From noon to 4 p.m. Friday, veterans and military personnel can browse for free exhibits and artwork on display at the museum, 141 East Ave., in Norwalk. Three exhibits are currently featured, and they center around the history and diversity of Norwalk.
Exhibits include Norwalk Collects: Celebrating Four Historic Collections; and Eating off the Landscape: The Farrington Lockwood Dessert Service, curated by Elizabeth Pratt Fox; and Norwalk: Portrait of Diversity, with photography by the late Tony Velez.
The museum's gift shop showcases the work of over 15 Connecticut artists and artisans and features an array of merchandise, such as home decor, paintings, mixed media art, photography, greeting cards, jewelry, ornaments, books, housewares, clothing, accessories, vintage-inspired toys and pottery. Historical society logo gear is also available at the gift shop, officals said.
Veterans must show current ID card for active duty or retired or a DD Form 214 at the door. For more details, visit the website, send e-mail info@norwalkhistoricalsociety.org, or call (203) 846-0525.
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