Children ages 2½ to 5 and their caregivers can explore Jo Sandman: What Remains and learn about subtractive art through a story, gallery tour, and hands-on craft. The program is free with general admission, but space is limited and offered first come, first served. Check in at the Visitor Services desk upon arrival. Sessions are ... Read more
Children ages 12 to 30 months and their caregivers can explore Jo Sandman: What Remains and collage through songs, movement, and a hands-on sensory activity. The program takes place Wednesday, ... Read more
Children ages 2½ to 5 and their caregivers can explore Jo Sandman: What Remains and learn about subtractive art through a story, gallery tour, and hands-on craft. The program is ... Read more
Children ages 3 to 6 and their grownups can explore the galleries through sensory activities, then take part in an exhibition-inspired yoga class using movement, breath, group games, and creative ... Read more
Children ages 4 and up and their families can make an articulated cardboard creature inspired by the imaginative sculptures of David Butler. The drop-in program takes place Saturday, November 21, ... Read more
Mary-Kate O’Hare, Bruce Museum executive director and CEO, speaks with Tricia Laughlin Bloom, executive director of the Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation, about American Stories from Sargent to O’Keeffe. Both ... Read more
Children ages 2½ to 5 and their caregivers can explore gratitude through a story, gallery tour, and hands-on craft. The program takes place Tuesday, November 24, 2026, from 10 am ... Read more
Children ages 12 to 30 months and their caregivers can explore what makes them feel grateful through songs, movement, and a hands-on sensory activity. The program takes place Wednesday, November ... Read more
Enjoy an interactive read-aloud of a Thanksgiving-themed picture book with a Museum Educator, featuring songs, rhythm instruments, and playful activities. Storytime takes place November 27 through 30, 2026, from 11 ... Read more
Children ages 4 and up and their families can experiment with colorful chemical reactions to create artwork inspired by A Great Breach in Nature: Aerial Photography by J Henry Fair. ... Read more
