"open museum" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to a museum that is currently open for visitors to explore, usually with a particular opening and closing time. For example, "The Natural History Museum is open from 9 AM to 5 PM today - go check it out!".
"We like to call Jordan an open museum.
"Downtown Hartford needs a lot more than an open museum," Mr. Wilkins said.
He hired two architects and they worked on making an inviting, open museum, with places for children to play.
There was a period when we couldn't even find Krebs's initials". Dr. Pyotrovsky said the Hermitage was now an "open museum". "We are there to show what we have, and to share our information with museum professionals," he said.
Lerounis calls the area an "open museum"; the valleys' reputation as a Garden of Eden, a lost land of innocent people, meant that a summer stop to see the Kalash used to be an adventurous part of the hippie trail.
"Notwithstanding the trend toward restricting public access to the grounds, the Executive Mansion remains one of among the world's only chief executive residences to operate as an open museum," said the 1995 report.
Others planned on spending the rest of their furloughed days at the open museums listed on their leaflet.
25, 2006) was of great interest to me, especially for its enumeration of billionaires who have recently opened or plan to open museums for their own art collections.
He said he planned to make the Hyde Park bones, donated by Mr. Lozier, a major exhibit in the institution's soon-to-open museum in Ithaca.
LE MARS, Iowa — There was no tour bus idling in the parking lot, no satellite trucks racing down the highway and no time for sightseeing excursions, unless you count driving by the soon-to-open museum here in a city that promotes itself as the Ice Cream Capital of the World.
The state news media said 23 feet of water had inundated a recently opened museum commemorating earthquake victims.
