Guam Museum

The Guam Museum Café Gallery will open a new exhibition Saturday, featuring the work of Guam artist and farm conservation planner Geraldine Datuin, also known as SIGWARZ.

In addition to getting updates on projects and concerns, participants will take part in hands-on activities, including FishMaps, a community mapping exercise that helps document important fishing areas.

"Different Visions, One Horizon" features the work of Yeon Sook Park and first-time exhibitor Ofelita "Gigi" Magtoto.

A reception for the show, "Support Your Local Biases," will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at the museum gallery.

On Saturday, Guampedia is hosting the first Marianas Storytelling installment of 2026 –Kantan Chamorrita– from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Guam Museum Theatre.

The Micronesia Climate Change Alliance held a press conference yesterday at the Guam Museum to announce the educational art exhibition Ta Nå’i Ånimu Part Two: Sacred Waters.

Items recovered from a Spanish treasure galleon that wrecked near Cocos Island in 1690 have been turned over to the Guam Cultural Repository and will be on exhibit at the Guam Museum.

The exhibit features a group of local contemporary artists exploring the idea of fantasy. It will continue through Dec. 30.

Nearly 90 years after CHamoru political pioneers Francisco Baza Leon Guerrero and B.J. Bordallo met President Franklin D. Roosevelt during their historic trip to Washington, D.C., one of their gifts to the president has returned home.

The latte, which were removed by an amateur archeologist 100 years ago, were returned by Honolulu's Bishop Museum.