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M U S E U M B U L L E T I NA Quarterly Newsletter for Museum Members Vol. XIII No. 1 • Winter 2020

2 & 3 • EVENTS

5 • MAD HATTER’S TEA PARTY

6 & 7 • SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

On the cover | 1955 Robert T. McKee Student Art Exhibition, Haggin Museum Archives

IN THIS ISSUE

MUSEUM EVENTS

J.C. Leyendecker, Magazine Cover - Leap Year, The Saturday Evening Post, Haggin Museum Collection

This painting by J.C. Leyendecker, originally created for the February 29, 1908 cover for The Saturday Evening Post, will be on display in February celebrating the 2020 Leap Year!

Playing upon the old tradition of unmarried women being encouraged to propose marriage on Leap Year day, Leyendecker featured a bachelorette chasing a terrified cupid in this cover illustration.

IT’S A LEYENDECKER LEAP YEAR!

COLLECTION HIGHLIGHT

HAGGIN MUSEUM BULLETIN JANUARY | FEBRUARY | MARCH 2020 | HAGGINMUSEUM.ORG HAGGINMUSEUM.ORG | 2 3

Get creative at the Haggin! 2nd Saturday events are designed for children ages 5-12, and feature hands-on events for families. Activities include art projects, interactive programs and museum-wide events. Reservations are not required, but seating is available on a first come,

first served basis. Materials and activities are included with regular admission.

FLIP AND FLEXSAT, JAN 11 | 1:30 - 3PMStretch out your winter muscles and put your STEAM thinking caps on as you design your own flextangle. These moving paper hexagons allow you to have three works of art in one!

TUG AT THE HEARTSTRINGSSAT, FEB 8 | 1:30 - 3PMLearn the basics of embroidery as you sew your own felt heart ornament. Keep it as a treasure for yourself or give it to your Valentine!

SOW A SEEDSAT, MAR 14 | 1:30 - 3PMCelebrate spring by using colored beans to design your own mosaic work of art. Group colors to make patterns and shapes or go abstract—the sky’s the limit.

2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. DiehlFor more information, contact the Education Department at 209.940.6315 or [email protected]

Complimentary wine from Weibel Family Vineyards & Winery and snacks courtesy of the Junior Women’s Group will be available beginning at 6:30 pm every 1st & 3rd Thursday evening, when the museum is open until 9 pm.

THURSDAY, FEB 6 | 7 PMWashboard Monkeys | Washboard

Monkeys began as three friends jamming in a Stockton living

room on a Saturday in January of 2015. They played their first gig that spring on the Earth Day stage at Victory

Park. The three had such a great time that they became five. Their eclectic style and infectious vocal harmonies

bring irreverent fun to the stage.

THURSDAY, JAN 2 | 7 PMWinter Festival | Are you

looking for a fun night out with the family? Brave the

cold and bring the whole family to celebrate winter

with an evening of fun games and crafts. There

may be a chill in the air, but it’s warm at the Haggin!

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Enjoy a special evening at the Haggin Museum.Events vary each month with special guests, live

music, wine and more!

Grab your friends or make it a date!

THURSDAY, JAN 16 | 7 PMMark & Cindy Lemaire | While fingerstyle guitarist Mark Lemaire’s solo compositions stand as complete statements, his harmonies with Cindy are so perfectly matched that they seem like two people with one voice, creating something both authentic and unique. The couple toured the world, performing last year from New Zealand to Scotland to Canada, as well as here in the states.

THURSDAY, FEB 20 | 7 PMPacific Avenue Clarinets | Five clarinets and an occasional percussionist play original works and transcriptions for clarinet. Performances feature sounds from Coltrane to Bozza. Michael Hernandez, Amanda Martin, Connor Moen, Christina Severin, and Chris Steffanic work together to bring out a unique “sound picture” of every piece; whether the work is jazz oriented, mid-eastern, European, or classical American, every work has a distinctive collage of sounds.

THURSDAY, MAR 5 | 7 PMErnest Troost | “If the Carter

Family, Robbie Robertson, and Alfred Hitchcock wrote songs

together they might sound like this,” says Ernest Troost

of his evocative folk and blues inspired songwriting

and guitar work. An Emmy-award winning film and

television composer, Troost promises pensive, sometimes

snarling but lyrically driven Americana for fans of blues style

guitar picking with timeless stories and colorful character portrayals.

