A Valentine for Trekkies and Fashion Lovers at Behringer-Crawford Museum
Set your phaser to fabulous with a little Valentine's sparkle! Hollywood sci-fi and pageant glamour are joining Treasures From the Attic: 250 Years of Fashion & Furniture at Behringer-Crawford Museum. Opening February 14, the exhibition offers guests a sweet and unexpected way to fall in love with fashion history, featuring the original Star Trek: The Original Series costume worn by actress Lee Meriwether.
Take a Closer Look: 250 Years of Life Told Through Fashion and Furniture
Opens Saturday, Feb. 14
Every chair holds the memory of those who sat in it and every garment bears the imprint of the person who wore it. These ordinary objects quietly document how people lived, worked and expressed themselves. Beginning February 14, 2026, visitors can trace these hidden histories in Treasures From the Attic: 250 Years of Fashion & Furniture at Behringer-Crawford Museum, on view through August 9, 2026.
Everyday Objects, Extraordinary Stories
NKY History Hour Spotlights BCM’s Treasures From the Attic
A simple telephone once carried voices across town, and a satin gown once took its place in the spotlight. Objects like these hold moments of ordinary life and extraordinary dreams. As Behringer-Crawford Museum prepares to open Treasures From the Attic: 250 Years of Fashion & Furniture on Feb. 14, NKY History Hour returns with two virtual programs that explore the people, trends and everyday choices that shaped those objects.
