$5 per child; Seating is limited. Please RSVP for this program by October 20. Have a spooktacular time at the museum painting pumpkins, crunching on snacks, and sipping cider! Everyone is encouraged to wear spooky, silly, beautiful, or kooky costumes and there will be aprons available to help protect their faboolous outfits. All necessary supplies...
$20 for members, $25 for general admission. Join National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library staff on a walking food tour of historic Czech Village. Learn about the unique history behind this fascinating neighborhood while sampling Czech food and drinks. Special stories associated with food and restaurants in the Village will be highlighted. The menu...
$20 for members, $25 for general admission. Join National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library staff on a walking food tour of historic Czech Village. Learn about the unique history behind this fascinating neighborhood while sampling Czech food and drinks. Special stories associated with food and restaurants in the Village will be highlighted. The menu...
What is Sokol? Why was it once banned by the Communists? Which athlete in Twists and Turns: The Story of Sokol has the most dashing moustache? Join us for an interactive tour of this new exhibit, and learn about the history of an organization that helped to build strong Czech, Slovak, and American communities. This...
What is Sokol? Why was it once banned by the Communists? Which athlete in Twists and Turns: The Story of Sokol has the most dashing moustache? Join us for an interactive tour of this new exhibit, and learn about the history of an organization that helped to build strong Czech, Slovak, and American communities. This...
Egg decorating is an important and beautiful part of Czech and Slovak culture. Normally it would be done with real egg shells, wax, and dyes, a technique called kraslice (also the Czech word for Easter egg). Today we will be making our own kraslice-inspired egg crafts designed by Becky Popelka, owner of Big Picture Gallery...
Egg decorating is an important and beautiful part of Czech and Slovak culture. Normally it would be done with real egg shells, wax, and dyes, a technique called kraslice (also the Czech word for Easter egg). Today we will be making our own kraslice-inspired egg crafts designed by Becky Popelka, owner of Big Picture Gallery...
See members of the Doris Southard Lace Guild demonstrate this beautiful craft. Demonstrations take place at the museum each month on the second Wednesday in Rozek Grand Hall.
See members of the Doris Southard Lace Guild demonstrate this beautiful craft. Demonstrations take place at the museum each month on the second Wednesday in Rozek Grand Hall.