaganda posters were used to mobilize the home front in support of American entry into The Great War. From My Point of View is an informal presentation and audience participation is welcome. Bring a sack lunch to eat while you learn! Free for members; free with museum admission for not-yet members.
Volunteer at Gilcrease
The Gillies, Gilcrease Museum’s volunteer service organization, are currently recruiting new volunteers. Not only do they provide tours and information to the public, but they also serve behind the scenes in nearly every department, including digitization, the archives, conservation, and outreach. Sound like something you might enjoy? Contact Donna Gainey, Volunteer Services Coordinator, at 918-596-2782 for more information.
Tea Party Registration Now Open
Celebrate the American Girl Doll experience with a tea party for you and your American Girl Doll on July 8! Our featured doll this summer is Felicity Merriman. Come dressed as Felicity or your own favorite American Girl Doll. Seating is limited and registration is required. Member registration begins May 15, 2017; general public registration begins June 1, 2017.
Summer Art Camp
Gilcrease Museum and the Henry Zarrow Center for Art and Education are pleased to offer an exciting variety of camp programs for students 5-12 years old this summer. Each week-long camp features art discussion, along with exploration and hands-on art projects. Participants may choose half- or full-day programs, and extended hours will be available until 5:00 p.m. for an additional charge. Registration now open!