Community programs at the Museum enable participants to be engaged in an active learning experience with original works of art and slides.  Group participants will be encouraged to look at, think about and find meaning in art through careful observation and focused discussions.

We are pleased to offer these programs to non-profit community organizations that serve young people, adults and seniors such as libraries, assisted living centers, arts agencies, community centers, camps, and social service agencies.  Programs take place in the Museum and/or off-site at your facility. 

Programs can accommodate the needs of people with all abilities and can be arranged as a single or multi-visit experience. A limited number of programs are available at a reduced rate.

One –Time Museum Visit
Provides a one-hour docent-led guided tour of the exhibition.

One-Time Off-site Program
Includes a slide presentation and discussion of the works of art.

Two-Part Series
Provides a pre-visit discussion off-site followed by a guided Museum visit.

Three-Part Series
Allows a more in-depth look and understanding of the works of art with a pre-visit introduction and exploration off-site, then a guided visit to the Museum, with a follow-up off-site discussion.

Long Distance Program (Dorot)
Provides in-depth discussion through telephone conference calls for those who cannot travel to the Museum.

Off-Site Discussions
Current Exhibition                                  Red Grooms                             
Fashion and Art                                     Art and the WPA
Posters of the Russian Revolution           The Art of Botero

For more information about Community Programs please call (516) 484-9338 ext.18