121. ASU Museums, Galleries, And Collections: Museum Day Tours inaugurated nine years ago to celebrate the Valley’s museums and cultural venues. During the entire month of May, visitors with a Museum Month Culture http://www.asu.edu/museums/mgcc_museumday.htm

Visiting Event Calendars MGC Map MGC Committee ... ASU ASU Museum Day Tours May 18th, 2005 MGCC is celebrating Museum Month throughout May, in conjunction with CAMA's Museum Month event. MGCC will be offering Museum Day Tours on International Museum Day, Wednesday, May 18th. CAMA Museum Month May 2005 During the entire month of May, visitors with a Museum Month Culture Passport can receive 2-for-1 admission discounts to those museums that charge admission or a free tote bag (while supplies last) at museums that offer free admission. Note: For the ASU Museums, tote bags will only be available to those participating in the Museum Day Tours, and have a Culture Passport from Robinsons-May. With 38 venues participating this year, guests have an opportunity to see a variety of history, science, art and cultural museums, as well as outdoor venues like The Phoenix Zoo and the Desert Botanical Garden. Free Cultural Passports are available at checkout counters at Robinsons-May stores during the month of May. Museum Month is made possible by additional support from the Peak 98.7 and Newsradio 620 KTAR. For a complete list of participating museums, visit

122. Association Of South Dakota Museums Dedicated to preserving, interpreting and disseminating the unique and everchanging cultural heritage within the state. Includes directory of museums, services provided, membership details, workshops and events. http://www.sdmuseums.org/

Statement of Purpose Services Find A Member Museum Alphabetically or By Region News From Our Members Upcoming Events Sponsored by Our Members Some Interesting Information From Our Affiliated Organizations Join Us in Preserving South Dakota History and Culture Member Postings Items For Sale Items Wanted Positions Available Members Only Read the ASDM Newsletter Place an Ad Board of Directors Contact Information

123. Bristol & Region Archaeological Services BaRAS is part of Bristol museums and Art Gallery in the cultural Services division of Bristol City Council. Bristol archaeology, Nevis project and news. http://www.baras.org.uk/

@import "style/home.css"; access news contact site map BaRAS Finds The Toy Gun This is a fairly well preserved example of a copper-alloy miniature toy gun, modelled on the ‘Petronel’ matchlock musket of the late 16th to 17th centuries. Similar examples have been recovered in several counties from Essex to Glamorgan and from Yorkshire to Somerset. This seems to be the first one to be found in Bristol. Originally a working model, the gun was cast in a two-part mould so the barrel would have been hollow. The end of the ramrod has broken off and the shaft now seals the barrel, the touchhole at the join of the butt and barrel is blocked by corrosion. The butt and barrel have ring-and-dot motifs on both sides, this is also a common feature on other toy petronels. The gun was recovered from a 17th century rubbish pit during an excavation to the rear of nos. 26-28 West Street, Old Market in July 2004. services for developers BaRAS bristol archaeology Bristol has a rich historical and archaeological heritage. The work of BaRAS nevis heritage project BaRAS introducing BaRAS BaRAS has unparalleled knowledge of Bristol city having served it and the surrounding southwest for over 30 years.

124. Redireccionando Rápidamente cultural activities in the City of M©xico Radio, museums, Arts. Site of the cultural Institute of Mexico City. http://www.cultura.df.gob.mx

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125. André Knowlton Associates Ltd. Exhibit planning and design for museums, cultural centers and interpretive centers. http://www.andreknowlton.com

126. Hawaii Museums Association - Welcome To HMA Information on museums and cultural attractions in Hawaii. Also features an online forum, job listings directory, publications, events, and annual conference. http://www.hawaiimuseums.org

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127. Carew Travel Consultants : Travel Programs And Cultural Guided Tours. Creates programs for cultural organizations, including museums, garden groups and theater organizations. Contains current itineraries and contact information. Based in Westport, Connecticut, United States. http://www.carewtravel.com/

