MOAH is happening: Events at the Museum of American Heritage

Upcoming Events at the Museum of American Heritage

Unless otherwise noted, events and lectures are held in the Frank Livermore Learning Center at MOAH.
MOAH is located at 351 Homer Avenue in Palo Alto between Bryant and Waverley Streets and is accessible to people with disabilities.

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A History of Kitchen Gadgets

2013 Spring lecture series: 7:00 pm, Thursday, May 23

Kitchen gadgets are a fixture in homes around the world. Join culinary historian Peter Hertzmann as he describes how your favorite gizmo and many others came to be.

Fee: MOAH members: Free, Non-members: $10.00

American Quilts: Fact & Fiction

2013 Spring lecture series: 2:00 pm, Saturday, June 1

With stories about 11th Century Crusaders, Gulliver's Travels and the Underground Railroad, Beryl Self, MOAH curator and quilter, takes an unusual look at the history of American Quilts.

Fee: MOAH members: Free, Non-members: $10.00

Amazing Trees in Our Natural and Built Environment

2013 Spring lecture series: 7:00 pm, Wednesday, June 12

Join City of Palo Alto Arborist Dave Dockter on a virtual visit to some of Palo Alto's most significant and interesting trees. Dave will take us on a tour of some of the fun highlights, facts and rumors about famous and historically significant trees in our region. Palo Alto is named after a tree, so here is a way to learn more about them!

Fee: MOAH members: Free, Non-members: $10.00

Don't forget to check our schedule of classes for adults and children!

2013 Annual Museum Sponsors: * Frank Livermore Trust * Moore Family Foundation

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