World Class Exhibits

Bringing the Philippines to Memphis in May of 2012

Each year, Memphis in May brings exciting and alluring exhibits from the honored country to local museums, galleries, and public spaces, providing PEOPLE OF THE MID-SOUTH with the opportunity to experience international culture first-hand. Exhibits are on display on May 1 - 31 of each year.

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“Revolution Revisited”

This photography exhibit by Kim Komenich captures the historic “people power” revolt in the Philippines that brought an end to the regime of President Ferdinand E. Marcos and swept Corazon C. Aquino into power. During the period leading to the People Power Revolution, Komenich was a photographer for the San Francisco Examiner and this assignment garnered him the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography  

National Civil Rights Museum (901) 521-9699 · 450 Mulberry Street

May 1-May 31, 2012   Monday – Saturday:  9 am – 5 pm Sundays:  1 pm – 5 pm (closed Tuesdays) ADMISSION: Adults - $13, Seniors - $11, Students w/id - $11, Children (4-7) - $9.50,  Children 3 & Under –Free, Monday after 3 pm – Free

www.civilrightsmuseum.org

The Corregidor Island Story

Historical and informative exhibit outlines the importance the tiny island played during World War II.  Exhibit includes artifacts from life on the island during the key time periods and influential battles.  Explore the history of Corregidor, Malinta Tunnel, Gen. Douglas MacArthur and the remarkable determination of Filipino and American soldiers.  

Mississippi River Museum at Mud Island (901) 576-7230 ·125 N Front St

May 1 – May 31, 2012  

10 am – 5 pm ADMISSION: Adults - $10,  Seniors ( 60+) - $9, Children (5-12)- $7, Children under 4 – Free 

www.mudisland.com

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