Erin L.
12/1/2016
I was visiting town to see a friend at the Renaissance Fair a few months back, and happened to find this museum while doing a quick search before I left. Although my experience with the Deaf is...
Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture
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455 E Park St
Olathe, KS 66061
The Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture in Olathe, KS is a non-profit foundation dedicated to educating the public about the richness of Deaf history, arts, and culture. Through exhibits, cultural series, and immersive hands-on workshops, the museum offers a unique opportunity to explore the advantages of signed languages for all humans, regardless of hearing ability.
With a focus on showcasing the work of Deaf artists and capturing the essence of the Deaf experience, the museum features the Chuck Baird Art Gallery, which displays a diverse range of nationwide De'VIA (Deaf View/Image Art) and Deaf artists' work. Additionally, visitors can delve into the history of Deaf culture through exhibits that highlight the journey of Deaf individuals in the United States and the impact of a school for the Deaf. Donations to support the museum's efforts are always appreciated.
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Billie H.
11/9/2014
This is a must visit! The only complaint I have is that I did not schedule more time in my day to be here. My visit was for a class project. I am truly thankful for this project as I found the...
Margie B.
6/22/2016
A hidden gem!!!!!!! Free to visit although I did put some money in the donation box. The gift shop has a large variety of "I love you" products. I would go there for my gift giving purchases...
Jan B.
7/10/2016
Not sure why this place doesn't get more attention. It is awesome!!!!! I found it to be absolutely enthralling and very enlightening. Must see--free admission. Gift Shop. Educational tours...
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