Family Art Days

Free and open to the public

Designed to inspire creativity and encourage families to make art together, Family Art Days at the Museum occur on the third Sunday of every month in the Packing House atrium. They also take place the Sunday of an exhibition opening, with the art making theme tied in with the new exhibition. These casual, "walk-up and make art" events feature new activities each month, inspired by upcoming holidays or the Museum's current exhibits. This is a great way for families to spend creative time together. We provide the materials and our volunteers will help you get started, but the finished masterpiece is up to you. Click here to view the upcoming schedule.

Senior Wednesdays

Free and open to the publiSeniors 62 and over received special discounts and programs every Wednesday

• Special $2 admission to the galleries for seniors (As always, admission for Museum Members and children under
  18 is FREE. Not a member? Take advantage of our special $30 annual senior membership.)
• Special senior discount of 20% off a single, non-sale item at the acclaimed Museum Store
• Docents available starting at 11:30 a.m., reservations not necessary, open to the public
• Make a day of it! Visit one of the new West Village eateries and treat yourself to a senior discount matinee at
  the Laemmle Theatre, just steps away from the Museum.

Free First Fridays

Admission to the museum galleries is free from 5 to 8:30pm the first Friday of every month, coinciding with Claremont's Friday Nights Live

The Great Art Hunt: The More You Look, The More You See

Free with admission

Pick up your Art Hunt cards at the Museum's welcome desk and go on a journey through the main gallery as you attempt to match the card's "art parts" to the appropriate art work. Three levels of difficulty offer a fun challenge for children as well as adults as you explore and interact with the art works by looking closely at them to identify colors and shapes.

Tours

Museum Associates and Docents are available in the galleries most days for informal conversation with visitors about the Museum's permanent collection and current exhibitions. Docent-led group tours may be scheduled for a minimum of 10 visitors by contacting Lori Evans Lama, Director of Education and Public Programs at: lel@claremontmuseum.org.