History & heritage on the Gogebic Range. Tuesday night, 6 pm, discover how to your tell your story & share your heritage at Theatre North. Businesses & people interested in history are invited to tell their story to thousands of visitors. The only Smithsonian Museum on Main Street Exhibition in the U.P., Wisconsin or Minnesota scheduled for 2015 takes place on the Gogebic Range. The Way We Worked exhibition hosted by theDowntown Art Place in Ironwood will attract thousands of visitors next April and May. We want to direct our guests to historical and heritage exhibitions throughout the Gogebic Range. Everyone with a story to tell and every place that wants to host an exhibition can participate. Turn your historic photos, collections and recollections into an exhibition and present it at a local venue. Find out how at the Ironwood community meeting this week. We are seeking local exhibit ideas and looking for establishments open to the public interested in hosting these exhibits. In late September we will begin matching exhibitors and venues to create a history and heritage festival for April and May of 2015 complimenting The Way We Worked Smithsonian Exhibition in Ironwood. Interested exhibitors and venues can take a look at The Gogebic Range TWWW Survey online at tinyurl/kav85jd The Way We Worked has been made possible in the Downtown Art Place, Ironwood, MI by the Michigan Humanities Council. The Way We Worked, an exhibition created by the National Archives, is part of Museum on Main Street, a collaboration between the Smithsonian Institution and State Humanities Councils nationwide. Support for Museum on Main Street has been provided by the United States Congress.
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