Events

Family Art Club is designed for young children and their grown ups to explore art together. Each workshop session includes all the supplies needed to create a unique work of art inspired by the art and artists in TMA’s collections and special exhibitions.

Sponsored in part by Mercy Health, the Toledo Museum of Art Ambassadors and The Anderson Inc.

Family Art Club is free, but to keep a safe capacity, advanced registration is required.

Start the New Year off right by learning some easy and effective mindfulness tools to nurture, focus, and calm. In this free one-hour class for families, join local Toledo Mindfulness Institute certified expert, Jenn McCullough. Jenn has over 20 years of experience in the field and will teach mindfulness basics for caregivers and children.

Mindfulness Activity Card decks will be available for purchase in the Museum Store.

Andras Szanto’s book, The Future of the Museum: 28 Dialogues, surveys the emerging landscape of museum practices through conversations with museum directors in fourteen countries on six continents, including Adam Levine, the Director of the Toledo Museum of Art. The picture that emerges is a museum field in transition as museum reassess their ties with audiences and communities, retool their physical and organizational structures, reckon with deep-seated cultural and political currents, and adapt to accelerating technological change. But what does this all mean for the Toledo Museum of Art and how can the TMA contribute to the evolution museums? Join us for a free-ranging online conversation on Wednesday, February 17 at 12:00 p.m. (EST) as Andras Szanto and Adam Levine discuss the future of the museum.

Think Global, Act Local: Lessons for Museums in the 21st Century/A Conversation with Andras Szanto is supported in part by our season sponsor for programs, ProMedica. 

This virtual event is free, but advanced registration is required. Purchase your own signed copy of the The Future of the Museum: 28 Dialogues during registration for $25 plus tax.