THURSDAY, MAR 19 | 7 PMClaudia Russell & Bruce Kaplan | Claudia Russell and Bruce Kaplan traverse a wide Americana landscape, stopping at wondrous musical landmarks along the way, tipping their hat to string bands, blues divas, jazz cats, Village folkies, Bakersfield cowboys, and Laurel Canyon troubadours. Their performance is served up with a generous helping of homespun humor and shaggy dog stories, making for a heartfelt and humorous evening of deeply engaging music.

MUSEUM NEWS

1201 N Pershing AveVictory Park • Stockton Education Dept: 209.940.6315 HAGGINMUSEUM.ORG

MAKE CONNECTIONSat the HAGGIN MUSEUM

Join our community of docents—today!

Docents are a vital part of the Museum’s education department and provide support by leading tours for visitors of all ages, participating in community outreach, and volunteering at events. Docents enhance the visitor experience and create connections.

BECOME A DOCENT

Art training begins January 2020

DOCENT NEWS

Haggin Museum Docents are a vital part of the Museum’s Education Department and provide support by leading tours for visitors of all ages, participating in community outreach, and volunteering at events. Docents enhance the visitor experience and create connections between the Haggin’s collections and guests.

Our docents participate in both history and art training to prepare for their role at the museum—learning about regional history and the Haggin’s collection of 19th and 20th century art. The next round of docent art training begins late-January, meeting most Tuesdays through early-April. This year’s Art Coordinators are Claudia Collignon and Deb Miles. Both have been working closely with the Haggin’s Education Department to develop the art training and will serve as mentors to the incoming docent trainees.

Have you ever wondered what the docent volunteers do at the Haggin Museum? Have you ever considered becoming a docent volunteer? Now is your chance to learn more about our docent program! Drop by the museum to meet current docents, go on a spotlight tour, experience our Museum2Schools programs, and learn more about what it means to become a docent. The next docent training course begins in January and focuses on the Museum’s art collection, but no prior art knowledge is necessary.

“I have always loved learning about art and history. I was drawn to the Haggin Museum because it provides a unique experience as it brings art and history together in one place,” explains Claudia. “Becoming a

docent is rewarding for me in many ways, but mostly it allows me to share my knowledge and appreciation for art and history with others.”

“Being a docent is multifaceted— I can be a storyteller while leading tours then turn around and socialize with visitors at our late night Thursday events,” says Deb. “I’m looking forward to the docent art training as it gives me joy to share the information I’ve learned about our collection with others.”

ART TRAINING 2020

MEET OUR ART COORDINATORS

Claudia Collignon

Docent Meet & Greet

Interested in becoming a docent at the Haggin Museum? Contact the Education Department at (209) 940-6315 or email [email protected].

Deb Miles

LEARN MORE

Tuesday, January 14, 2020 | 10 am - 12 pm


MUSEUM NEWS

Join the Mad Hatter, Alice and the White Rabbit at the 25th Annual Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. This popular springtime event, started by the Museum Store Auxiliary in

the early-90s, is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic story Alice in Wonderland. You will be able to meet characters from the book, including Alice, the White Rabbit and the Queen of Hearts; all are brought to life by local drama students.

Tea is served from elegant silver tea services, accompanied by delicious canapés, cookies and other tea time treats prepared by Museum Store Auxiliary members.

This annual event is much anticipated by museum members and sells out, so watch for your invitations during the last week of February and make your reservations promptly.

For more information, contact Jan Gerst at (209) 462-2300 or [email protected]. If you know of families who would like to attend but are not members, please encourage them to join the museum by contacting Visitor Services & Membership Coordinator Celia Castro at (209) 940-6316 or [email protected].

Mad Hatter’s Tea PartySaturday, March 28, 2020

10:30 am - 12:30 pm

Members of the Haggin Museum receive valuable benefits including—but not limited to—free admission to the museum year-round, access to Member’s Only events, and a discount on Museum Store purchases. Membership at the Supporting level ($100) and above includes NARM reciprocal benefits. The North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Association offers reciprocal benefits to members of over 1,000 arts and cultural institutions. Some NARM affiliated arts organizations include: Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock; Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento; Asian Art Museum, San Francisco; de Young Museum, San Francisco; Legion of Honor, San Francisco. Members can visit the NARM website to see a full list of participating organizations.

To join or upgrade your membership, please contact our Visitor Services & Membership Coordinator Celia Castro at (209) 940-6316 or [email protected].


