A Night of Stories and Inclusion at the Putnam Museum

The Putnam Museum in Davenport will host a unique event on Wednesday, August 19, bringing together film, speech, and cutting‑edge technology.

Highlights

• Marlee Matlin – Award‑winning actress and disability advocate will speak about making the arts accessible to all.
• Documentary Screening – I AM disABLEd showcases local individuals with disabilities and their accomplishments.
• Hands‑On Exhibit – After the film, visitors can explore the museum’s newest accessibility tools designed to enhance experiences for everyone.

About the Program

This event is part of the museum’s Culture Bright Summer Series, a broader initiative aimed at encouraging local and regional audiences to engage with Davenport’s cultural life. Organizers emphasize that community support combined with innovative ideas can create an inclusive environment for all guests.

Event Details

• Date & Time: Wednesday, August 19
• Tickets: $55 (only 220 seats available)

Attendees will enjoy a blend of inspiring stories, thoughtful discussion, and practical demonstrations that illustrate how technology can help people with disabilities see and hear more.