The Winters Museum is raising funds in support of our General Fund (Facility and New Exhibit Fund) and in support of our Historical Monument Fund.
General Fund (Facility and New Exhibit Fund): The Winters Museum attempts to put up at least two exhibits per year at an approximate cost of $3,000 each. We believe that we have produced two great exhibits this year. The first was Remembering Monticello which documented the community that existed just a few miles to the west of Winters and was displaced by the building of the dam that created Lake Berryessa. The second one, and the one that is currently on display, is The Wide World of Winters Sports. It features many examples of Winters athletes who went on to participate in college, professional and even Olympic level sports.

The Wide World of Winters' Sports Exhibit

The Remembering Monticello Exhibit
These join the list of exhibitions that we have presented:
- The Lost Japanese Community of Winters
- Honoring Winters Veterans
- Celebrating Winters Agriculture
- The Winters Plein Air Festival
- Reliving Winters Youth Days
- Featuring the Winters Express.
We hope to secure the $6,000 that we will need to cover the costs of our next round of exhibits and the $6,000 that we will need to cover our facility expenses.
Historical Monument Fund: The Winters Museum is committed to commemorating The Lost Japanese Community of Winters with a monument in the Rotary Park area of the Winters Community Center. We are anticipating a cost of $25,000 which we hope will include some landscape work.
The Lost Japanese Community of Winters Exhibit

Proposed monument location in Rotary Park.

Suggested style of the proposed monument.

Part of the image that will be part of the monument.