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The Sports Museum of New England, Inc.
 The Sports Museum of New England, Inc. The Sports Museum of New England, Inc. is a nonprofit educational institution located on levels 5 and 6 of TD Garden. The non-profit company is based in Boston, MA. It celebrates the heritage and character of sports teams such as the Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox, and Patriots through exhibits and interactive experiences, including the Bruins Heritage Hall. The museum uses sports as a platform to teach youth values like leadership, respect, teamwork, courage, fairness, determination, and responsibility, helping them build resilience against challenges such as bullying, drugs, and violence. Its educational programs reach over 35,000 upper elementary and middle school students annually, offering free social-emotional learning curricula and activities. The museum is open daily, offers guided tours, is fully accessible, permits photography except during live events, and hosts private and corporate events. It also participates in community events and produces media celebrating sports history. | Président | - |
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The Sports Museum of New England, Inc.
The Sports Museum of New England, Inc. The Sports Museum of New England, Inc. is a nonprofit educational institution located on levels 5 and 6 of TD Garden. The non-profit company is based in Boston, MA. It celebrates the heritage and character of sports teams such as the Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox, and Patriots through exhibits and interactive experiences, including the Bruins Heritage Hall. The museum uses sports as a platform to teach youth values like leadership, respect, teamwork, courage, fairness, determination, and responsibility, helping them build resilience against challenges such as bullying, drugs, and violence. Its educational programs reach over 35,000 upper elementary and middle school students annually, offering free social-emotional learning curricula and activities. The museum is open daily, offers guided tours, is fully accessible, permits photography except during live events, and hosts private and corporate events. It also participates in community events and produces media celebrating sports history. |
