Shelburne Museum, Inc.
Shelburne Museum, Inc.
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Mission
Mission: To broaden our audience, engage their curiosity, and give them an extraordinary museum experience. Vision: We envision Shelburne Museum as a nationally significant institution that is intellectually vibrant, seeking to provide visitors with stimulating experiences reflecting the highest standards of scholarship and the intelligence, whimsy, and courage of Electra Havemeyer Webb, our founder.
About
The operation of a museum of art and Americana includes impressionist paintings, folk art, quilts, textiles, decorative arts, furniture, American paintings and 17th to 20th-century artifacts. During 2018, the museum had 87,448 visitors, including 7,191 school children. Special exhibitions in 2018 included: Sweet Tooth, In the Garden, New England Now: Landscapes, Patty Yoder Rugs, Puppets: World on a String, Playing Cowboy, Mapping an Uneven Country: Bird's Eye View, Crystal Cawley and Bench Space. Special programs in 2018 included: programs for the visually impaired and those with Alzheimer's disease and dementia; school partnerships with a local private nursery school, and public elementary, middle and high schools; a summer camp partnership with a performing arts organization; one symposium for adult learners; art making workshops for adults and children; jazz programming as part of National Jazz Appreciation Month; a lecture series in partnership with other community organizations and not-for-profits; a conservation month talk; suites of adult programming in association with temporary exhibits; yoga classes in partnership with a local studio; numerous regular programs and special days for families; and school programs for students pre-K through college, as well as homeschool students, including significant underwriting of transportation for schools with high percentages (50% and more) of students on free and reduced lunch.
