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LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF MUSEUMS CONFERENCE
Last Tuesday, the Smyrna Museum hosted a special tour for attendees of the annual Georgia
Association of Museums Conference, which was held in Cobb County. Museum Manager Jennie
Eldredge spoke with tour participants about the process of renovating the museum’s exhibits
and shared her experiences as a museum professional with emerging professionals who
attended the tour. Library Director Mary Moore and Jennie Eldredge also had the opportunity to
attend this year’s conference. Most sessions and events were held at the KSU Center, which is
also home to the Museum of History and Holocaust Education. During the conference, they met
with industry vendors and professionals who shared their expertise on a variety of museumrelated topics. The far-right photo shows Jennie with exhibitor HW Exhibits, the firm that
designed the concept for the Smyrna Museum’s redesign in 2019.
Last Saturday, the museum hosted 53 participants
at its Kids Pop-Up Craft Event for Black History
Month. Children and parents learned about Black
food inventors and pioneers in conjunction with
the upcoming city event, A Taste of Black History.
KIDS POP-UP EVENT RECAP
WEEKLY
VISITORS
Library: 4109
Museum: 36
Smyrna Library recently implemented a new tagging feature in
its online catalog. The tagging feature allows staff and library
users to add their own keywords to a book record. With just
one click, tags can be shared across the catalog, making items
easier for everyone to find.
TAG, YOU’RE ITCOURT SERVICES Cases on: 81