The Texarkana Museums System offers 4 fun and fascinating ways to explore Texarkana’s past, present and future. TMS operates the Museum of Regional History, Discovery Place Interactive Museum, the Ace of Clubs House and the
P. J. Ahern Home – all in historic downtown Texarkana, USA. Scroll down and begin exploring!
The Museum of Regional History also serves as your Texarkana Arts & Historic District Visitors Center, welcoming you with a cup of coffee and information on locations and events in our inviting downtown that you won’t want to miss out on your visit.
P. J. Ahern Home – all in historic downtown Texarkana, USA. Scroll down and begin exploring!
The Museum of Regional History also serves as your Texarkana Arts & Historic District Visitors Center, welcoming you with a cup of coffee and information on locations and events in our inviting downtown that you won’t want to miss out on your visit.
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Passport for Museums
Texarkana, USA - 4th grade teachers in underserved schools now have the opportunity to apply for a grant for FREE field trips to any of the Texarkana Museums System properties thanks to underwriting by the Arkansas Community Foundation and the Texarkana Museums System.
Passports for Museums will award up to 750 students and chaperones access to a free field trip at any of the 4 museums within your local Texarkana Museums System. Trips can be scheduled from January through the end of May 2020 and grants are available for teachers at schools with a 65% or higher Federal Free/Reduced Lunch ratio.
Explore early Texarkana history and heritage at the Museum of Regional History. Design, touch and create at Discovery Place Interactive Museum. Find out how the Ace of Clubs House got its name and how life in the 1900’s differs from today. Learn how a man from Ireland made his living in Texarkana and at the P. J. Ahern Home.
Applications for the Passports for Museums program are open now until December 15th by visiting www.TexarkanaMuseums.org/Passports4Museums. Need more information or have a question? Call 903.793.4831 or email Discovery@TexarkanaMuseums.org.
The Texarkana Museums System (TMS) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit educational organization that offers high-quality learning experiences focusing on history, science, art, and music. TMS is committed to the collection and conservation of materials relating to the human occupation of the region, to the preservation of the buildings it holds in trust for the people of the Four States Area, and to the enhancement of cultural opportunities and quality of life for all its residents. TMS is committed to maintaining professional and ethical excellence in all its operations and adheres to the standards set forth by the American Alliance of Museums.
Texarkana, USA - 4th grade teachers in underserved schools now have the opportunity to apply for a grant for FREE field trips to any of the Texarkana Museums System properties thanks to underwriting by the Arkansas Community Foundation and the Texarkana Museums System.
Passports for Museums will award up to 750 students and chaperones access to a free field trip at any of the 4 museums within your local Texarkana Museums System. Trips can be scheduled from January through the end of May 2020 and grants are available for teachers at schools with a 65% or higher Federal Free/Reduced Lunch ratio.
Explore early Texarkana history and heritage at the Museum of Regional History. Design, touch and create at Discovery Place Interactive Museum. Find out how the Ace of Clubs House got its name and how life in the 1900’s differs from today. Learn how a man from Ireland made his living in Texarkana and at the P. J. Ahern Home.
Applications for the Passports for Museums program are open now until December 15th by visiting www.TexarkanaMuseums.org/Passports4Museums. Need more information or have a question? Call 903.793.4831 or email Discovery@TexarkanaMuseums.org.
The Texarkana Museums System (TMS) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit educational organization that offers high-quality learning experiences focusing on history, science, art, and music. TMS is committed to the collection and conservation of materials relating to the human occupation of the region, to the preservation of the buildings it holds in trust for the people of the Four States Area, and to the enhancement of cultural opportunities and quality of life for all its residents. TMS is committed to maintaining professional and ethical excellence in all its operations and adheres to the standards set forth by the American Alliance of Museums.
