Museum Secrets Exposed in Twitter's #MuseumWeek Return

  • March 17, 2015 19:28

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#MuseumWeek starts March 23 on Twitter.

Coming up, #MuseumWeek will bombard the Twittersphere with art, antiques, and history factoids, tidbits, and surprises from March 23-29. This second edition (first time in the U.S.) of the weeklong celebration has over 1,400 museums and collections from 55 countries already signed up for a cultural tweetathon. 

There will be 7 days with 7 themes-- the first being #secretsMW where you can get a behind the scenes look at what’s happening at each museum--and even uncover a few well kept secrets.

For more information head to www.museumweek2015.org and follow @MuseumWeek and @ARTFIXdaily on Twitter.


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