"museum program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any type of program, event, or activity offered by a museum. Example: The museum program includes a guided tour of the exhibit, hands-on workshops, and a lecture on the history of the artifacts on display.
Museum program rates start at $250 per group and include admission to the museum and the Harvard Museum of Natural History (in the same building).
She often visits under the auspices of a museum program for people who are sight-impaired.
Fees and Payment: All Museum program fees for schools within the Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga BOCES district are BOCES aidable.
During a recent local visit in connection with the museum program, the mid dle‐aged Canadian vowed never to make a full‐length feature.
But in his museum program, offered a few days before Mendelssohn's 200th birthday (Feb. 3), Mr. Somary started small, with chamber and vocal scores.
"You don't want to have even the appearance that the museum program is for sale to whoever can write the check," he said.
Mr. Shapiro, who was director of the Los Angeles County Museum for 10 months in 1994, joined the High the next year as director of museum programs and its chief curator.
You can provide the programs but the programs museums tend to provide are for people who come to the museum, programs for those already in the chorus.
But some directors are concerned that museum programs are becoming money-driven.
As the number of home-schooling families grows, museum programs for them are springing up all over the country.
"The profits go back into the museum programs," said Susan DeLand, head of retail and merchandising at the Getty.