SPECIAL EXHIBITION

Image captions: (left) SWORD DANCE IN A CAFÉ – A performance by a traveling female dancer known as a Ghawazi, (top right) POLLICE VERSO – Thumbs down for a gladiator in the Colosseum, (bottom right) BASHI-BOUZOUK CHIEFTAN – An Ottoman mercenary with his narghile or water pipe. All prints are part of the Haggin Museum Collection.

The French artist Jean Leon Gérôme (1824-1904) was one of the most popular and wealthy artists of his time. This was

due largely to the subject matter of his paintings and the fact that many of these original works were later reproduced as prints.

He is best known for his re-creations of scenes from classical antiquity and depictions of contemporary historical events and Orientalist scenes. This latter category consisted of works based upon Gérôme’s many trips to both Turkey and Egypt

where he sketched, took photographs and collected costumes and artifacts to help ensure the accuracy of the paintings he would later create in his studio. As his fame grew, Gérôme’s paintings were acquired by wealthy collectors, including the Haggins—five of which are part of the Museum’s collection.

Another collector of Gérôme’s works was the prominent Parisian art dealer Adolphe Goupil, who also ran a publishing company. The two began their collaboration in 1859, with Goupil producing prints of some of the artist’s best known paintings. Made by a process that combined copper plate engraving with photography, these prints preserved the richness and attention to detail that were the hallmarks of Gérôme’s paintings. And because the prints could be purchased for a fraction of an original painting, the artist’s work could now be enjoyed by a much larger audience, both in Europe and the United States. Their business relationship must have been quite an amicable one, for in 1863 Gérôme married Goupil’s daughter, Marie.

A selection of the Museum’s collection of 99 Gérôme/Goupil prints will be on display in the New Gallery beginning Thursday, March 5.

GÉRÔME’S PRINTSPopularizing the Painter


2020 UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

ARTHUR BEAUMONT: ART OF THE SEAAPR 16 - AUG 16

61ST STOCKTON ART LEAGUE JURIED EXHIBITIONSEPT 3 - NOV 1

RICH TURNER: A CAREER IN PROGRESSNOV 19 - JAN 17, 2021

AWKWARD FAMILY PHOTOSNOV 19 - JAN 17, 2021

SPECIAL EXHIBITION

All San Joaquin county K-12 teachers are invited to participate. For more information on how to submit student art for the exhibition, view the 2020 exhibition guidelines, available on the museum website www.hagginmuseum.org.

Robert T. McKee established the McKee Student Art Exhibition in 1931, the same year the museum opened. Pictured to the left : McKee & Eila Haggin McKee on their honeymoon in 1924.

89th Annual Robert T. McKee Student Art ExhibitionFebruary 20—March 29, 2020

Celebrate the arts in education during the 89th Annual Robert T. McKee Student Art Exhibition, the longest running

student art exhibition in the country! This event features the work of student artists from kindergarten through grade 12. The exhibition was first envisioned by founding patron Robert T. McKee, whose goal was to encourage students by providing a public venue for their artwork. All schools in San Joaquin County—public, private, charter, parochial and home-schools—receive invitations to submit their work. On average, Haggin receives 1,000 pieces of art chosen by the teachers as the best in their class. The Museum’s Tuleburg and West galleries will be filled with two- and three-dimensional art works created in crayon, colored pencil, pastel, watercolor, oil and acrylic paint, photography, and other mediums.

Opening Reception:Saturday, February 22, 2020 | 1:30 - 3 pm

This year the Museum will hold a welcome reception for students, their families, and teachers on February 22nd. This event is FREE to everyone and sponsored by the Junior Women’s Group of the Haggin Museum who will provide punch and cookies to the guests.

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1931

A LOOK BACK:

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1958

1982

Student Artwork Submission:


AUXILIARIES & DONORS

DEPARTMENT OF MUSEUM TRAVELMARINE WILDLIFE TOUR

Take a cruise on Elkhorn Slough on an accessible pontoon boat in calm inland waters to view playful sea otters, curious harbor seals, sea lions and hundreds of birds. Hear the history of Elkhorn Slough, a sanctuary for marine wildlife, from an informative tour guide.

Afterwards, enjoy a no-host lunch at the famous Phil’sFish Market and Eatery, a rustic beach restaurant with an extensive menu. In the afternoon, visit the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve to hear more about the slough’s history and view habitats of the wildlife that live in this beautiful inlet.

Bring your camera or sketch pad to capture a memorable scene to take home. This trip has a limit of 24 participants.

