The Jesse Peter Multicultural Museum on the Santa Rosa Junior College campus is having their first-ever fundraising sale!
Explore treasures from all corners of the world at very affordable prices. Shoppers will find a huge variety of items for sale, including Navajo rugs, Southwest Native American pottery, vintage clothing including beautifully embroidered huipils and scarves, African carvings and masks, baskets, jewelry, books, folk art, Asian ceramics and much, much more.
Items offered for sale were donated to the museum specifically for fundraising or they are items from our collections that we have very carefully and thoughtfully chosen to remove from our holdings. Most museums must periodically review their collections in order to determine which items are the very best examples in each category. Items that are redundant or of lesser quality tend not to be exhibited and take up valuable storage space, so we may remove them from the collection and sell them, which is a huge win for collectors who will find that our prices are unexpectedly low.
The Jesse Peter Museum has a very small operating budget. All sales will benefit the museum directly, and proceeds will be used to broaden our global collections and modernize our exhibits. All items in our store were made specifically for the tourist and collectors market. We do not exhibit, sell, or hold sacred items in our collections.
The Jesse Peter Museum is located in Bussman hall. https://museum.santarosa.edu/contact-us
Park on campus all day for only $4.00. The Museum store accepts all major credit cards. What fantastic finds await you?
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Explore treasures from all corners of the world at very affordable prices. Shoppers will find a huge variety of items for sale, including Navajo rugs, Southwest Native American pottery, vintage clothing including beautifully embroidered huipils and scarves, African carvings and masks, baskets, jewelry, books, folk art, Asian ceramics and much, much more.
Items offered for sale were donated to the museum specifically for fundraising or they are items from our collections that we have very carefully and thoughtfully chosen to remove from our holdings. Most museums must periodically review their collections in order to determine which items are the very best examples in each category. Items that are redundant or of lesser quality tend not to be exhibited and take up valuable storage space, so we may remove them from the collection and sell them, which is a huge win for collectors who will find that our prices are unexpectedly low.
The Jesse Peter Museum has a very small operating budget. All sales will benefit the museum directly, and proceeds will be used to broaden our global collections and modernize our exhibits. All items in our store were made specifically for the tourist and collectors market. We do not exhibit, sell, or hold sacred items in our collections.
The Jesse Peter Museum is located in Bussman hall. https://museum.santarosa.edu/contact-us
Park on campus all day for only $4.00. The Museum store accepts all major credit cards. What fantastic finds await you?
The Jesse Peter Multicultural Museum on the Santa Rosa Junior College campus is having their first-ever fundraising sale!
Explore treasures from all corners of the world at very affordable prices. Shoppers will find a huge variety of items for sale, including Navajo rugs, Southwest Native American pottery, vintage clothing including beautifully embroidered huipils and scarves, African carvings and masks, baskets, jewelry, books, folk art, Asian ceramics and much, much more.
Items offered for sale were donated to the museum specifically for fundraising or they are items from our collections that we have very carefully and thoughtfully chosen to remove from our holdings. Most museums must periodically review their collections in order to determine which items are the very best examples in each category. Items that are redundant or of lesser quality tend not to be exhibited and take up valuable storage space, so we may remove them from the collection and sell them, which is a huge win for collectors who will find that our prices are unexpectedly low.
The Jesse Peter Museum has a very small operating budget. All sales will benefit the museum directly, and proceeds will be used to broaden our global collections and modernize our exhibits. All items in our store were made specifically for the tourist and collectors market. We do not exhibit, sell, or hold sacred items in our collections.
The Jesse Peter Museum is located in Bussman hall. https://museum.santarosa.edu/contact-us
Park on campus all day for only $4.00. The Museum store accepts all major credit cards. What fantastic finds await you?
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Explore treasures from all corners of the world at very affordable prices. Shoppers will find a huge variety of items for sale, including Navajo rugs, Southwest Native American pottery, vintage clothing including beautifully embroidered huipils and scarves, African carvings and masks, baskets, jewelry, books, folk art, Asian ceramics and much, much more.
Items offered for sale were donated to the museum specifically for fundraising or they are items from our collections that we have very carefully and thoughtfully chosen to remove from our holdings. Most museums must periodically review their collections in order to determine which items are the very best examples in each category. Items that are redundant or of lesser quality tend not to be exhibited and take up valuable storage space, so we may remove them from the collection and sell them, which is a huge win for collectors who will find that our prices are unexpectedly low.
The Jesse Peter Museum has a very small operating budget. All sales will benefit the museum directly, and proceeds will be used to broaden our global collections and modernize our exhibits. All items in our store were made specifically for the tourist and collectors market. We do not exhibit, sell, or hold sacred items in our collections.
The Jesse Peter Museum is located in Bussman hall. https://museum.santarosa.edu/contact-us
Park on campus all day for only $4.00. The Museum store accepts all major credit cards. What fantastic finds await you?
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