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James Museum Brings Western, Wildlife Art to Local Groups
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James Museum Brings Western Art to Local Pinellas Groups

The James Museum is extending its reach with 75-minute outreach programs featuring Western and wildlife art. The museum brings its collection and educational expertise to adult groups within a 30-mile radius.

10/09/2026 · Pinellas County edition

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The James Museum now offers 75-minute outreach programs to adult groups within a 30-mile radius. These sessions bring the museum's Western and wildlife art collections to community organizations and venues across Pinellas County and beyond.

Each program features works from The James Museum's collection, including pieces by Native American and non-native artists. The goal is to share the history and stories of the American West and its people.

The museum aims to increase access to its cultural offerings by bringing its collection and educational expertise directly to communities. Adult groups interested in booking an outreach session can contact the museum for scheduling and availability.

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