For more information & reservations: Tour Escort: Joan Mifsud at (209) 403-5438 [email protected] Assistant: Cheryl Kilsdonk at [email protected]

*To secure a reservation, book soon. Reservations must be received by April 8, 2020; no refunds will be given after this date.

Elkhorn Slough Safari Nature Boat Tour & Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Reserve Visitor CenterWednesday, April 29, 2020 | 7:15 am - 6:30 pm$120 for members* | $155 for non-members

DMT: LOOKING AHEAD...

•Angel Island and 99 Ranch Market Tour, 6/13/20

•Shakespeare Festival, Ashland OR, 9/16-19/20

•Italian Vistas with Collette, 3/15/21 - 3/27/21

THANK YOU!The Museum Store hosted the annual Holiday Open House in early November 2019. The event was a great success! Members and their guests got a head start on holiday shopping while enjoying some early holiday cheer and delicious treats. The Museum Store would like to thank all of the dedicated members and volunteers who help make this a special museum event each and every year.

MUSEUM STORE NEWS

Reserve your spot today!

JAN 25, 2020“James Tissot:

Fashion & Faith”Legion of Honor

San Francisco

$95 members

$130 non-members

Reservations:Beverly Fitch McCarthy

(209) 463-6957 Must be reserved by 1/17/20


AUXILIARIES & DONORS

LADIES AUXILIARY TO CALIFORNIA PIONEERSSPRING CARD PARTYWednesday, April 1, 2020 | 1 – 4 pmReservations: $12.50 per person; $50 per table

The Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers will hold its 92nd annual card party on Wednesday, April 1 at the Haggin Museum.

This auxiliary event began in 1928 to raise funds to build the museum. It features the card game of your choice preceded by a delicious dessert, coffee and tea. Men are welcome to join in on the fun!

The reservation deadline is Monday, March 23. For more information, call Darlene Ferrario at (209) 952-4503. Please make your check payable to LACP and mail to Darlene Ferrario at 5837 Morgan Place #86, Stockton, CA 95219

The LACP was pleased to welcome Haggin Museum CEO Tod Ruhstaller at its October luncheon at the Stockton Golf & Country Club. After Tod’s presentation, LACP President Elaine Dixon Ugarkovich presented him with a check for $2,000 for the museum from the LACP. (see photograph above)

Our first meeting of the year will be our potluck luncheon on February 5 at noon.

At the March 4 meeting at 1 pm, our program will feature Dillon Delvo, Co-founder and Executive Director of the Little Manila Foundation.

Guests are welcome to attend the monthly presentations at the museum.

THANK YOU!

Each holiday season the Museum is beautifully decorated by the Junior Women’s Group Auxiliary, which also hosts the biennial Family Christmas Party. The JWG transformed the Museum into a winter wonderland of shinning and twinkling lights for the “Oh What Fun it is to Ride Christmas Party” held in December. Over 400 guests enjoyed a variety of delicious food, holiday music, singing along with elves and visiting with Santa Claus. JWG and the Haggin Staff are grateful for the assistance of the Stockton firefighters who provide much of the heavy lifting for the event set-up and clean-up. The Haggin’s Board of Trustees and staff would like to thank all volunteers whose efforts benefit our members and visitors during the holiday season.

JUNIOR WOMEN’S GROUP

LACPElaine Dixon Ugarkovich

HAGGIN SOCIAL CLUBCatey Campora

DOCENT COUNCILRhonda Sanders

DEPT OF MUSEUM TRAVELBeverly Fitch McCarthy

JUNIOR WOMEN’S GROUPCarol Gassner & Jan Redding

MUSEUM STORE AUXILIARYAmanda Cottrell

2020 AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS


MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS

G I F T M E M B E R S H I P SJuly 25, 2019 - November 6, 2019

Membership Given To Membership Given By

FAMILYMr. & Mrs. Gino Celli Vicki & Lory Mussi

Kate & Nathan Mussi Vicki & Lory Mussi

Celisa & Nicholas Mussi

Vicki & Lory Mussi

Eric & Kara Sutherland

Gail Brodie & Jack Cope

INDIVIDUAL Catherine Christensen Ms. Carol E. Sims

Amanda Lee Robert & Lisa Lee

SUPPORTING

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barron

Carolyn & Richard Turpin

Valerie & Clayton Elrod

Connie Edwards

Kiran Hayat & Ramon Palacios

Nancy Alvarez

Jenn & Kaben Kramer

Maricela Ruiz

Kayti Ohanen

Patricia Alapizco

Kalli & Luis Ponce

Dana Thompson

Justin J. & Megan Soulsby

Kevin & Deborah Soulsby

Cynthia Texeira

Aurora Chong

Dr. Richard H. Turpin

Carolyn & Richard Turpin

Tim & Meghan Weyrich

Kevin & Deborah Soulsby

Megan Zeydel & Family

Austin Cipres

N E W A N D U P G R A D E D * M E M B E R S H I P SJuly 25, 2019 - November 6, 2019

