We will be closed all day Saturday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day.
We will be open Friday, July 3rd, for our regular 10-4 hours. We will not be open late for First Friday.
We want YOU to come to History Bites on July 8th! In this presentation, Kim Jardine-Dickerson will tell the story of Samuel Wilson (1766-1854), the man said to have inspired the figure of Uncle Sam.
Visit ARM during Kraze Daze to see our exhibits or to cool off with a coloring page.
Exclusively for ages 21+, this event brings the museum to life after hours with exhibit access, signature drinks, small plates, activities, glimpses of artefacts rarely on display, and the chance to explore the museum after hours.
Join us at Calapooia Brewing on Tuesday, June 16th, 2026, from 6 to 8 PM for a Music Bingo fundraiser, benefiting the Albany Regional Museum.
For June’s History Bites, we will watch interviews with George Andrus, discuss his work, and show his film “Dancing Rainbows.”
Join us for the opening of our newest exhibit featuring works from incredible artists in our community!
Join us for a presentation by Camron Settlemier, where he will discuss methods and resources for researching your historic house.
Bill Maddy, ARM docent and Albany historian, will conduct a tour of historic Albany aboard the Albany Streetcar, sharing some of his favorite stories about the curious, strange, and humorous history of our community.
David Devin will give an interactive presentation about what life was like for soldiers during the American Revolution.
Poets from the Oregon Poetry Association’s Mid-Valley Poetry Society unit will hold a reading in the ARM community room in celebration of National Poetry Month.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Hilary Rayvis Randall will present on two historical aspects of the American woman finding her voice in politics.
Join us in the ARM community room to hear a performance by Albany Youth Orchestra’s Chamber Strings ensemble.
Join us at Calapooia Brewing to travel back in time with a night of lively folk music and discussion about how these tunes came to be.
CBBT co-director Rick Olson will discuss the history of the bike tour, how the tour adapts to unexpected route changes, and the covered bridges they encounter along the route.
Join us for the opening of our latest exhibition featuring rarely seen photos from the spectacular Potts Collection.
ARM is partnering with the Albany Public Library Foundation to present Downtown Discovery!
Join us for our annual Members’ Meeting, featuring a presentation by David Faller about Willamette Valley Honor Flight.
Join us to hear Cindy Thomas of the Settlemier House present on this historic home, its namesake, and the Woodburn history that surrounds it.
Looking for something to do on a wintry Friday night? Come visit the museum! We are open late for First Friday and admission is waved during these hours.
The Albany Regional Museum will be closed beginning Wednesday, December 31 in observance of New Years. The museum will re-open to the public on Friday, January 2 at 10 a.m.
The Albany Regional Museum will be closed beginning Wednesday, December 24 in observance of Christmas. The museum will re-open to the public on Friday, December 26 at 10 a.m.
David Devin of the Linn Genealogical Society will present on the history of genealogy and how it has changed over time.
Train lovers of all ages are invited to join us in a family-friendly train craft and discussion about this beloved type of machinery.
The Albany Regional Museum will be closed beginning Thursday, November 27 in observance of Thanksgiving. The museum will re-open to the public on Tuesday, December 2 at 10 a.m.
In this compelling talk, artist and photographer Nolan Streitberger delves into the tragic history of the forced removal of Southern Oregon tribes.
In celebration of Albany Civic Theater’s 75th season, Dean Keeling will present on the history of ACT and their historic buildings!
The American Civil War was significant in creating what is our contemporary funeral economy and funeral practices when caring for the deceased. Oscar Hult, historian and owner of the Natty Dresser, will present on mid-nineteenth century embalming practices, its history, and more.
Happy fall! For this month’s First Friday, we’re playing some old-school games. Come play jacks, marbles, and more with us on Friday, October 3rd from 5 to 7 pm!
This family-friendly event is free to participate in and admission is waived during First Friday hours. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Some games have small parts (such as marbles) and are not safe for small children. There will be coloring sheets available in addition to the games so that there is something for every child to enjoy.
Join us as owner of Sybaris Bistro, Matt Bennett, presents on the history of his restaurant, their move into their new, historic building, the renovations, and more!
Join us as Nolan Streitberger discusses his latest exhibition "Oregon's Trail of Tears," the history it illustrates, and the process he used to create the photos featured in the exhibition.
