Mason Rudolph: The Man and the Golf Course
By Meghan E. Gattignolo A new exhibit in the Museum’s Challenges and Champions Sports Gallery remembers legendary golf professional Mason Rudolph. Local golfers know the name well, both for the man…
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Life is Art: Transforming Clutter into Creativity
By Meghan E. Gattignolo The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center is happy to represent many artistic identities in Clarksville, as well as being a bastion for history and fantastic…
Don’t Let the Skies Go Silent: See the AFC’s Silent Skies Mural in Clarksville Today
By Meghan E. Gattignolo Here in Tennessee, we love our birds. Our state bird – the mockingbird – requires effort to love and often gets a bad reputation. Watching them, though,…
Annual Museum Staff Art Show Arrives August 1!
By Meghan E. Gattignolo The legend that is The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center’s Annual Staff Art Exhibit is coming back! This exhibit is a unique addition to Clarksville’s local…
Dunbar Cave: Clarksville’s Oldest Sacred Space Featured in the Museum’s Sundays @ 3
By Meghan E. Gattignolo When you do get a chance to walk through Dunbar Cave again, one thing the guides will ask is some variation of the question: What in…
The Tennessee Watercolor Society: Making Magic with Watermedia
By Meghan E. Gattignolo It’s hard to argue against the beauty of a watercolor painting. Flower petals appear so delicate, and the atmosphere often feels more whimsical than with other forms…