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In 1925, circus impresario John Ringling (1866–1936) decided to build an art museum, both as a legacy meant to outlast his business interests and as a memorial to his wife Mable and himself. By sharing the arts of Europe with the people of Florida, Ringling sought to educate and encourage curiosity for the wider world.
ROAR! is our free storytime that connects art with early literacy! At this program, we read together, make art, and learn about an object in the museum.
ROAR! is our free storytime that connects art with early literacy! At this program, we read together, make art, and learn about an object in the museum.
In 1925, circus impresario John Ringling (1866–1936) decided to build an art museum, both as a legacy meant to outlast his business interests and as a memorial to his wife Mable and himself. By sharing the arts of Europe with the people of Florida, Ringling sought to educate and encourage curiosity for the wider world.
Join a museum educator for a one-hour tour designed for parents or caregivers visiting the museum with an infant.
In 1925, circus impresario John Ringling (1866–1936) decided to build an art museum, both as a legacy meant to outlast his business interests and as a memorial to his wife Mable and himself. By sharing the arts of Europe with the people of Florida, Ringling sought to educate and encourage curiosity for the wider world.
ROAR! is our free storytime that connects art with early literacy! At this program, we read together, make art, and learn about an object in the museum.
ROAR! is our free storytime that connects art with early literacy! At this program, we read together, make art, and learn about an object in the museum.
The Venice Sharks Tooth Festival is back!
The Venice Sharks Tooth Festival is back!