Pale Eric Forbes’ second presentation at the Guam Museum since his lecture on the history and identity of the CHamoru people in Guam, join us this month as he delves into the history and origins of our beloved holiday traditions on Guam.
Guam Museum Indoor Theater
HITA Talks are open to the public and free of charge. Seating is limited.
The Museum Indoor Theater
Our indoor theater offers state-of-the-art audio/visual technology with a seating capacity of 156 guests in air-conditioned comfort. Our video projection system can accommodate any format for video presentations and our exceptional surround sound audio system can accommodate any format for audio presentations. The stage area also provides excellent opportunities for small theatrical and musical performances as well as lectures, panel discussions and formal presentations. Wireless and wired microphones, podium, lighting, and internet connectivity are also available. A technician can be made available to assist you. The theater has a separate access from the main museum hall and a small lobby space with restroom facilities. Food and beverages are not allowed in the indoor theater.
