Cultural museums are institutions that collect, preserve, and display artifacts and exhibits related to the traditions, history, and practices of specific communities or societies. They aim to educate the public about the diverse cultures around the world, showcasing items such as clothing, tools, art, and historical documents. These museums often focus on local or indigenous cultures, providing insight into their unique customs and lifestyles. Visitors to cultural museums can engage with interactive exhibits, attend workshops, and participate in events that celebrate cultural heritage. Many museums also collaborate with local communities to ensure accurate representation and promote cultural awareness. Examples of cultural museums include the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian and the British Museum.