Future Exhibits
The First People of California
Exhibition of California’s Indigenous People
September 7 - November 10
Have you ever wondered who lived in Danville and San Ramon long, long ago? Visit the world of the California Indian.
Indian Resources on Display
Tools (Stone and shell, Wood, Fiber), Maps,
Clothing, Natural Foods, Baskets, Games
Christmas Memories
Santa's Busiest Night
November 23, 2019 - January 4, 2020
The tradition continues with this popular exhibit! On display will be Christmas trees, a model train, Santa’s sleigh, historic holiday presents and much more. A children’s playhouse will be filled with toys and is a great photo opportunity. Stop by the Museum’s store for unique holiday gifts.
Beauty and the Beast
California Wildflowers & Climate Change
January 12—March 29, 2020
Exquisite photographs of California's wildflowers bring awareness to the beauty of the Golden State - as well as to the dangers facing our natural habitats from climate change. All geographic regions of California are highlighted in this stunning show.
The exhibit features 7 different sections: Mountains, Coastal, Desert, and Central Valley regions, the power of fire and renewal, a behind-the-scenes look at capturing these images, and an overview of California's geographic regions - those diverse and delicately balanced ecosystems supporting spectacular explosions of nature’s color. Most importantly, these beautiful images address how climate change and other human impacts effect California's wildflowers.
Photographers Rob Badger and Nita Winter are based in the Bay Area and have been been capturing powerful images for over three decades.
