Director's Letters
Reimagining Distance with Creative Cohesion
Beyond our walls, the Museum leadership and staff are hard at work, steadfast and committed to our mission to engage, inspire, and connect diverse communities through the power of the arts, sciences, and history. We encourage you to stay connected to us through #MuseumFromHome.
HRM’s Response to COVID-19
In light of the escalating concerns over COVID-19, the declaration of a national emergency, and our deep concern for the safety and health of our staff and community, the Hudson River Museum will be closed to the public until further notice.
Season’s Greetings . . . and an Rx for Self Care
According to a new medical study that was published this week in the British Medical Journal, visiting museums can increase your longevity. Indulge in some quality time at the HRM with those you hold dear, and give yourself the gift of self care during the holidays.
A Global Guest Who Inspires: António Guterres, Secretary-General of the UN, Visits the HRM
On Sunday, September 29, we were thrilled and honored to welcome António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, to the HRM. We at the Museum find great inspiration in his tireless dedication to confronting climate change, advancing gender and educational equity, and promoting social justice around the globe.
Special Update
Masha Turchinsky, Director, and Thomas A. D’Auria, Chair, Board of Trustees, announce exciting improvements coming to the Hudson River Museum, thanks to support from the Westchester County Board of Legislators, the City of Yonkers, and New York State.
Celebrating Our Centennial Year With You
Happy New Year! Last year was an outstanding year at the Museum, with a roster of stellar exhibitions, record-breaking attendance, and new programs and initiatives inspired by art, science, and our shared history. In celebration of our Centennial this year, we will be sharing key moments from our rich history here, on Currents.
A Year of Making Waves
As we close out one year and ready ourselves for the next, Director Masha Turchinsky wishes you and your families a joyous holiday season and looks forward to exploring new shores together in 2019.
A Note of Thanks
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect, enjoy each other’s company, and express our gratitude. On behalf of the Hudson River Museum, Director Masha Turchinsky would like to thank you for being part of our community.
Welcome to Fall at the HRM
Welcome to fall and new beginnings at the Hudson River Museum! Director Masha Turchinsky reveals our new identity and website, as well as a dynamic season filled with many wonderful ways for all to participate.
