Families
Whitney Family Programs offer interactive tours, art making workshops, and special events that encourage kids and adults to learn about art together.
Stroller Tour:
Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium
SAT, Sep 16, 2017
9:30–10:30 am
For parents and caregivers with babies 0–18 months
Join Whitney Teaching Fellows, PhD candidates in art history, on engaging tours that highlight works in current exhibitions. Crying babies are welcome!
Gallery Explorations!
Sep 16, 23
For families with kids ages 5 and up
Join us for a short, interactive family explorations of kid-friendly works on view! Learn about art together through lively discussion and fun gallery activities.
Free with Museum admission.
Open Studio
Saturdays and Sundays
For families with kids of all ages
Families are invited to make their own artworks inspired by works on view in current exhibitions. Each week we offer a different art making project.
Free with Museum admission.
Get Updates About Family Programs
Upcoming Family Programs
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Aug 19
Open Studio
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Aug 20
Open Studio
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Aug 26
Open Studio
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Aug 27
Open Studio
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Sep 2
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Sep 9
Open Studio
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Open Studio
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Sep 16
Stroller Tour:
Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium -
Sat,
Sep 16
Open Studio
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Sep 16
Gallery Explorations!
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Sep 16
Gallery Explorations!
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Sep 17
Open Studio
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Sep 23
Open Studio
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Sep 23
Gallery Explorations!
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Sep 23
Gallery Explorations!
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Sep 24
Open Studio
Family Access Programs
For Kids on the Autism Spectrum Ages 6–12 Years
The Whitney invites families with kids on the autism spectrum for a sensory-friendly guided gallery tour before the Museum opens to the public. Families create their own works of art in a hands-on studio activity. Check back soon for additional information.
Artist's Choice Archive
Artist’s Choice workshops brought contemporary artists and families together to share their ideas and opinions and create artwork inspired by conversations and activities in the galleries.
