Patron views artwork from John Lennon & Yoko Ono's studio displayed within The Peace Museum's "Give Peace A Chance" exhibit.

Patron signs an electronic petition to make John Lennon's birthday a holiday to celebrate peace & love during an event held at The Peace Museum remembering the life and work of a music icon.

Terrri Hemmert of WXRT (long-time supporter of Peace Museum and co-curator of the original "Give Peace A Chance" exhibit) with Melissa S McGuire from The Peace Museum.

The Peace Museum celebrates the International Day of Peace, September 21, through music while also raising funds to support the ongoing work of the Museum (pictured above with the Executive Director are Fran Sullivan & Terri Hemmert)

Fran Sullivan recieves an award from The Peace Museum recognizing her long-term commitmentto the Museum and her personal commitment to peace & social justice in our world.

Special thanks to Tammi & the Zootopians for Peace for raising a substantial amount of money for The Peace Museum:

Zootopians for Peace (ZFP) is a worldwide group of U2 fans who banded together to help promote The Peace Museum. The ZFP created an "Irish Falcon Fund" in order to garner a collective bid from U2 fans around the world. These U2 fans had hoped to raise enough money to win the autographed Gretsch guitar donated by U2 to assist in the Museum's fundraising efforts. Their most noble intentions included giving the guitar to an adored fan, Tammi, who had promised to donate the guitar back to the museum so that the "Irish Falcon" could be enjoyed by all U2 fans who visit The Peace Museum's "Give Peace A Chance" exhibit. This exhibit is dedicated to socially conscious musicians who write or perform lyrics inspired by issues of peace and social justice. Although the Zootopians for Peace lost in the final bidding, during the last seconds of the auction, they donated 100% of the collective bid to The Peace Museum.