Art Making takes place in the Visitor's Pavilion, where our Children's Welcome Center is transformed into an art studio for the evening. We will be exploring different materials that artists use to create art. We provide the materials, you provide the vision. All ages are encouraged to participate!
ROAR! is a storytime program, designed to engage toddlers and preschoolers in activities that connect art with early literacy. This program is free and no registration is required.
Join us on Mondays to receive free admission to the Museum of Art as well as a special art-making program tied to works of art you can find in the galleries. You can also pick up one of our Museum of Art Family Guides for a new way to enjoy the art museum as a family!
Step into the galleries and celebrate the thriving artistic practice in our community. Talk with artists from the Greater Tampa Bay area who work in a variety of media.
Join us for a special family day to celebrate our current special exhibition, Skyway! This event will feature activity stations, and a special summer-themed family activity booklet to use in the galleries.
The ability to cast tools, weapons, and works of art in bronze was so important to the development of civilization that we refer to an entire era as The Bronze Age. The Ringling is rich in resources to demonstrate the methods of casting that were developed in different cultures.
The Ringling photography collection is rich in phenomenal portraits by artists such as Cindy Sherman and Richard Avedon. Join museum staff as we introduce you to these artists and their subjects.
Be a part of this lively discussion among artists and curators from Hillsborough, Manatee, Pinellas and Sarasota counties. Through collaboration, they have "bridged" the gap and presented three exhibitions consisting of works that reflect the diversity and creativity of our contemporary art scene.
Summertime and the living is easy, Picnics, Bar-b-ques, and ice cream treats are the food of the summer. But what would you have eaten five hundred years ago? Come and find out.
Join The Ringling Art Library’s book club, the Literati. Discuss famous authors & art history! The program is FREE and registration is not required.