Join us Friday, April 29th to celebrate our 25th birthday!
We'll mark the occasion with food, drink, and a look to the future as we share our journey with the community.
More info to come!
The Journey Museum and Learning Center is invested in serving the community and creating long-term impacts.
We've invested in technology to reach audiences in-person and online. We will continue to invest in the community through online education, STEAM Weekends, the Journey Video Archive, and Journey Discussions (a free service and part of our mission), and our Journey to 2022 campaign.
Here are some ways to invest in your local museum!
- Become a Friend of the museum
- Purchase or renew your annual membership
- You can still contribute by mail or over the phone
All contributions are tax-deductible.
The Journey Continues
Through You!
Call 605-394-6923 or send cash/checks to:
The Journey Museum & Learning Center
PO Box 1554
Rapid City, SD 57709
LEARN ABOUT OUR JOURNEY TO 2022!
The Journey to 2022 is a fundraising goal to improve accessibility and the visitor experience at The Journey Museum and Learning Center. Our goal is to raise $150,000 by Dec. 21, 2021 to be applied to 2022 educational efforts.
Why the year 2022? This is a significant year for a few reasons. In 2022, The Journey Museum and Learning Center will be 25 years old. Adding to that, it will be 50 years since the Rapid City Flood of 1972.
This campaign serves to not only remember an important period in local history but to improve how we can share that history for generations to come.
You can help by donating to The Journey Museum and Learning Center. Call 605-394-6923 to learn more.
Below are some of the improvements we're working toward or have already accomplished.
THEATER ENHANCEMENTS
Closed-captioned movies
Enhanced audio for the hearing-impairedUpdate of "The Journey" film, which introduces visitors to the Black Hills and to our collectionsUpgrade to theater control centerRamps that allow access for guests using walkers, wheelchairs and other assisted movement devicesHandrails to allow for more safety on theater stairs GALLERY ENHANCEMENTS
Updated projector and screen in an area where many events are heldEnhanced audio for the hearing-impairedDigital cameras to archive and share full presentationsMUSEUM ENHANCEMENTS
Smartphone app with audio library, including text for those with hearing limitations. This app will be used all around the museum for a more engaging visitor experience.Upgraded monitors that currently feature video vignettes, complete with closed-captioningEnhanced section on Deadwood historyBathroom doors that open with the push of a button to assist people with mobility issuesChanging tables in main men's bathroomNew WiFi system
