THE GUAM MUSEUM, A DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHAMORRO AFFAIRS, FOSTERS AN APPRECIATION FOR GUAM’S CULTURE AND NATURAL HERITAGE BY PROMOTING AN INCREASED UNDERSTANDING OF OUR ISLAND’S GEOLOGY, BIOTA, PRE-HISTORY, AND CONTEMPORARY CULTURE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Hafa Adai, the Guam Museum a division of the Department of CHamoru Affairs has reopened its first floor for meetings, conferences, and events, as well as tours to the Japanese Hokusai Manga exhibition from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, Tuesday – Friday and Saturdays for a limited time 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm. Please call (671) 989-4455 for more information.
Put fåbot, call 989-4455/ 989-2658 or email info@theguammuseumfoundation.org for more information.
If you’re dreaming of a picture-perfect wedding, then Wedding in Paradise 2025 at the Guam Museum is an event you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re planning your own special day or looking to showcase your wedding-related business, this event will offer everything you need to create a truly unforgettable wedding experience.
The Guam Museum, a division of the Department of CHamoru Affairs invites you to attend the HITA Lecture Series. The HITA program offers ways to openly discuss and raise awareness about Guam’s “Heritage, Ideas, Traditions and Art” (HITA), but more importantly, Guam’s cultural, socio-political, and environmental work that impact and/or importantly improve our island resources and day-to-day life. This month’s speaker is Ms. Sandra
Selk Flores, Executive Director of the Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities (CAHA).
Explore our island’s geology, biota, prehistory and contemporary culture.
A postcard published in the 1950s featuring I Sengsong Humåtak (Umatac Village) The Guam Museum has thousands of postcards in its collection, each showing the
An image from the village of Songsong, Rota. An image from the village of Songsong, Rota during I Tiempon Aleman or the period when Germany
A view of Marine Drive facing south towards Hagåtña in the 1950s A view of Marine Drive facing south towards Hagåtña in the 1950s. If
CHamorus in December 1944 CHamorus in December 1944, celebrating the first Christmas on Guam following the end of the World War II Japanese occupation of