Greg Wilson/Anderson Observer
As part of the Anderson International Festival German Fest, the Belton Area Museum Association (BAMA) will host a celebration of German culture and ingenuity Sunday from 3-5 p.m. at the historic Belton Train Depot.
A number activities and interactive displays for the entire family are scheduled as part of the event and exhibits including: ceramics, clocks, wood carvings, decorative steins, music, furniture, souvenirs, and interesting artifacts that typify the German culture.
Visitors will also be able to listen to a variety of famous German composers at the listening station, create a simple scherenschnitte cut out, or learn German folk dance steps.
Following the opening celebration, the exhibits will be on display Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., and Saturdays, 10 a.m.-noon through April 2 in the museum's North End Gallery.
Guests are encouraged to follow safety guidelines such as wearing protective masks and practicing social distancing.
The City of Belton HTAX Fund and Anderson County support allows the exihibit to be free to the public.
Special group tours can be arranged by contacting Executive Director Abigail Burden at 864-338-7400 or beltonmuseum@bellsouth.net.