Carew Travel Consultants creates one-of-a-kind travel programs for cultural organizations. For over two decades our cultural travelers have journeyed to distinguished museums, exciting performing arts festivals and magnificent gardens. Our trip sponsors include museums, garden groups and theatre organizations among others. Many of our clients are non-profits who look to us year after year for our imaginative trip design and flawless execution. To learn more about how Carew Travel can create a museum, theatre or garden trip for your organization click here. Our travelers enjoy the benefits of a one-of-a-kind tour organized with their interests in mind. To discover the advantages of joining a cultural tour with Carew Travel click here. Italian Gardens Along The Amalfi Coast September 9-17, 2005 Chicago Theatre Weekend October 20-24, 2005 Thanksgiving in Italy November 19-27, 2005 New Year's Eve in Berlin December 27, 2005 - January 4, 2006 Ring in The New Year in Amsterdam December 27, 2005 - January 3, 2006

128. Intangible Heritage: UNESCO Culture Sector Arts and Creativity Copyright museums cultural Tourism Special Focus Eleven States Ratify Intangible cultural Heritage Convention 17 Feb 2005 http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=2225&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI

UNESCO.ORG The Organization Education Natural Sciences ... Culture var static_ko="2225"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; World Heritage Tangible Heritage Intangible Heritage Proclamation of Masterpieces ... Special Focus Intangible Heritage Activities Worldwide -Archives- In Focus News Events Just Published Home Sitemap Print Send ... Subscribe Intangible Heritage The Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage defines the intangible cultural heritage as the practices, representations, expressions, as well as the knowledge and skills, that communities, groups and, in some cases, individuals recognise as part of their cultural heritage. It is sometimes called living cultural heritage, and is manifested inter alia in the following domains: The Carnival of Barranquilla, Colombia © UNESCO oral traditions and expressions, including language as a vehicle of the intangible cultural heritage; performing arts; social practices, rituals and festive events; knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe; traditional craftsmanship.

129. Qm2 - Learning Organizations - Quality Management To A Higher Power Tools to help museums and cultural organizations create a learning organization. Features round tables, book reviews, workshops and consulting services. http://www.qm2.org/learnorg.html

Home Nonprofit Boards Especially for Museums Executive Leadership ... Fund Raising Learning Organizations Meetings/Teamwork Employees Finances/Budgeting Marketing ... SEARCH Book Review Will Phillips What Color Is Your Parachute? by Richard Nelson Bolles Management Briefings Change/Getting Better An Outline for Building a Successful Consulting Practice with Nonprofit Clients Mary Case and Will Phillips Building Failure Syndrome Will Phillips De-Briefing A Project or Event or Situation Will Phillips Designing Nimble Organizations for a Changing World John Durel Executive Roundtables For Your Industry Will Phillips Five Systems Will Phillips Frostbite and Museums Will Phillips Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst Rachel Orlins Bergman Increasing Workflow Productivity: Reducing Costs, Increasing Speed and Customer Service Will Phillips Its Time to Get Organized Will Phillips Managing For Positive Fund Balance (PROFIT) Will Phillips Will Phillips Museum Improvement Program Will Phillips Museums Grow Old and Calcify: Here's Why Will Phillips and Mary Case Museum Life Cycles Will Phillips and Mary Case Parking Lot Meetings Will Phillips Resistance to Change Will Phillips Second Agenda John Durel Setting and Implementing Personal Development Goals Will Phillips Strategic Alignment: How Organizations Dilute and Destroy Innovations Will Phillips Strategic Insights for Museums, Symphonies and Performing Arts

130. MUSEUM International: UNESCO Culture Sector MUSEUM International, published by UNESCO since 1948, is a major forum for the of scientific and technical information on museums and cultural heritage. http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=2356&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI

