The museum has a living organism-like system that accommodates community needs, establishes community identity within the community, and at the same time embodies the museum s own identity. The museum s outsourcing means an active process of reaching outside the institution, being like a community and identifying the museum s identity. The museum does not just serve as an extension of the museum s scope, but rather results in collaboration with the community. Museums play a central role in the community and evolve with other institutions through meaningful exhibitions or education. In this study, we looked at the museum s behavior of going outside, its partnership with external institutions that could bring out the results of the outriggers, conditions for solidifying the outriggers through cooperation or collaboration, and the search for results. Cooperation or collaboration between museums and related agencies is required to produce tangible results beyond the expansion of simple areas, through collaboration among people, finance and organizations physically recombining roles by complementing each other s deficiencies or needs, and through chemical combinations for the purpose and goal setting of each institution.