CORNERSTONE PHILANTHROPISTLeticia & Jorge Robles*

CORNERSTONE PATRONPhyllis N. Spoon*

CORNERSTONE FRIENDSHIPBrent & Ann Lesovsky

SUPPORTINGGeorge BakerCarla & Blake BombenMargot & Stephen BridgeCynthia & Glenn ClarkeLinda Derivi & Steve Castellanos*Jack Ferrill and Kelly Johnson*Susan & Bill Filios*Wendy & Gary Frush*Patricia Gentile & Doug WelchVince Giese & Shauna CantrellAntonio & Thalia GilBrooke V. GrantEmily & Nick HoganEdyta KulinskiPatrick & Elizabeth Laird*Dr. Roger Lang & Dr. Lois Lang*Larry & Joan Lee*Bill & Susan LoykoSarah E. Mills*Marenko & Stephen Morgan*Robert Protell & Elizabeth Holt Protell*Carie McFadden-Medeiros & Walter MedeirosMichael SagehornPatricia Samuelson & Thomas AmbrosiniLinda & Jeff SeverinMalen & Bev Stroh*Mark ThomasCarol J. Thomas*Amy Tomek & Family*Jenny & Tom Van De Pol*Paul & Cathy Wallace*

FAMILY Tim & Karen ArnoldTerry & Suzy Cossette*Linda Dempsey & Kevin LabrumPeggy Lou Almaraz Fast & Mark P. PerezChris & Jennifer FongWilliam & Mary Fry*Blake GonsalvesTed Harrison

Gerald Henderson & Mikhael HartJames & Zina HopsonTeressa KilleenSherry Lee & Mike BusseyChris Livengood & Xiannan JinStephen & Lehua MaciasCathy MontagueGrace Morledge & Mark Russell*Sharon NorbutasMary Raymond & Michael OroscoAmy M. Roberts*Lisa RothDarlene Schenone & Gina RobledoKathryn & Roger TiffanyMilo Turaylich & Michael BogdanichThomas & Patsy Wilson

INDIVIDUALPam AcklesTherese BabineauDaniel BreretonJose J. De SantiagoBarbara Cohoon DemmonsEva HassElisa Marie HermanceJacqueline HubbardPat HunterJohn LammRose Connie Lira-BeuerNancy LucasLori McGeeJames McIlwrathSheldon MillerShirley MolinaPam OstromJulia RapozaTeresa RiceKathleen RodriguezAmy SchmidtPeggy ShapiroKatie WalterBeth Williamson

M E M O R I A L G I F T SJuly 25, 2019 - November 6, 2019

In memory of Franco AngeliniMark F. Ornellas & Debbie M. de Ganna

In memory of Ilse AntonelliPaul & Terry House

In Honor of Pat DelucchiThe Cosgrove Team at Keller Williams Realty


MEMBERSHIP & GIFTS

In memory of Eleanor V. Di GiorgioMichael & Joy Panzer

In memory of Terence FlynnAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Johnny GainzaDoug & Marsha Haydel

In memory of Gary GianniniPeter & Wendy Gannon

In memory of Richard KaschtPaul & Terry House

In memory of Alice G. LenzMr. & Mrs. James AcostaAntonini FamilyBAC Community BankBruce & Alyce BenningerDianne & Louis BernadicouMr. & Mrs. Philip C. BerolzheimerKeith & Cheryl BewleyDorothy BramwellMrs. Mary Phelan BrierlyWalter BrownJerry & Jane ButterfieldJill & John CallisSusan J. CaulfieldJudy Johnson CheadleMary Schuler ClarkBarbara CookCortopassi Family FoundationKim Eayrs-CostaMimi EberhardtJohn & Dorothy EwingBarbara FoyPaula FragoThe Getty FamilyRichard & Janet GhioJack & Bette GianelliPatty Jordan GreenMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey GreenbergCaroline GwerderTim & Judy HachmanMike & Carol HakeemJoe & Beth HandelMr. & Mrs. Michael HeffernanMrs. Marge HellwigGail & Calvin HendersonMrs. Eleanor HilkenPatrick & Judith HobinAthalia HunefeldMr. & Mrs. John IacopiDean Janssen & Kathleen Lagorio JanssenKevin & Denise JonesMarylee & Bert LevyConni LombardoBrian & Tami Louie

