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Invest in the Legacy: Become a Member of the Martial Arts History Museum Today

A museum is more than just a building filled with artifacts; it's a living narrative, a repository of human achievement, and a vital educational resource. When it comes to the Martial Arts History Museum, it's the guardian of a global cultural legacy, preserving the stories of discipline, philosophy, and perseverance that have shaped communities for centuries.

Becoming a museum member is about much more than simply paying a fee—it is a clear, powerful declaration of support.

Become a Member: https://martialartsmuseum.com/membership/

More Than a Fee: A Partnership in Preservation

Your membership is a sign that you believe in the cause and are choosing to partner with the effort to preserve martial arts history. It demonstrates an investment in the museum's mission, a belief that its work will enrich and better the community at large.

The museum’s mission is to keep history alive. This history isn't just about ancient techniques; it's about the transmission of values, the impact of martial artists on culture, and the continuing evolution of these powerful traditions. This critical work requires a strong base of support.

True Support is Active

It's tempting to sit on the sidelines, waiting to see if the museum succeeds before you join. However, that passive stance is not support. True support is active.

By becoming a museum member today, you are saying, "I want to give back. I want to make a difference." You are providing the consistent, foundational support necessary for the museum to:

·       Fund new exhibits that showcase diverse histories.

·       Maintain and conserve priceless artifacts.

·       Develop educational programs for children and adults.

·       Host cultural events that bring the community together.

Every membership directly contributes to keeping the light of this history burning brightly for future generations. It is an act of philanthropy that sustains the very stories you want to see preserved.

Take the next step from observer to participant. Invest in the legacy, empower the mission, and become a member of the Martial Arts History Museum.

Become a Member: https://martialartsmuseum.com/membership/
 

UPCOMING MUSEUM EVENTS

Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025
TIME: 1 pm to 2:30 pm
Cost: FREE EVENT

ALBERT AVEDISSIAN LECTURE & BOOK SIGNING
Through this book and lecture, you will learn to cultivate inner peace and resilience, enabling you to confront obstacles with renewed energy and enthusiasm. The book introduces mindfulness practices and breathing techniques that help you manage intense emotions and foster a positive outlook.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT from 1 pm to 2:30 pm.
 

Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025
TIME: 4 pm to 6 pm
Cost: $12 Adults / $5 Kids

VENERABLE ABBOTT SHI YANFAN “HONOR DAY” AT THE MUSEUM
Join us as we celebrate the life of Venerable Abbott Shi Yanfan at the museum. This is the first time we are honoring an Abbot at the museum. 
 

Friday, Nov. 14, 2025
TIME: 4 pm to 6 pm
Cost: $12 Adults / $5 Kids

SCREENING OF “EXTREME FIGHTER”
Christine Bannon-Rodrigues was a co-star of the movie.
Plus Q&A following.

  

Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025
TIME: 4 pm to 6 pm
Cost: $20 Adults / $5 Kids

CHRISTINE BANNON RODRIGUES “HONOR DAY” AT THE MUSEUM
Coming all the way from the East Coast, former tournament champion and Museum Hall of Famer Christine Bannon Rodrigues will be having an honor day at the museum. Let’s pack this place out as we pay special tribute to her life.

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Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025
TIME: 1 pm
Cost: $12 Adults / $5 Kids

SCREENING OF “THE NEXT KARATE KID”. Christine Bannon-Rodrigues doubled for Hilary Swank.
Plus Q&A following.
 

Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025
TIME: 4 pm to 6 pm
Cost: $12 Adults / $5 Kids

Independent Film Series
Coming: A series of unique and amazing independent films, red carpet, Q&A with cast and crews. More info to come.

Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 
TIME: 6 pm
Cost: $37.95 All you can eat

MUSEUM CHRISTMAS PARTY
AT THE VEGAS BUFFET
This is going to be a first for us, having a party at a restaurant. But, why not. This is across the street from the museum. It’s all you can eat and there’s a ton of food. Casual attire.