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To mark the 50th anniversary of the Museum’s 1969 Brutalist building, architect Richard Kaeyer, of the firm Sherwood, Mills & Smith at the time, engages in conversation with Joseph C. Forte, the Esther Raushenbush Chair of Art History at Sarah Lawrence College, about his design for the building, revolutionary at the time, and whose style

We’re celebrating Yonkers Arts Weekend 2025 with FREE admission to the Museum and family-friendly activities, including art workshops that celebrate our current exhibitions, the environment, and the thriving arts scene in Yonkers. Participate in a “Bubble Extravaganza” with giant bubbles, flowing streamers, and kites in the courtyard, and hear live music from Westchester Center for

Discover the depth and power of portraiture in a hands-on workshop with local artist Leonardo De La Cruz. Explore works on loan from Art Bridges, among others, and create your own self-portrait. Support provided by Art Bridges.

Please note, this event is cancelled due to inclement weather. Let the kites fly in the Museum’s courtyard! Bring your own kite or borrow one of ours, compete in high-flying contests, and reap floral giveaways! Outdoor lawn games like cornhole, giant Jenga, lawn bowling, and plenty of giant bubbles will guarantee family fun. Schedule: 1,

Throughout the day, enjoy art and science workshops for all ages, dance to DJ Delon, and purchase delicious soul food by Sistah Gurls Catering. Join programs inspired by the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and 70s, and celebrate the cultural accomplishments of African Americans across a variety of media. Enjoy FREE general admission as

Create a custom Mother’s Day bouquet with flowers and ribbon donated from Fly Me to the Moon Florists.

Travel to the moon with us! Visit A Century of Lunar Photography and Beyond to see the moon’s surface up close, and engage with two of the major paintings on view in The Color of the Moon to gather inspiration for your own moon-themed work on Mother’s Day. Ages 3+.

Across the oceans, lit by a shimmering moon and stars guiding its path, the clipper ship Flying Cloud set sail on its maiden voyage from New York Harbor to San Francisco during the gold rush in the summer of 1851. Based on a true tale, Spring Training Productions’ live radio play, in collaboration with the

Observe the vivid effects of contrasting colors by painting a monochromatic moon and then using a color wheel to change the mood. Workshop led by Teaching Artist-in-Residence Seongmin Ahn.

Update: Teen Night festivities will take place, rain or shine! A creative space for teens to show off their talent, explore the Museum, and try something new! This FREE event is inspired by the powerful portraits in Art and Identity. Interested in showcasing your art or talent at Teen Night? Complete the following submission form