Celebrate the final day of Harmony and Dissonance: Orphism in Paris, 1910–1930 with a family-friendly day of art and exploration. Build your own adventure with hands-on activities, guided gallery tours, and creative projects inspired by the exhibition. Free with advance registration—space is limited!

Experience an exclusive, free evening for undergraduate and graduate students, filled with art, music, and creativity. Celebrate the final weekend of Harmony and Dissonance: Orphism in Paris, 1910–1930 and explore Mondrian’s abstract masterpieces. Enjoy hands-on art-making, jewelry design, poetry, and a live DJ set by Justin Dean Thomas. Complimentary refreshments included, with beer, wine, and snacks available for purchase. Free with student ID; $15 for recent graduates and faculty.

Connect with others who are interested in artmaking and sustainability as we reimagine the future of climate impact in the studio and beyond. During these free, twice-monthly programs, we will explore current exhibitions, experiment with environmentally friendly studio practices, and learn about sustainability at the museum.

This series is free, open to all young people (ages 13–19), and no prior experience is needed.

NYC teens are invited to join us for GuggTeens Sketching Sessions, a FREE, drop-in program to expand drawing skills and connect with other teen artists! Teens will sketch from artworks on view in the galleries using experimental prompts and with Educator guidance. Join us to build your art portfolio, meet other teen artists, or hang out with your friends! All levels of experience are welcome, including teens that are new to sketching.

These sessions are free, open to all young people (ages 13–19), and no prior experience is needed. Free museum admission, MetroCards, and materials will be provided. This is a drop-in program, but RSVP beforehand to save your spot for one or more sessions.

Connect with others who are interested in artmaking and sustainability as we reimagine the future of climate impact in the studio and beyond. During these free, twice-monthly programs, we will explore current exhibitions, experiment with environmentally friendly studio practices, and learn about sustainability at the museum.

This series is free, open to all young people (ages 13–19), and no prior experience is needed.

NYC teens are invited to join us for GuggTeens Sketching Sessions, a FREE, drop-in program to expand drawing skills and connect with other teen artists! Teens will sketch from artworks on view in the galleries using experimental prompts and with Educator guidance. Join us to build your art portfolio, meet other teen artists, or hang out with your friends! All levels of experience are welcome, including teens that are new to sketching.

These sessions are free, open to all young people (ages 13–19), and no prior experience is needed. Free museum admission, MetroCards, and materials will be provided. This is a drop-in program, but RSVP beforehand to save your spot for one or more sessions.

Build your own adventure through hands-on, inclusive activities for all ages in the Guggenheim Museum’s galleries and studio classrooms.

This month, investigate how artists use unexpected materials in the exhibitions Going Dark: The Contemporary Figure at the Edge of Visibility and By Way Of: Material and Motion in the Guggenheim Collection. Come to the open house for artistic explorations for all ages, playful story time for younger art lovers, and more technique-focused, sketching and studio sessions for teens highlighting sustainable practices.

Free. Museum admission and program activities are included with advance registration; space is limited. When registering, please select your arrival time.

2pm – 2:45pm: Reserved for Guggenheim for All (visitors with disabilities and their families)

2:45pm – 5pm: Open to all registrants

Kim Kulim works across diverse mediums, including painting, installation, film, happenings, and Mail art.

As part of Only the Young: Experimental Art in Korea, 1960s–1970s, the Guggenheim Museum presents a public program series that focuses on the performance practice of three artists in the exhibition.

Explore the Guggenheim Museum’s architecture at your own pace and find your inspiration here through sensory-friendly, hands-on activities in the galleries and art studios at this inclusive, drop-in program. This event is part of the city-wide Archtober Festival.

Free. Museum admission and activities are included with advance registration; note that space is limited. When registering, please select your arrival time.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

The one-mile block party is back for its 45th year. Enjoy free access to the Guggenheim exhibitions on view: Gego: Measuring Infinity, Sarah Sze: Timelapse, Young Picasso in Paris, A Year with Children 2023, and the Thannhauser Collection. The museum will also host a series of outdoor art-making activities using sustainable materials.

This family-friendly event takes place rain or shine on Fifth Avenue between 82nd and 110th Street. The Guggenheim, along with seven other New York City cultural institutions and neighborhood partners, will be open for free to visitors of all ages from 6 to 9 pm. No registration required.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Feeling creative? Put your inspiration into practice through drop-in art-making projects at the top of the museum ramps.

Free with museum admission.

Explore at your own pace and find your inspiration at the Guggenheim Museum through sensory-friendly, hands-on activities in our galleries and art studios at this inclusive drop-in program.

Free. Registration required, space is limited.