San Francisco, California
415-673-2200
museoitaloamericano.org
The Museo Italo Americano is a
non-profit institution and the first
museum in the United States
devoted exclusively to Italian and
Italian-American culture.
The mission of the Museo is
twofold: to research, collect, and
display works of Italian and Italian-
American artists, and to promote educational programs for the appreciation of Italian art and culture, thereby preserving the heritage of Italian-Americans for future generations.
Meriden Historical Society
Meriden, Connecticut
203-639-1913
meridenhistoricalsociety.org
The Meriden Historical Society Inc. is a membership supported, non-profit organization uniting those who are interested in the history of Meriden, Connecticut. The Society has two locations, The Andrews Homestead that chronicles the history of Meriden from colonial times to the present and the Meriden Museum & History Center, which has three galleries, a research center and a lecture hall. The Society offers outdoor tours, lectures, adult education, permanent and temporary exhibits as well as experienced researchers and community events.
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Museo Italo Americano
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts
Old Lyme, Connecticut
860-434-5232
www.lymeacademy.edu
With a faculty of internationally-recognized artists and scholars, the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts offers a comprehensive, multi-year program of disciplined study, integrating rigorous studio instruction in drawing and painting with anatomy, sculpture, and twenty-first century approaches to the histories of art. Our geography, located along the Connecticut River and in the heart of the celebrated Lyme Art Colony, and between the metropolitan centers of Boston and New York, is imbued with history, and remains an active site of progressive artists’ congregation and camaraderie.