Sigwarz: Ripened in the Badlands
SummaryThe Guam Museum Café Gallery invites the community to experience “Ripened in the Badlands”, a vibrant exhibition exploring identity, resilience, place, and the experiences that shape
On August 21, 1969 Greg Duenas Perez set the world record for Pacific Blue Marlin, for catching this fish off the coast of Litekyan (Ritidian).
The fish was more than 1,150 pounds and 15 feet long. Siñot Perez’s record stood for 12 years, before being broken in 1982. This catch remains the record for Guam fishing til this day.
This past weekend the Greg D. Perez Sport-Fishing Foundation held a derby in honor of Siñot Perez’s fishing accomplishment. The goal of the foundation is to keep alive Guam’s proud fishing traditions, which date back millennia and continue to be maintained and adapted up until today.
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Different Visions, One Horizon: A Collaborative Art Exhibition
SummaryExperience Different Visions, One Horizon, a collaborative exhibition featuring artists Yeon Sook Park and Ofelita “Gigi” Magtoto. Through vibrant interpretations of Guam’s ocean, marine life,
Guam Museum Announces Extended I Hinanao-ta Exhibition Hours in Honor of the 82nd Anniversary of Guam’s Liberation
SummaryThe Guam Museum, a division of the Department of CHamoru Affairs, is extending its I Hinanao-ta: Journey of the CHamoru People exhibition hours in honor