MUSEUM International Past issues Forthcoming Issue Contacts ... To Submit an Article Send Printer friendly version MUSEUM International MUSEUM International N°227 Cultural Diversity and Heritage Read this issue's content MUSEUM International , published by UNESCO since 1948, is a major forum for the exchange of scientific and technical information on museums and cultural heritage. It is a unique space in which readers and contributors can partake of cultural diversity through heritage around the world. Now taking a fresh editorial approach, it addresses issues relating to cultural policy ethics and practice at national and international levels. It fosters exchanges of expertise in the context of interdisciplinary research (anthropology, archaeology, history and art history, sociology, philosophy, museology and economy), best practices for the safeguarding and protection of the cultural heritage, and political decision-making in a cultural environment undergoing deep-seated changes. The journal highlights the role of museums as places for reflection and production of knowledge of the heritage and culture, and provides information on debates taking place in international bodies. The experience and knowledge of all cultures are presented around selected themes, thus developing a pluralism of practices and strengthening international solidarity. It is a basic instrument of international dialogue about museum and cultural heritage. The journal is published quarterly in five languages, Arabic, English, French, Russian and Spanish (e-journal). Special editions in national languages are produced according to theme and distributed to academic institutions in the countries concerned.

131. Metaphor Masterplanners, architects and exhibition designers for museums and cultural projects worldwide. Includes details of services, a sample portfolio, a list of clients, a staff directory and a reading room. Located in London, UK. http://www.mphor.co.uk/

Checking browser and plug-ins... Metaphor works with museums and other cultural attractions worldwide. We work at every scale from cities to showcases, and at every stage of the visitor experience, from masterplanning through to exhibition design, wayfinding and web-based learning. Our background as architects means that we understand building and design-driven issues, whilst our skills in content, story, visitor needs and education means that we create memorable experiences that illuminate the world for our visitors. We work creatively in partnership with other teams, including major international architects.

132. Archaeology, History And Museums Go to cultural Resource Management in California State Parks Page Museum Collections California State Parks is responsible for the management of over http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=22491

133. The Coastal Guide To Europe Offers information to the visitor of coastal areas in Europe. Special attention is given to the history of the landscape, wildlife, nature and recreation areas and cultural heritage (historical cities, buildings and museums). http://www.coastalguide.to/

Introduction The Coastal Guide We are working on some major extensions of this pilot web site. The Editors welcome any help or information by companies or individuals. Organisations, companies, local authorities and tourist boards that would like to participate in the Coastal Guide are invited to contact: or Tel. +3171 5122900, fax +3171 5124069 EUCC- The Coastal Union EUCC is dedicated to the integrity and natural diversity of the coastal heritage and to ecologically sustainable development. EUCC is the largest coastal network in Europe, with 2500 members and member organisations in 40 countries, 14 active National Branches and 7 professional offices. Colophon Chief editor: Albert Salman (EUCC) Nature Top 100: Mari Andersson, Jorien Sollie Maps: Kompas Design This publication has received funding from the European Community and Stichting DOEN European Commission Sole responsibility of this publication lies with the authors; the Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information herein.

134. Acoustiguide: Audio Tours For Museums & Cultural Institutions Provider of audio tours to museums, cultural attractions, historic sites, zoos, aquariums and corporate clients. http://www.acoustiguide.com

NEW: MoMA Digital Guide NEW: Acoustiguide - Ubiquity Interactive Partnership Created by Russell Design NEW: MoMA Digital Guide NEW: Acoustiguide - Ubiquity Interactive Partnership Created by Russell Design

135. National Association For Interpretation: Advancing Natural, Cultural And Heritag NAI is a private, nonprofit, international association for professionals in natural and cultural interpretation (onsite informal education programs at parks, zoos, nature centers, historic sites, museums, and aquaria). http://www.interpnet.com/

The National Association for Interpretation (NAI) is a professional association dedicated to the advancement of the profession of interpretation with an emphasis on professional development and certification. The craft of interpretation is often characterized by on-site informal education programs at parks, monuments, zoos, nature centers, historic sites, museums and aquaria. Such programs and activities are often referred to as "natural interpretation", "cultural interpretation", "resource interpretation", or "heritage interpretation". Our mission is inspiring leadership and excellence to advance heritage interpretation as a profession. What Is Interpretation? Interpretation of natural and cultural heritage is probably as old as the human species. The shaman, storytellers, and elders of tribal groups carried the oral history of their people from generation to generation. Before books and modern methods of recording stories, these oral traditions were key to the survival and evolution of heritage and cultures. In the modern context, interpretation is the term used to describe communication activities (such as environmental education) designed to improve understanding at parks, zoos, museums, nature centers, historic sites, cruise companies, tour companies and aquariums. The definition provided by the National Association for Interpretation is: "Interpretation is a communication process that forges emotional and intellectual connections between the interests of the audience and the meanings inherent in the resource."

