Watch The Peace Museum 2.0
Check out a brief video showing the conceptual work being created for the peace museum.
Museum Renews Commitment to Nonviolence
Read the Museum director’s thoughts on the riots and insurrection that occurred on January 6 and how the only answer for us to follow is, a strong recommitment to upholding […]
Join us for Peace Day 2021
The Peace Museum will be celebrating the International Day of Peace by gathering in front of the new Museum location on downtown Dayton’s Courthouse Square. With guest speakers and live […]
Join us on 9/21 At Noon
The Peace Museum will be celebrating the International Day of Peace by gathering in front of the new Museum location on downtown Dayton’s Courthouse Square.
Museum Book Club for September: The Color of Law
Get the link by emailing bookclub@daytonpeacemuseum.org Chapters 1-6 on Saturday, September 4 from 11 am to 12:30 and the rest of the book on Saturday, October 2, from 11 am […]
Washington Post Article Explores the Potential of Peace Museums
Magazine explores the mystery of why there are so few museums of peace in the United States.
Memorial Service for Charlotte Paugh
Please join us as we remember our dear friend, long-time supporter, and former board member, Charlotte Paugh. A memorial will be held on Sunday, August 15 at 1:30 in Englewood, […]
Turning Pain Into Purpose: Building Peace with Dion Green
Charlotte Paugh on Peace Quilts
Former board member, Charlotte Paugh (1922-2021) chats with museum coordinator, Arielle Dzaferagic in 2019 about the Museum’s large collection of quilts created by Janet Bear McTavish after the September 11, […]
September Book Club
The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein Chapters 1-6 on September 4 at 11 am The rest of the book on October 2, at 11 am Free Event. Books available […]
Museum Book Club Looks at August 2019 Shooting
Join us to remember the August 4, 2019 mass shooting in downtown Dayton’s Oregon District. We will read and talk about the museum-published book, Facing Gun Violence. The book is […]
August Newsletter
Click on the button below to read up on the latest news on the move from Monument Ave to the new building on Courthouse Square plus programs at the Museum […]