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Gift Shop | Library | Peace Mandala | African Artifacts | World Instruments | Artists | Performers | Workshops
RECEPTION HALL
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1st Floor Showcase
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International Instruments
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Wall Map
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Folk Art of Four Continents: In Four Cases, Count the countries or the butterflies! What correspondences & differences do you see?
Guess What? Answers available from our docents and shopkeepers!
International Instruments: Try us out, softly and with respect!
Word Play: Add your words for butterfly, grandma, grandpa to our posters.
Wall Art: self-guided tour
"Marilyn Monroe" Siren's Rest Room!
GIFT SHOP & CRAFT KITS
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Gift Shop Display
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Gifts priced from $1.00 enable even the youngest visitors to take home a world treasure.
RESOURCE LIBRARY
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Soft chairs for reading and tables for homework/research
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Extraordinary Resource Library for children, adults, teachers. Books on overnight loan to members only, but we do have soft chairs for reading and tables for homework/research. Also, videos, cassettes, compact discs.
WORKSHOP
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Sand Painting Workshop conducted by Segun Olorunfemi
during Mariposa's second birthday celebration
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Jane Kronheim Political Folkart: Fun Elections without Chads
Segun Olorunfemi Artworks in sand, yarn, ink, batik
Community Artwork by Patrick Welby and Jane Kronheim
Quilts by Ann Winsor
World Games to Play
Computer to view our cultural CD-Rom collection
Kitchen
Moses Eaton "New England" Rest Room!
FOLK ART CORNER
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Folk Art
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CAMEL CARAVAN STAIRCASE GALLERY
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Follow the Camel Caravan staircase through Maori Country to the Silk Road
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Follow the camel caravan through the modern world to Ubar, the surviving marionette camel from New England Marionette Opera's final performance, Amahl and the Night Visitors, December 1998.
When children are raised with respect and curiosity towards
other cultures, the world will know more peace and less war.
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