The phrase "museum activities" is correct and perfectly usable in written English.
It refers to any activities or programs that take place within a museum, such as guided tours, workshops, exhibits, events, etc. Example: "The museum offers a variety of engaging and educational museum activities for visitors of all ages."
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These days, the diversity and sophistication of museum activities for children is extraordinary.
This location, and an abundance of glass in the architecture, are intended to enhance the center's main purpose: offering a behind-the-scenes study of museum activities, she said.
"We are still hiring freelance curators if their expertise is needed," said Petra Joos, deputy director for museum activities at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, which enlisted the independent curator Ghislaine Wood for the "Surreal Things" exhibition in 2008 and Martin Sonnabend for the "Dürer" show in 2007.
Turning to community-focused recreational events, public gatherings such as festivals, museum activities and sporting events each share with GDHs the goal of inspiring visitors to take action 'at home'.
3. Make it a hunt This is the low-hanging fruit of great museum activities for kids, and tons of institutions offer scavenger hunts grouped by age, gallery type, or interest.
Native scholarship, criticism and museum activity are only beginning to ramp up, goosed by recent market rumblings and museum interest outside of India.
Mr Davey explained: "What is clear is that our grant in aid budgets for national portfolio organisations and museum activity will reduce by 1% and 2%.
"Maybe the use of 'curate' to refer to extra-museum activities is just metaphorical, akin to the way we use the word 'doctor' as a verb," Laura Hoptman, a senior curator at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York, wrote in an e-mail message.
She also plans to extend the museums activities into the diverse neighborhoods that make up Harlem.
The museum's activities this weekend focus on the stained-glass art of Louis Comfort Tiffany.
