The Reston Historic Trust & Museum is seeking feedback from the community as it plans for the future.
The nonprofit organization has launched an online survey for people who are familiar with the museum for feedback on programs and exhibits, what Reston history topics are of interest and what the preferable format is to learn about Reston history.
The survey is comprised of 21 questions and is available to be filled out until March 17. A 10% discount on shop items is being offered to those who fill out the survey and provide their email.
The museum is open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. as volunteers are available. It is also free of charge.
The organization conducts educational and public programming, exhibitions and public events. It also offers a number of online resources including a digital history map of Reston, a brief history of the town and kids activities.
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