JULY/AUGUST 2016 AT THE P!NK PALACE

EXHIBIT

EX-OFFICIOSteve PikeMaria Muñoz-Blanco

HONORARY TRUSTEESWilliam L. ReedJohn D. Walt

EXECUTIvEKevin Thompson, President Mark Colombo, VP/President-Elect Jordan E. Reifler, General Counsel Phyllis Petersen, Secretary/Friends President

Linda Foster, Friends President-Elect

Steve Franklin, Treasurer

TRUSTEESChuck BlatteisPeggy BodineJoy Bowen, Immediate Past President

Chad BoydTom ClevesMargaret W. Hodges

Mike LauderdaleJohn LevesqueLisa Lichterman Rita MooreJay RobinsonLarry Yeske

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Pink Palace Museum hours:Monday - Saturday: 9am - 5pm • Sunday: 12noon - 5pm

CTI 3D Giant Theater open MON-SUNThe CTI 3D Giant Theater is compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. At present, we have a total of 27 assistive listening devices. Nine of these devices (Captiview) provide closed captions. We also have 18 devices that enhance the volume for those visitors with hearing issues and those devices are also designed to provide a descriptive narrative of on screen actions on an additional audio channel. At the present, not all of the documentary movies we have shown in the theater have been digitally encoded by the documentary movie distributor with the necessary codes for the Captiview closed caption device and the DoReMi descriptive narrative capabilities. We have been informed that in the near future more documentary movies are being encoded with closed caption viewer Captiview and the DoReMi descriptive narrative features. The theater provides hearing impaired customers with a copy of the movie’s script with a red flashlight, for low light level reading. Customers in need of these devices should call our reservations number, (901)636-2362, so that we can make appropriate accommodations to serve their needs.

Lichterman Nature Center hours:Tuesday - Thursday: 10am - 3pm • Friday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm5992 Quince Rd. • Memphis, TN 38119Program/Ticket Information: 901.636.2211

Mallory-Neely House hours:Friday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm652 Adams Avenue • Memphis, TN 38105

Magevney House:First Saturday of the month from 1 - 4pm198 Adams Ave • Memphis, TN 38103

Tour & Ticket Information: 901.523.1484

HOURS & INFORMATION

VOL. TWENTY-SIX, ISSUE FOUR

MUSEUM SCOPE

Museum Scope, issn 0145-6555, is published six times a year by the Pink Palace Family of Museums, 3050 Central Avenue, Memphis,TN 38111. Annual subscription is provided with a value of $6.50 per paid membership. Periodicals postage paid at Memphis, TN. Postmaster: send address changes to Museum Scope, 3050 Central Avenue. Staff: Ronda Cloud: Editor, Writer, Serah DeLong: DesignerAdditional writers: Caroline Mitchell, Photographer: Van Jolly

The operation of the Pink Palace Family of Museums is a successful public-private partnership.

DIRECTOR'S DISPATCH An important part of the Pink Palace Family of Museums may be under, or just plain off, your radar. It’s our Board. To some, “the Board” may sound like an abstract, high falutin’ entity. In our case, far from it. Ours is what is known as,“a working Board.”

I suppose that implies there is another kind, and I feel sorry for institutions that have them. Our Board definitely works. At what? For one thing they are ambassadors. They speak for the value of what we do for our communities. The very fact they volunteer to serve says a great deal, but they go above and beyond that by representing us far and wide.

They also help us garner much needed private funding. How? It starts through their donating themselves so that they have “skin in the game.” That doesn’t mean they all are wealthy, but they all make personally significant contributions. Then they speak up on our behalf to companies, foundations, and private individuals. Their

example and their words are powerful because they are volunteers. They do it not for personal gain, but because they believe in what we do, and that is priceless.

They also offer counsel and experience. They come from many different walks of life—private industry, education, and so on. Individually they are wise; together they provide a wealth of perspectives on what we do.