Lyndon & Elise LowThe Ronald Maccini FamilyCarolyn MallettChris & Kathy MarrFrancine McClureThe Britt & Mary Shea McConnell FamilyMs. Karen L. McKeeFran MeredithJames M. Morris & Robin C. AppelOmega Nu SororityMark F. Ornellas & Debbie M. de GannaMichael & Joy PanzerFrank & Nancy QuacinellaSusan RearicEv & Stacey ReyKen & Gayle RileyCarolyn RobbKay & Donald RuhstallerAurene B. ScheneRichard & Vicky SchroebelSusan Ann ScottErnie & Pam SegaleHenry & Joan SheaThe Sinnock FamilyLarry & Kathleen SolariNancy SpiekermanJudy TakemotoThe Gordon T. and Melissa A. Egan Family FoundationWilliam R. TrezzaMs. Bonnie VisticaRob & Sara WatersArt & Camille Wyatt

In memory of Sally MillerKathelen Johnson

In memory of Dolores NejedlyJerry & Jane Butterfield

In memory of Patricia SimmonsGary & Trish Kerns

In memory of Bruce P. SpoonPhyllis N. Spoon

In memory of Kay SweetDoug & Marsha HaydelRobert & Marlene Hnath

In memory of Lydia Chelli TraversoPeter & Wendy Gannon

In memory of Edith Grace WackerlyHelen Vignolo

H O N O R A R I U M G I F T SJuly 25, 2019 - November 6, 2019

In Celebration of the Birthday of Sherry McGeeNancy Deguire

In honor of Norma Miller’s 100th BirthdayJoy FaglerRobert & Marlene Hnath

S P EC I A L G I F T SJuly 25, 2019 - November 6, 2019

GrantsWilliam Knox Holt Foundation

Park Bixby Tower, Inc.

Unrestricted GiftsJanet Giffen

Norman Goldstein & Janice Dougall

Valerie Hogan & Rob Hammon

Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers

Frederick & Juanita Diaz Medina

Ms. Gillian Murphy & Dr. Gary Putnam

Stacey & Rand Shurson

William Swagerty & Shirley Dickerman

The Eleanora P. Touhey Disaster & Relief Fund

For more information about memberships contact:

Celia Castro at 209.940.6316or [email protected]

Donations and memberships at all levels make your museum greater. It allows the Haggin to provide access to art & history for all. We greatly appreciate all of your support!

THANK YOU!


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HOURSWEDNESDAY — FRIDAY 1:30 - 5 PMSATURDAY — SUNDAY 12 - 5 PM1st & 3rd THURSDAY 1:30 - 9 PM

ADMISSION$8 Adults • $7 for Seniors (65+) • $5 for Students, Youth (10 - 17)FREE for Haggin Museum Members and children under 10 with an adultFREE General Admission on the 1st Saturday of each month

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MUSEUM STAFFTod Ruhstaller • Chief Executive Officer, Curator of History

Susan Obert • Deputy Director, Director of Development

Shelley Castillo • Accountant

Andrea Dompe • Collections Manager

Jacquelyn George • Collections Assistant

Lindsey Munzel • Director of Education

Aly Kowalski • Education Assistant

Celia Castro • Visitor Services, Membership Coordinator

Amanda Zimmerman • Publicity & Marketing Coordinator

Sherry McGee • Administrative Assistant

Lisa Falls • Museum Store Manager

Barbara Avey • Museum Store Assistant

Cheryl Taylor • Museum Store Assistant

Joshua Niemeyer • Facilities Superintendent

Rachel Rose • Visitor Services Associate

Erik Weiss • Head Guard

John Espinoza • Guard

Manuel Najera • Guard

Teresa Maldonado • Guard

John McKinley , ChairKathleen A. Hart, Vice ChairDiane Barth Feist, SecretaryChris McCaffery, Treasurer

Angela BrusaLori GilbertTim Grunsky James HanleyGerry HendersonMike KlockeKerry L. KruegerAllison Lafferty

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