Most of us have visited a museum at some point in our lives. These vibrant and engaging institutions provide a fascinating insight into human existence, dedicated as they are to protecting, displaying, and interpreting cultural heritage.
Essentially, museums serve as important repositories of history, art, science, entertainment, and human endeavor. They make us feel good, make us smarter, and offer an effective, often interactive, way of learning. But while they endeavor to be accessible to all, a number of demographics frequently stand out when we ask: who goes to museums the most?
In this gallery, we attempt to answer this fundamental question by drawing on research from various cultural organizations, including the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), and referencing the Wonderful Museums website.
Curious? Read on and find out what type of museum-goer you are!