Earlier this week we did another major move of items from the old location to the Mead Cultural Education Center. Things are looking so different at the old location – pictured above is the back storage room that once housed hundreds of collection pieces. It looks so much smaller now that all the shelves and boxes have been moved. Just another big step for us in our move from the old building. Make sure to save Friday, June 7 on your calendar and come to our Noon Feed Your Mi

The detailed task of improving the verandas at the Mead Cultural Education Center (MCEC) began this week with tuckpointing. For those unfamiliar with the term, it means our workers went in and carefully removed lose mortar between stones, then went back in and applied new mortar. It will be a long and tedious task, but is just the first step into adding life to the verandas. The Doyle Stevens Construction crew is also working on the sidewalks on the east side of the MCEC. If

Accessibility has been a major goal of everyone associated with the Mead Cultural Education Center. This week part of that goal was reached when the sidewalk through our courtyard to the elevator was installed thanks to Doyle Stevens Construction. This wide sidewalk will make access to our elevator easier for visitors and staff. Our Mead Matters 2019 campaign is underway and the money raised from this campaign will help with the installation of parking lots at the museum. I

With the weather finally getting nice we can focus on outside at the Mead Cultural Education Center. Mead Matters 2019 will be arriving in your mailboxes in the very near future. Inside you will see what our plans are for the parking lots and how you can help. These parking lots are necessary to accommodate all the visitors to the museum. If each recipient of this mailer made a donation to Mead Matters 2019, the Mead Cultural Education Center would be able to bring in larger