The Minnesota Alliance of Local History Museums formed in 1991 to support each other in our mission of connecting people to nearby history.
DEADLINE EXTENDED- Call for Conference 2025 Session ProposalsNeed a little more time? The Call for Session Proposals for MALHM's 2025 Annual Conference & Meeting has been extended one week to November 13th! We invite you to read the full Call for Session Proposals in PDF format.
Deadline: 11:59 PM on Wednesday, November 13, 2024 Submission form: Google form or PDF form Questions?: Email Liz Koele, Alliance Coordinator, [email protected] History Awards Webinar– Dec. 3, 11 AM- 12 PMInterested in learning more about the Minnesota History Awards? Join us to review requirements and the submission process. There will also be time for questions at the end!
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Call for Conference Site ProposalsWe need your help! MALHM is seeking proposals to host future conferences. Learn what's involved from our flier, or take a look at the full guidelines and requirements. Have any questions? Reach out to the Alliance Coordinator.
Hosts are crucial to our conference process– we can't make it happen without your help! Proposals are due January 31, 2025. 2025 Annual Conference & Meeting– April 22-24, 2025Join us for the 2025 MALHM Annual Conference & Meeting in White Bear Lake, MN! Connect with colleagues from across the region at Minnesota's largest event for local history people. Explore products and services for your organization, dive into local history through evening socials, and hone your skills in a variety of workshop sessions.
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What does the Alliance do?
Minnesota's local history groups formed an alliance in 1991. Even though we serve different communities throughout the state, we share a common mission of connecting people to nearby history. Some of us have professional staff, but many of us are small, volunteer-run societies. Together, we work to raise the quality of work in the local history field in Minnesota. The Minnesota Alliance for Local History Museums serves the approximately 500-plus local history groups throughout the state with professional training, awards for excellence, mutual assistance in times of disaster and more.