Sentence examples for worthwhile museums from inspiring English sources

This goes doubly for college students (and their visiting parents) who, unless involved with the arts, rarely step into worthwhile museums right on campus.

There are bands on the weekends, along with scores of bikers who fill the patio while their bikes gleam out front. 7. Santa Ana, urban and artsy Discovery Science Center (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times) Santa Ana has some of O.C.'s grittiest corners, but it's also home to a pair of worthwhile museums and a growing number of galleries.

And the truth is that for all his wonderful achievements, Mandela only constitutes a tiny part of the fascinating transnational history of Cape Town, so save some money and some time and rather visit the numerous worthwhile museums and exhibitions that can be found in and around the city center.

You'll find this small but worthwhile museum inside the Collins Performing Arts Center (upstairs) on the U of M campus about 20 minutes north of Bangor.

However, it's the rest of the base which makes the visit worthwhile, lovingly restored as a museum in 1996 in honour of those who wintered and worked here from the mid-1940s to 1962, when the base fell into disrepair.

After reading the interview below, if you also agree that a Museum of Political Corruption sounds like a worthwhile idea, you can visit the museum's official website to offer your support and donations (they're also on Facebook).

Every day the award-winning library services some 2,000 visitors and hosts one or two events like cultural exhibitions or dialogues, thanks to a Finnish policy that taxpayer-subsidized libraries, museums, and adult education are worthwhile.

Leave them for museums who can weed out the really worthwhile and repair the bad restorations.

The crux of the matter, he said, is offering something different and using digital to make the experience worthwhile: "You don't want to go into a museum and just read something you could look up on Wikipedia.

As an experimental answer to the modish question of the place of dance in museums, the project was messy but fascinating and worthwhile.

A worthwhile digression: 100 of the water colours and drawings will tour six Australian museums (including the National Museum of Australia) next year after a recent agreement with the Museum of Natural History in Le Havre.