136. Archives & Museum Informatics: Consulting, Publishing And Training For Cultural Seminars in cultural Informatics on Grindstone Island are given by leading museums, libraries, cultural heritage networks, notfor-profits, http://www.archimuse.com/

Conferences, Consulting, Publishing and Training for Cultural Heritage Professionals Our conferences are internationally respected venues for information-sharing across a broad range of cultural heritage professions. Our publications chronicle the development of interactive multimedia in museums and the impact of the Web on digital museums and libraries. Titles of interest to the cultural heritage and digital library professions include Conference Proceedings, Research Reports, Articles and Papers. Publications are available to order on-line We offer seminars and workshops on the management of electronic records as evidence, virtual libraries and archives, multimedia and interactive publishing, intellectual property management and standards for the production and dissemination of electronic information. Seminars in Cultural Informatics on Grindstone Island are given by leading international experts. Other formats, times and locations can be arranged to suit your needs.

137. IndexFLAG.gif Specializes in providing audioguide systems for museums and other cultural sites. Includes list of products and documentation, summary of features, order form, dealer search and FAQs. Located in France. French and English. http://www.ophrys.net

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138. Libraries, Museums, & Other Cultural Attractions LIBRARIES, museums, OTHER cultural ATTRACTIONS. Libraries Academic Resources Libraries, museums, computing on campus, academic support services, http://www.umich.edu/lib_culture.html

text only disability resources contact us site map Libraries, museums, computing on campus, academic support services, journals, and online research tools. University Musical Society Presents recitalists and orchestras, dance and chamber ensembles, jazz and world-music performers, and opera and theatre. Arts at Michigan Clearinghouse that provides arts opportunities to students and supports student arts organizations. Natural Attractions Performing Arts U-M About the ... The Regents of the University of Michigan , Ann Arbor, MI USA University of Michigan-Dearborn MI USA University of Michigan-Flint MI USA

139. Global Cuisine Tour information and videos exploring the culinary and cultural traditions around the world. Introductions to chefs, markets, kitchens, museums, and food. http://www.globalcuisine.com

Presents Food is Culture! Experience the cultures of people around the world through their food. Meet the people and chefs. Explore their culinary and cultural traditionsin person or on video. invite you to. Let the Feast Begin! For more information and reservations E-mail Us

140. Welcome To Callendar House museum home, callendar house, museums logo Visit our wellstocked Museum shop for inspirational gifts. For further details of these and our current http://www.falkirk.gov.uk/cultural/museums/call-ho.htm

Welcome to the unique experience, which is Callendar House. Open the door and explore six hundred years of Scottish history. Callendar House has many stories to tell and secrets to share. Enjoy a tour of one of Scotland's finest country houses. Marvel at the magnificent ceiling of the Cromwell stair and gaze at the impressive Morning and Drawing Rooms. See history brought to life in interpretive areas within the house. Experience for the first time in Scotland trained staff in period costume and surroundings, re-creating the daily routines of the past. Visit our two permanent exhibitions, "William Forbes's Falkirk", a major state of the art exhibition which will take you on a journey through time from the days of the jacobites to the advent of the railway. "The Story of Callendar House" which traces the story of the house and its occupants from the 11th century to the modern day and the part they played in shaping our nations history. In addition, we have a History Research Centre with a wealth of archive material on Falkirk and the surrounding areas extraordinary heritage. The Teashop at the stables, where the culinary heritage demonstrated in the kitchen at Callendar House is reflected in the menus. Enjoy a unique setting, charmingly decorated in Georgina style, serving delicious teas, coffees and home baking. Visit our well-stocked Museum shop for inspirational gifts.

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