Olympic marathon runner and yoga teacher Julie Isphording guides you through a soulful Vinyasa flow at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Experience the quiet magic of morning on as Olympic marathon runner and yoga teacher Julie Isphording guides you through a soulful Vinyasa flow at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Bring your toddler or preschooler to the Rosenthal Education Center for a morning of art-themed story books, songs, and sensory activities. 

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Babies and caregivers will explore art through songs, play, and guided looking activities with a May Festival Minis facilitator during this engaging 20–30-minute experience. 

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

A before-public-hours program designed for families with children who have autism or other developmental disabilities.

Build your child’s creative confidence and foundational artistic skills in this drop-off program for young artists ages 9–12.

In partnership with Roebling Books & Coffee, the museum presents Art to Ink, a free “connect and create” event open to the public. Participants learn about and discuss three artworks from the collection, then create original written works, inspired by the pieces, and prompted by a specific monthly theme.

This guided tour and art-making program is designed for adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers. 

The tour will be led by Cincinnati Art Museum docent Kit Anderson along with members of Cincinnati’s Menopause Care Collective, a multidisciplinary team of clinicians dedicated to educating women on gynecology, identity, sexual health, pelvic floor health, nutrition, psychiatry, and relationships. Attendees will have an opportunity to approach the topic of menopause through the unique lens of art and ask questions along the way.

This guided tour and art-making program is designed for adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers. 

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Olympic marathon runner and yoga teacher Julie Isphording guides you through a soulful Vinyasa flow at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Members are invited to view The Art of Charley Harper: Creatures Wild and Tame before the exhibition opens to the public.

Tours highlight the Cincinnati Art Museum's world-class collection.

Join us for a panel discussion to celebrate the opening of the exhibition The Art of Charley Harper: Creatures Wild and Tame, featuring Brett Harper, son of Charley and Edie Harper, Thane Maynard of the Cincinnati Zoo, Tamera Muente of the Taft Museum of Art, and Julie Aronson of the Cincinnati Art Museum.