In one way or another, all of the exhibitions focus on issues of war and peace, engaging the viewer to consider some of the most pressing issues of our time, be they local, international, or interpersonal. The Peace Museum's traveling exhibitions explore topics including the civil rights movement as chronicled through the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the role of popular music in efforts for social change, human rights, disarmament, conflict resolution, prisons, and more. The Peace Museum's traveling exhibitions can provide a focal point for peace education efforts in local communities. The exhibitions strengthen emerging peace programs, create local forums for discussion, generate support for future peace projects, and assist in increasing public awareness. For schools and community organizations who many not have exhibit space or may not be able to afford exhibit rental costs, The Peace Museum offers slide presentations of all three exhibitions at no charge.
Borrowers only pay for mailing costs.
For more information about the Museum's exhibition rentals, complete this online form or contact the Exhibitions Coordinator at The Peace Museum. Prices in this brochure are subject to change without notice. Please read the Conditions for Rental . Selections From the Permanent Collection View the whole descriptions page. View the conditions page.