Museum curators are professionals responsible for managing and organizing collections of artifacts, artworks, and historical items in museums. They research and interpret these items, ensuring that they are displayed in a way that educates and engages the public. Curators often develop exhibitions, write catalogues, and create educational programs to enhance visitors' experiences. In addition to managing collections, curators also work on preserving and conserving items to prevent deterioration. They collaborate with other museum staff, such as conservators and educators, to create a cohesive experience for visitors. Curators may also engage with the community through outreach programs and events.