IndieWeb Carnival March 2026: Museum memories

IndieWeb Carnival

Museums and galleries are places we can go to learn about the past, think about the present, and consider the future. Museums are places we can connect: with times, people, and place. We can have conversations in museums. We learn in museums. We can explore.

The topic I have chosen for this month’s IndieWeb Carnival is “Museum memories”.

This month, I invite you to write a blog post about a memory that you have of a museum. It can be any museum: your local art gallery, a museum you visit often, a museum you visited on holiday, a museum dedicated to one of your interests (the sea, video games, transportation, your favourite football team), or a museum at a historic site you have visited.

To get you thinking about this month’s topic, I have a few questions that you can use as starting points:

  • What is your favourite museum? When did you realise it became your favourite?
  • Do you recall a time when an object in a museum or an art gallery made you feel something? What was the feeling?
  • Do you remember when you first stumbled upon a new kind of history or art that you hadn’t thought or known about before?
  • Have you met anyone interesting at a museum? A new friend? A tour guide that got you thinking about something in a new way?
  • Is there a museum you loved as a child? What made it so interesting to you?
  • How does/did the physical space of a museum you visit or have visited affect you? Do you feel a certain way when you enter?

This month’s IndieWeb Carnival runs from March 1st to March 31st. To participate, write a blog post on the topic of “Museum memories” on your website. Then, send me an email at readers@jamesg.blog with a link to your submission.

I will curate all of the submissions I receive on this page as I receive them. At the beginning of April, I will write a round-up that summarises all of the submissions I have received.

Entries are listed below in reverse chronological order of submission. This means that the most recently received posts are at the top of the list.

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