Nineteen Sixties: Change, Chaos & Culture
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The Spokane Valley Heritage Museums new exhibit, The Nineteen Sixties: Change, Chaos and Culture, explores the decades social, political, and cultural shifts, from national events like the Apollo eleven moon landing and the Civil Rights movement to local stories like President John F. Kennedys campaign stop and a 1963 incident involving a Liberian exchange student. The exhibit, inspired by the decades relevance to todays unrest, offers interactive elements, including a loud and immersive moon landing setup, drawing in younger visitors. Museum director Jayne Singleton aims to make history feel alive and relevant by encouraging reflection on the past and its patterns in our present world.
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