Go Public Gardens and International Museum Day
presented by Art Bridges
Join us for Go Public Gardens and International Museum Day presented by Art Bridges to celebrate the interconnectedness of art, nature, and wellness. Be inspired by pieces on loan from Art Bridges and enjoy corresponding art making activities and performances throughout the day.
Stop and smell the roses and go on a self-guided virtual wellness tour in The Garden. Sit down and stay for a while in The Beer Garden while sipping on refreshing beverages and fan-favorite food items. Head inside to practice mindfulness with ‘slow art’ activities in the IMA Galleries.
We will have shuttles running throughout the day to and from The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park and the Museum for all guests to use. Shuttles will also be available at the MLK Center, New Circle Church, and Center for Leadership development. Shuttles will be running every 30 minutes. The last shuttle will run at 5 PM.
SCHEDULE
10 AM–5 PM | Land Art Activity | The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park
10 AM–5 PM | Slow Art Activities | IMA Galleries
10 AM–5 PM | Self-Guided Virtual Wellness Tour | The Garden
10:30 AM–3:30 PM | Pour Painting Project | Studios 1 & 2
1 PM | iibada Dance Company Teaser Performance | Pulliam Family Great Hall
3 PM | iibada Dance Company Performance | Randolph H. Deer Special Events Pavilion
Generous support for this project provided by Art Bridges.
About Art Bridges Foundation
Art Bridges Foundation is the vision of philanthropist and arts patron Alice Walton. Founded in 2017, Art Bridges creates and supports projects that share works of American art with communities across the United States and its territories. Art Bridges partners with a growing network of over 250 museums of all sizes—impacting more than 20 million people nationwide—to provide financial and strategic support for exhibitions, collection loans, and programs designed to educate, inspire, and deepen engagement with local communities. The Art Bridges Collection represents an expanding vision of American art from the 19th century to present day and encompasses multiple media and voices. For more information, visit artbridgesfoundation.org.
