Events at this location

Join us as John & Elaine Yznaga talk about their recent trip to Antarctica. They flew into the Southern tip of Chile where they explored the southern tip of South America including Patagonia before going on to Antarctica. Hear about their adventure getting there and the wildlife seen in both South America and Antarctica. Sites include penguin colonies, glaciers flowing to the water’s edge as well as many icebergs floating in the water and even some of the underwater life. Admission to the program is free for museum members; otherwise there will be a general $5 admission fee.

Interested in Genealogy? Do you want to get started or need help with your genealogical research? Then come to learn more and get help from one of our experts that will be on-site to assist you at this free workshop for the public. This is part of our series of events celebrating our Country’s Semiquincentennial.

Join us for the 1943 western film Cheyenne Roundup. Gils Brandon and his outlaw friends buy the ghost town of El Dorado which becomes a boom town when gold is discovered. When Gils gets into more trouble his twin brother Buck finds him just before he dies. Seeing the resemblance, the Sheriff suggests that Buck go to El Dorado as the sheriff’s stooge. The return and together they clean up the lawlessness.

THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO A LAST MINUTE SCHEDULING CONFLICT. Historian, attorney and professor Michel Paradis will do a program on “The 1942 Doolittle Raid on Tokyo – Its Aftermath, Greenville’s Dean Hallmark, and the War Crimes Trials After the War.” He is the author of several books, including The Light of Battle about Dwight Eisenhower. Paradis has appeared on or written for the PBS NewsHour, CBS, MSNBC, CNBC, C-SPAN, Netflix, NPR, The Atlantic, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Lawfare, Just Security, Articles of War and others. Thank you to Roundtable Platinum and Gold Sponsors: ETAMU History Dept., GEUS, Curtis & Alexander P.C., Alliance Bank, Lou King, Frank Treadaway, Rocky Clinton, Robinson Family, Rene Griffin, Ralph Williams, Graham Sweeney, and Carol Taylor. Admission to the program is free.

Join us at the Museum for a fun night of Mystery and Murder! Bring out you inner Sherlock Holmes as you investigate by talking to suspects, identifying the murder weapon, and locating the murder scene in this Clue game brought to life. There will also be light hors d’oeuvres and mocktails available during the event. Tickets are $15. This year we also have a limited number VIP tickets available for $20, you will get a 10 minute head start and a free museum membership for a year. To purchase tickets come by the Museum or call us at 903-450-4502. You can also purchase tickets at this link https://paybee.io/@audiemuseum@5

Join us for this unique scavenger hunt game that is played around the world! Everyone will have the fun opportunity to capture munzees on the museum grounds and inside the museum that will only be available during the event. There will also be free admission to the museum for all participants during the event. Never played munzee before? Go to www.munzee.com to learn more and download their app. Funding is provided in part by the City of Greenville Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax Revenues.