Milwaukee Public Museum diorama-RAMA; celebration through April 17
Milwaukee Public Museum's diorama-RAMA
Milwaukee Public Museum (MPM) peeled back the curtain on Monday, March 30, on its world-famous dioramas – with diorama-RAMA.
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee Public Museum (MPM) peeled back the curtain on Monday, March 30, on its world-famous dioramas – with diorama-RAMA. It is all for the second of five exhibit celebrations in 2026 in honor of MPM’s final year open before moving to the Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin.
Dioramas on display
What we know:
The month-long tribute is exploring the history, artistry and achievements of iconic scenes. They may also reveal surprising stories and even hidden objects within the displays.
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Diorama-RAMA invites visitors to learn about the artists and techniques behind the making of MPM’s famous scenes. The dioramas will be available to check out through Friday, April 17.
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