Finally, they vouch for our transparency and honesty. The 50 cent word for that is “governance.” Having so many smart, engaged people participating ensures we use our resources wisely.

All the good things you will find in this and other issues of Museum Scope benefit from our Board’s work. On behalf of our museum system, a big thank you to them for what they do!

Bella Caffe OPEN during museum hours

3050 Central Avenue • Memphis, TN 38111 Showtimes/Ticket Information: 901.636.2362 or www.memphismuseums.org

The AutoZone Dome at the Sharpe Planetarium open MON-SUN

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EXHIBITS

Scenes of the DinosaursJuly 2 - October 2, 2016

Immerse yourself in the wonder of the planet’s most infamous prehistoric predators. The exhibit includes a hands-on Duckbill, Dino Dig Box, rub stations and life-like renditions of late Cretaceous period dinosaurs.

Albertosaurus - The slightly smaller, fearsome cousin of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Its smaller size made it a faster runner than its larger cousin.

Euoplocephalus - Often called "tank dinosaur" because of its armor plating. A blow from the tail club could smash the teeth or break the leg of an attacking predator.

Apatosaurus - One of the largest animals to have ever walked on Earth, averaging around 75ft in length and a weight of over 23 metric tons. Also commonly known by the incorrect name "Brontosaurus."

Maiasaura - Nicknamed the "good mother dinosaur," this duck-billed dino is one of the few species for which scientists have incontestable evidence of herding behavior.

Pachycephalosaurus - Best known for the very thick dome at the top of its skull and the bony protusions from its snout and rear of dome. One of the few wildly popular dinosaurs with a very incomplete fossil record.

Tenontosaurus - This plant-eating dinosaur could walk both bi-pedally and on all fours. It used its front legs to grasp objects and defend itself.

Deinonychus - Like its Asian cousin, Velociraptor, this dinosaur had single, large curving claws on both hind feet. Deinonychus was actually the model for the Velociraptors in the Jurassic Park movie franchise.

Pteranodon - Not actually a dinosaur, but a close relative, the Pteranodon was a flying reptile. Its wing-span was longer than that of any known bird. It had a crest on its head, no teeth at all, and a very short tail.

Locally Sponsored by:

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CTI 3D GIANT THEATER

Jean-Michel Cousteau's Secret Ocean 3DJune 25 - November 18, 2016

Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of ocean pioneer Jacques Cousteau, offers a breakthrough look at a secret world within the ocean. This is perhaps the biggest story of all – that the smallest life in the sea is the mightiest force on which we all depend. Dive into this secret world that will leave you in awe of the beauty and diversity of the oceans, and inspire a desire to protect the source of all life on our planet.

Locally sponsored by:

Fun Facts:

• The name plankton is derived from the Greek planktos, meaning errant, thus “wanderer” or “drifter.”

• With the sea anemone, food enters and waste leaves through the same opening, its mouth.

• The banded cleaner shrimp became very popular in 2003 thanks to the Pixar film Finding Nemo where it plays Jacques, the cleaner shrimp with a French accent. It advertises its cleaning services, waiting for fish to swim by and signal they need cleaning.

• The octopus has two large eyes and excellent eyesight, but is deaf. Most have two hearts, but some have three!

• To survive in the deep ocean, octopuses have evolved the copper-containing protein called hemocyanin that is more efficient at transporting oxygen than hemoglobin when water temperature is very low and oxygen is scarce.

• Eels let cleaner shrimp and other small cleaner fish free them of dead skin and parasites. This is an example of a mutualistic relationship, where both animals benefit. The eel remains healthy while the cleaner gets a meal!

• The giant squid is mysterious as it lives in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean and has hardly ever been seen. The largest known specimen was 57 ft. long.

See Jean-Michel Cousteau's Secret Ocean in 2D Mondays - Fridays at 4pm!

