‘Nights at the Mabee’ provides film enjoyable and residing historical past

PLAINVIEW, TX (NEWS RELEASE) – Mabee Regional Heritage Center at Wayland Baptist University will open its doorways for 2 particular Nights on the Mabee occasions in November, providing free, family-friendly enjoyable and an opportunity to expertise historical past in new methods.

Night 1: Movie Screening – Night on the Museum

Thursday, Nov. 6

Doors open at 5:30 p.m., film begins at 6 p.m.

Guests can get pleasure from complimentary meals and refreshments whereas watching this household favourite surrounded by the reveals of the Mabee Center.

Night 2: The Museums Come to Life!

Thursday, November 13, 6–8 p.m.

This come-and-go occasion options actors presenting residing historical past scenes all through all three museums housed within the Mabee Center, together with hands-on actions for guests of all ages.

Both occasions are free and open to the general public, with meals and refreshments supplied.

“We wanted to create something that makes the museum a place of discovery and fun for everyone,” stated KayLyn Bean, Director of Museums for the Flying Queens Museum, Jimmy Dean Museum, and Museum of the Llano Estacado. “It’s exciting to see the exhibits come alive in a way that connects people to our history while also offering a great evening out for families and the community.”

Located on Wayland Baptist University’s Plainview campus, Mabee Regional Heritage Center—typically referred to as The Mabee—is residence to the Jimmy Dean Museum, Museum of the Llano Estacado, and the Flying Queens Museum. Together, the museums protect and have a good time the individuals, tradition, and historical past of the South Plains area.

For extra info, contact KayLyn Bean at jdmuseum@wbu.edu or 806-291-3660.

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