Women’s History Month is right around the corner and The Women’s Museum is gearing up for five weeks of films, tours and dialogue.

Tuesdays during March, at 11:00 a.m., the Museum will feature a five-part series telling the historical accounts of women in America. The films are free and open to the public with paid admission to the Museum (that means members are free!). After the film, guests are invited to dialogue with other guests over your brown bag lunch.

A guided group tour of the Museum is also available by request. For more information and reservations, please contact Denita Powell Malvern at dpowell@thewomensmuseum.org or 214-915-0890. Not sure if you will be able to make the film? Not a problem. Walk-ins are always welcome day of the film each week.

MOVIE SCHEDULE

Our History Is Our Strength
REEL WOMEN FILM SERIES
Tuesday at 11 a.m.

March 1 – Women in American Life (1861 -1880): Civil War, Recovery and Westward Expansion March 8 – Women in American Life (1880-1920): Immigration, New Work & New Roles
March 15 – Women in American Life (1917-1942): Cultural Image and Economic Reality
March 22 – Women in American Life (1942-1955): War Work, Housework & Growing Discontent
March 29 – Women in American Life (1955 – 1977): New Attitudes Force Dramatic Changes