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HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD MOVIES AT THE CTI GIANT THEATER

Jurassic World in 2DShowing Saturdays and Sundays in July 2016 • 4pm Also showing Monday, July 4 at 4pm

Located off the coast of Costa Rica, the Jurassic World luxury resort provides a habitat for an array of genetically engineered dinosaurs, including the vicious and intelligent Indominus rex. When the massive creature escapes, it sets off a chain reaction that causes the other dinosaurs to run amok. Now, it's up to park-employee Owen Grady and his band of trained Velociraptors to save the tourists from an all-out, prehistoric assault.

Rated "PG-13."

Locally sponsored by:

Star Wars The Force Awakens in 2DShowing Saturdays & Sundays in Aug.–Sept. 2016 • 4pmAlso showing Labor Day Monday, September 5 • 4pm Thirty years after the defeat of the Galactic Empire, the galaxy faces a new threat from the evil First Order. When a Stormtrooper defects and crash-lands on a desert planet, he meets Rey, a tough scavenger, and also a droid charged with protecting a top-secret map. Together, the duo and their droid friend join forces with Han Solo to make sure the Rebels receive the intelligence concerning the whereabouts of Luke Skywalker, last of the Jedi Knights.

Rated "PG-13."

COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS

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Magic of Science Every Thursday and Friday in July at 12noon In the Discovery Theater

Hold a balloon aloft in a stream of air. Use static electricity to light a fluorescent tube and stand hair on end. Participate in physical science demonstrations that hypothesize “how” and “why” things happen.

EDUCATION

Thursdays & Fridays in July Friday, July 1, 2016July 7 & 8, 2016July 14 & 15, 2016July 21 & 22, 2016July 28 & 29, 2016

Members: $4.00 for children/seniors, $4.50 for adults Non-Members: $4.25 for children/seniors, $4.75 for adults

Locally sponsored by:

MINI DISPLAYS IN THE CTI 3D GIANT THEATER LOBBY ALSO SHOWING AT THE CTI 3D GIANT THEATER

Sponsored by:COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS

Jurassic Park Memorabilia Mini Display July 1- 31, 2016

Star Wars Memorabilia Mini Display August 1 - September 30, 2016

Jurassic Park T-Rex Design Drawing

Stormtrooper helmet

And more!

T-Rex & Velociraptors diorama 7-ft long Velociraptor

And more!

Studio Scale X Wing Model

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EDUCATION

Friday, August 19, 2016 • 6:30–9:30

Back by popular demand – our 2nd annual Science of Wine at the Pink Palace Museum! Learn the science of your favorite vintage, taste unique wines, sample hors d’oeuvres, attend lectures and try the wine pull! Must be 21 or over.

Participating Restaurants

AUG 19, 20166:30 - 9:30pm

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• Erling Jensen

• Restaurant Iris

• Las Tortugas

• Cafe Society

• Nothing Bundt Cakes

• Grove Grill

• Tsunami

• Ecco on Overton Park

Participants and Pink Palace Members will get:• Access to the general area food stations

• Access to educational lectures about wine

• Souvenir wine-tasting glass

VIP Participants and Pink Palace Members will get:• Early admission to the event from 6–6:30

• Early access to main event tables, food and lectures

• VIP lounge with additional wine/food tastings and VIP educational activity

• Souvenir wine-tasting glass

• Cooking demonstration by Andrea's Cooktales

Tickets:Call 901.636.2362 or search "Science of Wine" on brownpapertickets.com.

ONLY 100 VIP TICKETS AVAILABLE

VIP Participant: $85

VIP Pink Palace Member: $75

Participant: $55

Pink Palace Member: $50

Designated Driver: $25

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AUTOZONE® DOME AT THE SHARPE PLANETARIUM

See www.memphismuseums.org for showtimes

One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure

Follow Sesame Street's Big Bird and Elmo as they explore the night sky with Hu Hu Zhu, a Muppet from Zhima Jie, the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street. Together, they take an imaginary trip from Sesame Street to the moon, where they discover how different it is from Earth.

