06/01/2026
The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center is excited to take part in the June Artwalk on June 4th, offering free admission, new exhibits, and a special appearance by Whit McMahan as Abraham Lincoln.
Drink Dispatch and Doodles Panini will be at the Museum.
Bring your families, friends, and students for an evening filled with art, history, and community.
Visitors can explore a wide range of exhibitions, including “Freedom: A History of US”, “Celebrating Samoa”, “The Tennessee Watercolor Society Biennial Juried Exhibition”, “The Blueprints of 1898”, and “Travelin’ Around & Layin’ It Down: Watercolors of Chuck Creasy”, along with many others.
The Museum will be open and free to the public during the Artwalk on June 4 from 5 to 8 p.m.
More about Whit McMahan
Whit McMahan’s lifelong admiration for the Sixteenth President began in childhood. Growing up in the county where Jefferson Davis was born, he often visited Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace in Hodgenville, Kentucky, during family trips. His connection to Lincoln deepened over the years, but his story took a meaningful turn in 1991 when, after growing a beard, he was frequently told he resembled the former President. What began as teasing soon revealed a calling.