Admission is free.
For specific information about an exhibition, either in preparation for a museum visit or in order to continue the conversation at home, please check out the Family Reviews (links found on this page) for our current exhibitions. Here you will find more details about what to expect and how to talk with young viewers about the content on display.
Remember to also ask our Front Desk for a free Art Guide (available in both English and Spanish, also found on this page). You will find the Art Guide full of activities to help young (and old!) viewers slow down, engage with the artwork, and connect what they are seeing with their own thoughts and ideas.
Inspired by the use of everyday objects in the exhibition Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray & Jessi Reaves, this walking meditation...
Learn MoreIn celebration of our recently renovated CAMH plaza, explore your surroundings outside using mindfulness exercises geared towards observation and awareness.
Learn MoreInspired by A Counting, the work of conceptual artist Ekene Ijeoma and his group Poetic Justice at MIT Media Lab...
Learn MoreCreate an experimental self-portrait inspired by the unconventional photography and remixing of materials in the exhibition Slowed and Throwed: Records...
Learn MoreInspired by DJ Screw and his influence on Houston’s music and culture, explore the sounds surrounding you to complete a...
Learn MoreThis is a call to action for A Counting—a project by artist Ekene Ijeoma and his group Poetic Justice at...
Learn MoreInspired by the examples of visual language in Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray & Jessi Reaves, create a mobile by exploring...
Learn MoreInspired by the exhibition Wild Life: Elizabeth Murray and Jessi Reaves, explore your surroundings by completing a scavenger hunt of...
Learn MoreEnjoy this short meditation to clear your mind prior to experiencing our current exhibitions or a day at home.
Learn MoreInspired by current exhibitions, complete a scavenger hunt to create a rainbow using the colors around you.
Learn MoreInspired by A Counting, the work of conceptual artist Ekene Ijeoma and his group Poetic Justice at MIT Media Lab,...
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