The Chaldean Cultural Center is hosting a virtual discussion series once a week where we will be interviewing authors, artists, painters, poets, filmmakers and people from various other arts, history and cultural backgrounds in an effort to reach audiences worldwide and to celebrate the achievements of the movers and shakers that influence the Chaldean community.
We recently started the mobile museum in an effort to do community outreach presentations to schools, organizations, and corporations. We’ve since visited dozens of schools and gave presentations to over 1000 students.
These presentations include a curriculum based on our five galleries and exhibits contained in the Museum. The curriculum aligns with the State of Michigan’s Grade Level Content Expectations in the various Social Studies fields such as World History, Civics, Geography, and Contemporary World Issues. It also aligns with the 98th Legislative law, which mandates teaching of genocide in public schools for a total of 6 hours during grades 8 to 12.
If you would like us to do a presentation at your school or workplace, please contact us at info@chaldeanculturalcenter.org
Bring your students for a tour of the first and only Chaldean Museum in the world where professional docents will lead them through a stroll of our five galleries. Students and teachers also have the option of participating in various activities including folklore dancing, learning the Aramaic language, and tasting delicious traditional pastries.
The Center paints a portrait of a people, exploring the history that shaped them, the faith that sustains them, and the lives they lead today. At its heart is an exhibition that takes visitors from the court of Nebuchadnezzar to an immigrant grocery store in Detroit and beyond.
Located inside Shenandoah Country Club
5600 Walnut Lake Road
West Bloomfield, MI 48323
248.681.5050
