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Become a Bergstrom-Mahler Museum Member and take an active role in the future of your museum. Your generous gift will help Bergstrom-Mahler Museum continue its half century-long legacy of making this world-class museum accessible to everyone free of charge.

Families Enjoying StorytellingAs a BMM member, you become part of the museum family and share in our mission to engage, excite, and educate people with great art. You contribute to that effort by supporting inspiring exhibitions and engaging programming for adults and children.

Your investment in the museum provides meaningful benefits to the community, allowing the museum to offer free guided tours for school groups, free family activity days where families can socialize and be creative together and special events for adults.

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What happened at the museum in February

left many of us awe struck at the power of art to comfort the soul, express the inexplicable and bridge the past and future. When Dick Hess contacted Bergstrom-Mahler Museum about placing a granite bench on the grounds in memory of his wife Susan, a life-long fan of the museum, we were honored.

We discussed the opportunity with the family and worked toward a solution to tie this gesture with the memory of Susan and the museum’s glass collections. On February 17th, The Hess Family presented an exquisite bench to the museum—a functional work of art that expresses the love of the Hess Family for Susan and her enthusiasm for the museum.boys

The design of the bench evokes images of a bridge — a connection from the past to the future, this life to the next and each of us to one another. A look from the top reveals a colorful, cast glass panel in the shape of a boat to represent Susan’s love of the lake and our life’s journey. Would a granite bench have revealed as detailed a portrait?

As you know, maintaining a free, public museum comes at a cost. We need your support to help us share with future generations what attracted Susan Hess to the museum: a beautiful space filled with inspiration, free for everyone to enjoy. Please consider making a monetary donation. Click on the donate button on the right. Thank you for your generosity.

 


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