Summer Stargazing Find out more about “what’s up tonight” in just a few minutes than some people do in a lifetime! Hop through constellations, learn cool star names, and groove to planetarium space music.

Firefall Throughout Earth’s violent history, impacts from comets and asteroids have mercilessly shaped its surface. This ceaseless firefall is an ever-present reminder of our own humble beginnings in the hostile environment of space.

Black Holes Take a journey through one of the most mystifying, awe-inspiring phenomena in the universe: a black hole. Where do they come from? How do we find them? Is there one on Earth’s horizon? What was Einstein’s connection to them?

Thank You to our Planetarium Show Sponsors: Dr. Lynn Conrad

HISTORIC PROPERTIES

TAkE YOUR FAMILY ON A HISTORIC TOUR!

Mallory-Neely House 652 Adams Ave, Memphis, TN 38105 Open Fridays and Saturdays from 10am–4pmLast tour begins at 3pmVisitusinJuly:1–2•8–9•15–16•22–23•29–30AndAugust:5–6•12–13•19–20•26–27Free admission to Museum members!

Magevney House 198 Adams Ave, Memphis, TN 38103

Open the first Saturday of each month from 1–4pm

Visit us Saturdays: July 2 and August 6

Free admission to the public!

LICHTERMAN NATURE CENTER

Sign up for Scarecrows Judging on September 15, 2016

Create a Scarecrow to lurk about in the Nature Center this fall! Frightening and friendly, silly and serious – have your group, club, classroom or troop create something special for Lichterman visitors to enjoy. It's easy: we provide the framework for the Scarecrow and you provide the creativity. Prizes will be awarded for best school/scout entry, greenest, most creative, best critter and most popular scarecrows.

Entry fee: $30

Scarecrow Building SeminarSaturday, August 13, 2016 • 10am

You are invited to exercise your artistic and environmental vision to create a Scarecrow for Lichterman Nature Center’s annual Scarecrow Contest. How do you start? Come to the free seminar to find out!

Admission is FREE!

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TO MakE a cONTRIbUTION: 901.636.2412

DONATIONS

$100,000+The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc.The Plough Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation

$10,000 - $49,999Baptist Memorial Health CareUniversity of Alaska – Anchorage

$5,000 - $9,999The Dive ShopUniversity of Memphis Department of Biological Sciences

$1,000-$4,999Lynn ConradGeorgia-Pacific Memphis CelluloseMethodist Le Bonheur HealthcareWilliam RudnerLeigh Ann and Jeff Wills

$100-$999Lisa DanielLucia and Jim GillilandThe Grand Krewe of PhoenixJane and Bruce HopkinsCarol and Bill OdomEmily Boone RuchMaida Pearson SmithAnalice and Michael SowellAnnabel and Jesse WoodallMary and Charles Wurtzburger

$1-$99Gloria CherryKatherine and Peter DeckerMary GreenJames JacksonHerman MarkellJack MarksZack McKee and Jane MarshCristi OKelloJenni and Andrew Pappas

In Memory of their father, Herbert “Kip” LichtermanBailey Lichterman Baiel, Lauren Lichterman and Sarah Lichterman

