Insights into the Mattatuck Collections with Stephanie Harris

Discover the Mattatuck Museum through the perspective of our staff. Join Deputy Director Stephanie Harris as she shares her personal favorites from our collection, offering insights into the pieces that resonate with her the most. $10 per person Register Here Support provided by Christine & Eugene Shugrue

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April 24, 2024 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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Discover the Mattatuck Museum through the perspective of our staff. Join Deputy Director Stephanie Harris as she shares her personal favorites from our collection, offering insights into the pieces that resonate with her the most.
$10 per person
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Support provided by Christine & Eugene Shugrue

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