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  • Art After Hours | Block pARTy

    Palmer Museum of Art 650 Bigler Road, University Park, PA, United States

    LEAP across campus to the Palmer Museum and the Arboretum at Penn State for a summer Block pARTy! Participate in art-making activities, explore your world-class art museum and gardens, and learn about other collections on campus with Museum Consortium members. Throughout the night, enjoy live music and refreshments. 

    Free
  • Drop-in Tour: American Art of Today

    Palmer Museum of Art 650 Bigler Road, University Park, PA, United States

    Discover the Palmer’s world-class collections and exhibitions with a friendly and knowledgeable museum guide. Each tour explores a theme, lasts about one hour, and includes close-looking through discussion and experiential learning opportunities. This free drop-in guided tour will start in the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Lobby.

    Free
  • Benjamin Franklin and the Revolution At Home

    BELLEFONTE LIBRARY 200 NORTH ALLEGHENY STREET, Bellefonte, PA, United States

    Join us at the Bellefonte Library to hear Carla J. Mulford present her work and research on Benjamin Franklin and the Revolution at Home on Thursday, August 13 at 5pm. No registration needed.

  • Community Artist Conversations: Dreaming American Futures

    Palmer Museum of Art 650 Bigler Road, University Park, PA, United States

    Join local community artists featured in Dreaming American Futures: Invitational 250 for an afternoon of conversations in the special exhibition galleries. Hear directly from participating artists as they share insights into their work, materials, and ideas. Two group conversations will take place with one at noon and one at 2 p.m., each featuring a selection of artists. Drop in for one session or stay […]

    Free
  • Sensory-Friendly Hours at the Palmer

    Palmer Museum of Art 650 Bigler Road, University Park, PA, United States

    Join us in the galleries during designated Sensory-Friendly Hours for a more relaxed and comfortable visit. During these times, we adjust the environment by dimming gallery lighting and turning off audio on gallery tablets when no tours are scheduled. While all visitors are welcome, these sessions are especially appropriate for individuals with sensory sensitivities, for […]

    Free