Perth Museum and Art Gallery joins institutions across Europe for open discussions on Twitter during the first ever #MuseumWeek, 24-30 March.
The microblogging service will launch the initiative to open up conversations between staff and museum visitors and supporters during a week of activities.
Participants are invited to join in using the #MuseumWeek hashtag, and various hashtags for themes that will change daily.
Perth Museum and Art Gallery will be participating throughout the week
Monday 24: #DayInTheLife: a conversation about the everyday workings of our museums, Chat to Perth Museum and Art Gallery staff.
Tuesday 25: #MuseumMastermind: can you solve riddles about displays and collections? We will pose some questions throughout the day, can you solve the mysteries.
Wednesday 26: #MuseumMemories: share memories of your visits and your favourite specimens or exhibits from Perth Museum and Art Gallery.
Thursday 27: #BehindTheArt: chat about the personality of the Museum. What lies behind the exhibits, history and architecture?
Friday 28: #AskTheCurator: what have you always wanted to know about natural history curation?
Saturday 29: #MuseumSelfies: share your selfies taken in museums. A chance to stamp your style on our specimens and exhibits.
Sunday 30: #GetCreative: recreate the story behind an exhibit or specimen in a single photo, or in 140 characters.
Tuesday 25: #MuseumMastermind: can you solve riddles about displays and collections? We will pose some questions throughout the day, can you solve the mysteries.
Wednesday 26: #MuseumMemories: share memories of your visits and your favourite specimens or exhibits from Perth Museum and Art Gallery.
Thursday 27: #BehindTheArt: chat about the personality of the Museum. What lies behind the exhibits, history and architecture?
Friday 28: #AskTheCurator: what have you always wanted to know about natural history curation?
Saturday 29: #MuseumSelfies: share your selfies taken in museums. A chance to stamp your style on our specimens and exhibits.
Sunday 30: #GetCreative: recreate the story behind an exhibit or specimen in a single photo, or in 140 characters.
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