They need to make some decisions about what direction the museum will take in the future. Since the '90s, some of the biggest crowds have come to the museum to see traveling educational exhibits. From animated dinosaurs to Mr. Rogers Neighborhood to Beakman's World, school-age children and their families have responded enthusiastically. The museum takes justifiable pride in the diversity of its exhibits, from 19th century American lithographs to Geoffrey Clifford's stunning Vietnam photographs. Local artist like members of the Wichita Falls Art Association hang here, as well as winners of the Junior Duck Stamp Competition.
Art classes thrive throughout the year.
Seasonal displays like the Santa Express draw thousands, as do big events like Spring Fling. Fill out the questionnaire and make your voice heard. Mail your completed survey to the Times Record News, Museum Survey, P.O. Box 120, Wichita Falls, Texas, 76307. Judith K. McGinnis' column appears in this space on Thursdays. Users of this site are subject to our User Agreement.