SUPPORTERS

Palace Guard - $200+Mr. and Mrs. William Keel

Club Level - $100+Mr. and Mrs. Mark AllisonMs. Ruth AngelMs. Arnotia BakerMr. Eddie Ballard and Ms. Rhonda KernsMr. and Mrs. John BartonMr. and Mrs. Gary A. BeansMr. and Mrs. Shane BerardMr. and Mrs. Paul BlessikeMr. and Mrs. Thomas BurnsMr. and Mrs. Rodney ChildersMs. Shannon CopelandMr. and Mrs. Jacob DawsonMrs. Valerie DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Michael EavesMr. and Mrs. Larry GoodwinMr. and Mrs. Matthew GreenRev. Willie HardyMr. and Mrs. R. Justin HarrisMs. Karen HawleyMr. and Mrs. Charles HendersonMr. and Mrs. Bill HessMr. and Mrs. Chris HolderMr. and Mrs. L.E. HooperMs. Stephanie Jackson and Mr. Justin KimmonsMr. Bradley LarschanMr. and Mrs. Eric LawsonMr. and Mrs. Steve MacyMr. and Mrs. Vincent Murtaugh Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Timothy NortonMr. and Mrs. Edward SchwartzMr. Jeremy SincyrMs. Carla SlaydenMr. and Mrs. Jim SteenMs. Jacquelyn F. StinnesMr. and Mrs. Vic SullivanMs. Kerri Syms and Mr. Scott KohlmanMr. and Mrs. Joseph TillmanMr. and Mrs. Bob WadleyMr. and Mrs. David WalkerMr. and Mrs. Bobby WhiteMs. Allison WhitmanMr. and Mrs. Stanly WoodsMr. and Mrs. Chris WrightMs. Ashlee YoungMr. and Mrs. Sean Young

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Mr. Charles FerrymanMr. Keith Finch and Ms. Crystal MartinMr. and Mrs. Bob FrazierMr. and Mrs. Timothy GoddardMr. and Mrs. Larry GriffinMs. Lisa Hanson and Mr. Winford SelveraMrs. Katherine JohnsonMs. Hyejin Jung and Mr. Ji-Hoon ChoDr. and Mr. Casie KeatonMr. and Mrs. Ronnie KoonsMr. and Mrs. Karl LimbergMr. and Mrs. Larry MartinMr. and Mrs. Hunter MattsonMr. and Mrs. Seth MayneMr. and Mrs. Lee McGlameryMs. Ebony MejiaMr. Fanlun Meng and Mrs. Junling WangMr. and Mrs. Justin MenzelMr. and Mrs. Todd MorganMr. and Mrs. Terry MyersMr. Cody Nelson and Ms. Lana ApplegarthMr. and Mrs. Johnathan NolesMr. and Mrs. Matthews OakesMrs. Maria Oliver and Mr. Bobby GoodrichMr. and Mrs. Adam OttoMr. and Mrs. Rodger PaxtonMr. Wayne Perry and Ms. Julie ColeMr. Orie PierceMr. and Mrs. Clint RobertsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan RussellMs. Stacy SmallmanMr. and Mrs. Benjamin SmithMr. and Mrs. Dawson StockdaleMr. and Mrs. Bart SzropinskiMr. and Mrs. Kevin ThornMs. Jo Ann ThrogmartinMr. and Mrs. Tim VickersMs. Denise VorheesMr. and Mrs. Andrew WardMrs. Diane Webster and Ms. Erin CarlinMr. Matthew WestMr. and Mrs. Clayton WhiteheadMr. and Mrs. Sean WhitemanMr. and Mrs. Kyle WilliamsMs. Abby WilsonMr. Jerry Robertson and Mrs. Stephanie WittMr. and Mrs. Steven Youngblood

Individual /Dual Level - $50Mr. Alexander AirdMr. Ron BuckMr. Josh CopelandDr. Lance GibsonMs. Phyllis HarrisMr. John HughesDr. Earnestine JenkinsMr. Keith KirklandMr. Zack Mckee and Mrs. Jane MarshMrs. Juanita PayneMs. Joanna RoyerMr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. SkipperMr. and Mrs. Zane Sturm

SUPPORTERS

FOR MEMbERShIP INFORMaTION: 901.636.2406

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MEMBERSHIP

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ACTIVITIES

FIND THE SHRUNkEN HEAD! The Shrunken Head has escaped and is hiding in the Museum Scope! Our staff detectives have determined that he's hiding somewhere on pages 2–9. Help us find him for your chance to win two passes to the CTI 3D Giant Theater! Send us his location along with:

Your Name:Your Address:Page #:Location on Page:

To museumscope@gmail.com. Deadline for entries is July 31.Winner will be determined at random from all eligible entries and contacted by email. Congratulations to Philip Fentress for winning May-June!

