The holiday season is upon us… and Worcester Art Museum is in full gear with ensuring that there is something for everyone during the 2013 holidays. Enjoy live concerts, Zip Tours, Sunday Public Tours, Friday Children’s Story Time, Saturday Family Mark Art!, performances by the Alloy Orchestra, Salisbury Singers, Ghanaian Choir, and much more! The holidays are made even more special through the Worcester Art Museum!
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The Worcester Art Museum presents an exhibition of some of the most powerful American photographs of the 1960s, the images through which the country shared that dynamic period and by which it is remembered. All from the museum’s permanent collection, these photographs were collected by Howard G. Davis, III to recall and reflect upon his memories of the era that had formed his personality. The images date from 1958 to 1975, and include the presidency and assassination of John F. Kennedy, as well as the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, the American space program and its mission to the moon, the antiwar movement and counterculture.
Open to General Admission September 30, 2012 — February 3, 2013
