We are pleased to invite our Supporting, Partner, and Circle members to join Steven High, Executive Director, The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, for a virtual Coffee and Conversation.
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View CalendarLet's Move! Let's shake and shimmy off 2020 with a virtual Zumba fitness dance class. The instructor will dance live from The Ringling's studio space while participants can follow along from the comfort of their own homes.
Join us for a member’s only evening featuring acoustic sets with a solo musician on Ca’ d’Zan Terrace. For your enjoyment, the first floor of Ca’ d’Zan will be open for self-touring.
Join Curator of Performance Elizabeth Doud and Associate Producer of Performance Sonja Shea for an interactive virtual performance preview to discuss the coming attractions for the Art of Performance season ahead. We’ll update our audience on anticipated performances and programs for the 21-22 season.
Join Warren Colbert, collector and Ringling Museum of Art board member, in conversation with noted gallerist Karen Jenkins-Johnson. Mr. Colbert and Ms. Jenkins-Johnson will discuss the Ringling’s exhibition Sam Gilliam: Selections in the context of the current art market and emerging trends in collecting.
Become a Circle Member and join us! The Ringling designs personal opportunities unique to Circle Members to explore the collections, go behind the scenes and to engage with our curators, expert staff and visiting artists.
Join us outdoors on Thursdays at 6:30pm for this 8-class series to learn about the most popular Latin social dance forms from DK Dance Creations' top instructors. Salsa, Bachata, Merengue and more.
A semi-autobiographical film directed by Franco Zeffirelli starring Dame Joan Plowright, Dame Judy Dench, Cher, Lily Tomlin and Maggie Smith. In 1930 fascist Italy, adolescent Luca (Charlie Lucas) just lost his mother.
Travels into the heart of the Renaissance in Florence with Botticelli.
Join us for a special visit to the studio of Japanese-trained artist Paul Binnie, whose woodblock prints are held in the collections of several major museums, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Minneapolis Institute of Art, and The Ringling.