MUSEUM PRIzE PACk WEEkLY FACEBOOk CONTEST

Every Monday morning we post a special contest status on our Facebook page! For a chance to win the Museum Prize Pack (which changes week to week), LIKE the status. We choose a winner at random every Friday morning.

DON'T FORGET TO SHARE AND GIVE YOUR FRIENDS A CHANCE TO WIN, TOO!!

NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN.

See our Facebook "about" section for details on eligibility, prizes, prize pick-up, and additional information.

Color in the two Pachycephalosaurus duking it out!

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RENTALS

Call 901.636.2394 for more information.

Call 901. 636.2213 for more information.

FRIENDS OF THE PINK PALACE

*Present this coupon for $5 off your purchase when you spend $20. Offer good through July 31,

2016. May not be combined with other offers.

caLL US aT 901.636.2407!

Bella Caffe has delicious, fresh sandwiches, soups, salads and yummy desserts, along with refreshing cold and hot drinks.

BELLA CAFFE VOLUNTEERS OPPORTUNITIES

call, email or visit to sign up

901.636.2438

janie.paraham@memphistn.gov

www.memphismuseums.org/join/volunteers

Lichterman Nature Center:

Greenhouse, Habitat Detective, Backyard Wildlife Center

Pink Palace Museum:

Scenes of the Dinosaurs Exhibit

The Science of Wine (must be 21 or over)

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COMING SOON HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD MOVIES

STOMP IN THE SWAMP

THE PINK PALACE CRAFTS FAIR

Sunday, September 18 • 5PM–8PMAdmission:Adults$15•Children$7

FOR QUESTIONS, caLL 901.636.2408FOR QUESTIONS, caLL 901.636.2408

Bank of America Presents: The Pink Palace Crafts Fair Audubon Park • Friday-Sunday • October14–16, 2016

The Only Complete Crafts Fair – Watch, Learn and Shop! While artisan crafts may be our namesake, we also have music, food, educational exhibits, kids’ crafts, rides and interactive family activities. It’s the one Crafts Fair you don’t want to miss! It's entertainment with a purpose: historic crafts demonstrated, enjoyable performances on stage, hands-on learning, kids at play, museum exhibits on display and of course, lots of shopping! Experience the sights and sounds of the Pink Palace Crafts Fair, 44 years of crafts, cultural education and shopping.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of DoomSaturdays and Sundays in October at 4pm

A skirmish in Shanghai puts archaeologist Indiana Jones, his partner Short Round and singer Willie Scott crossing paths with an Indian village desperate to reclaim a rock stolen by a secret cult beneath the catacombs of an ancient palace.

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AT THE P!NK PALACE • JULY–AUGUST

P!NK PALACEMUSEUMP!NK PALACEMUSEUM

JULY AUGUST02 PP Scenes of the Dinosaurs opens

CTI Jurassic World in 2D 4pm

HP Magevney House open 1-4pm

03–04 CTI Jurassic World in 2D 4pm

09–10 CTI Jurassic World in 2D 4pm

16–17 CTI Jurassic World in 2D 4pm

23–24 CTI Jurassic World in 2D 4pm

30–31 CTI Jurassic World in 2D 4pm

Operated by the City of Memphis, Division of Parks and Neighborhoods and Memphis Museums, Inc.

06 HP Magevney House open 1-4pm

06–07 CTI Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4pm

13 LNC Scarecrow Building Workshop 10am

CTI Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4pm

14 CTI Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4pm

19 PP The Science of Wine 6:30–9:30pm

20–21 CTI Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4pm

27–28 CTI Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4pm