Free Event
Join The Ringling Art Library’s book club, the Literati. Discuss famous authors & art history! The program is free and registration is not required.
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Family Friendly
Ticket Required
ROAR is The Ringling’s family story time designed to engage toddlers and preschoolers in activities that connect art and early literacy. Join us for a story and accompanying art activity.
Family Friendly
Ticket Required
Join us for a creative project relating to our collections: we will rotate themes to cover the Circus, Ca' d’Zan, Museum of Art, and Gardens! Each week, we will have a making component in our Education Building classrooms as well as a guide to help you locate and learn more about the inspiration for each project.
Ticket Required
Ringling Reflections programs are designed specifically for people with memory loss and their care partners. These are relaxed, conversation-based gallery tours in the Museum of Art.
Outdoor (Weather permitting)
Ticket Required
This walking tour will introduce you to interesting botanical specimens on the estate while providing a historic overview of the development of the estate. The Ringling Arboretum has over 2350 trees within the arboretum representing native, exotic, historical, and culturally significant trees.
Family Friendly
Ticket Required
Join a Museum educator for a one-hour tour designed for parents or caregivers visiting the museum with an infant. This tour allows for adult discussion within a group that does not mind if a chatty or crying baby joins the conversation. Strollers or front baby carriers only, please.
Member Discount
Free with Museum Admission
Join us to explore various aspects of the Museum and its collection. Tickets are free with Museum Admission and are available for pick-up on the day of the program. Members may reserve tickets in advance. Tickets are limited.
Member Discount
Join artist Sun Xun for a discussion of his exhibition Time Spy and insight into his artistic practice.
Member Discount
Ticket Required
Join us for a special Conversation with artist Yin Mei as she discusses how and why she incorporated The Peony Pavilion, a romantic tragicomedy play written by dramatist Tang Xianzu in 1598 in her latest performance.