Pages to Posters: The Visual Worlds of Simms Taback
Best known for his Caldecott Medal-winning book Joseph Had a Little Overcoat and the Caldecott honoree There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed…
Read MoreBest known for his Caldecott Medal-winning book Joseph Had a Little Overcoat and the Caldecott honoree There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed…
Read MoreWelcome to “Winter,” our new exhibition of the George Stuart Historical Figures®. Delving into the enchanting world of winter, the exhibition explores the myriad ways in which…
Read MoreFor thousands of years, they’ve shared the land, but over the past 175 years, as ranches, towns, and cities spread, the shrinking wild left little room for coexistence, often with deadly results for the lions.
Read MoreRan Sep 18 2025 through Nov 16 2025
The story of Juan Marion, a burglar who robbed dozens of homes, stores and railroad cars in the 1920s while evading the law in Ventura and Los Angeles counties.
Read MoreA brave shopkeeper named Walter Chaffee guarded the American flag outside his store, even when others tried to steal it away. During the Civil War, it was hard to be a Union supporter in California, but Walter and his friends secretly met to stand up for freedom and fairness for everyone.
Read MoreRest is not a luxury—it is essential. In a world that glorifies busyness, art offers a space for stillness and reflection. This serene…
Read MoreHow do we truly know what happened in the past? History is a collection of stories—interwoven, evolving, and shaped by the evidence left…
Read MoreRan Feb 27 2025 through Sep 18 2025
By Andy Ludlum — Even after 76 years, John Doughty’s memories as an 8-year-old in 1910 were as clear as if it were yesterday. The Simi Valley man said his mother, Annie, began crying and yelling when she first spotted Halley’s Comet. She fell to her knees and waved her arms up and down in prayer. She was certain the comet was a sign from God, “a cyclone that would burn a hole through the Earth.”
Read MoreThis exhibition features over 40 powerful photographic portraits of representatives of Mexican Indigenous communities in Ventura County, taken by internationally acclaimed photographer Diego…
Read MoreVentura County – Opening January 17, 2025,Museum of Ventura County invites you to experience What is Beauty? Rethinking Women’s Portraiture in Art, an…
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