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.
It's hot, it's humid? Join us for a river cruise, a visit to a theme part, an idyllic picnic, and other summer pursuits without leaving the cool temperatures of the galleries.
Join The Ringling Art Library’s book club, the Literati. Discuss famous authors & art history! The program is FREE and registration is not required.
Join us on Thursday nights to receive discounted admission to the museum as well as a special art-making program relating to works of art you can find in the galleries.
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 a museum educator to stroll the museum on a one-hour, interactive tour for infants and their caregivers. This tour is designed for the caregivers of children under 2 who can visit the museum using a stroller or front baby carrier.
Be a part of the art and pARTticipate in an interactive tour of the contemporary galleries. We'll explore these works collaboratively using fresh or unusual hands-on approaches.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and The Ringling is celebrating women. Our hope is that public support will encourage support for research, prevention, and a cure. Wearing pink is encouraged.
Join us for a lively discussion about The Ringling’s leadership role in preserving this remarkable expression of American culture and entertainment Deborah Walk, Assistant Director of Legacy and Circus, Jennifer Lemmer-Posey, Associate Curator of the Circus.
Some of Her Favorite Things Join us for this opportunity to meet one of The Ringling new curators. Dr. Sarah Cartwright, the Ulla R. Searing Curator of Collections, will share her thoughts about some of her favorite objects in the permanent collection galleries.