Guam Museum Updates
SummaryThe Guam Museum will be closed for walk in visits to our exhibits this week and plans to reopen next week on Tuesday, April 28
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A CHamoru woman farming in Hagåtña during the Spanish period.
A CHamoru woman farming in Hagåtña during the Spanish period.
In this image, you can see the woman carrying a long bamboo pole and using it to water her plants. This was a common tool at the time for transporting water, and was even used by the fire fighters of the time.
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Typhoon Sinlaku
SummaryThis weekend, Guam residents are preparing for Typhoon Sinlaku which is making its way towards the Marianas next week. Typhoon Sinlaku This weekend, Guam residents
I Gima’Tåga or the House of Tåga on the island of Tinian
SummaryA 19th century drawing of I Gima’Tåga or the House of Tåga on the island of Tinian. I Gima’Taga is the largest known latte house
Return from the Hornbostel Collection to the Marianas
SummaryThe first wave of approximately 100 artifacts and 3 latte were returned last year. This second wave will consist of thousands of åcho’ atupat and
Kantan Chamorrita giya Marianas
SummarySaturday at 2pm at the Guam Museum Theater. We are blessed to have Manny Borja and Frances Sablan from Saipan as our featured storytellers! Kantan
Looking for workshop facilitators for Ha’ånen Familia
SummaryThe Department of CHamoru Affairs and the Guam Museum are looking for workshop facilitators for Ha’ånen Familia for Mes CHamoru 2026. The Department of CHamoru