Good To Great Presentations
November 18 @ 1:00 pm – 1:45 pm
Every object in the Art Museum’s collection has an interesting back story that you may never learn with out attending one of these interesting presentations that are part of your admission. During the presentation you will discover who created the object, who owned it, and how it ended up in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection. Each week an object will be explored by a curator, conservator, educator, archaeologist, or historian. This is another way they bring history to life! Here is the upcoming schedule
- September 9 – Sister Act: A Trio of Mississippi Portraits
- September 16 – Recent Archaeological Find
- September 23 – TBD
- September 30 – World’s Collide Treatments
- October 7 – Curator’s Favorite Things
- October 14 – Hull, Sanderson, & Dummer; America’s First Silversmiths
- October 21 – Archaeological Collections Highlight
- October 28 – Funerary Art
- November 4 – Recent Archaeological Find
- November 11 – Colors of Williamsburg
- November 18 – Finding Kinheche
These presentations are in the Hennage Auditorium and require either museum admission, a Good Neighbor Pass or an Annual Pass. The Hennage Auditorium is on the ground floor of the Art Museum of Colonial Williamsburg Schedule of programs can change. More Event Info
