March Break

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About

Hidden Treasures

This March Break, step into a world of mystery and wonder where adventure awaits at every turn. Uncover the Museum’s best-kept secrets, meet our fascinating experts, and dive into so many hands-on activities that bring Art, Culture, and Nature to life. So, whether you’re a curious explorer, an aspiring artist, or a nature lover, there's something exciting for you this March Break at ROM!

Hours:

Saturday, March 8 – Sunday, March 16
10:00 am – 5:30 pm

Included with General Admission. Skip the line and book tickets online.
 

PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW

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Hike the ROM

These walking trails take you on a journey of engaging and unexpected discovery through three floors of galleries. Designed to help you conquer your daily steps goals, each trail invites you to move at the speed you like, all while exercising your body and your mind. 

Looking for Special Exhibitions? We've got three!

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Exhibition

Nature in Brilliant Colour

Marvel at the power of colour in the natural world. Anywhere you look in nature, colour holds meaning. From the fiery reds of warning to the soothing blues of calm waters, Nature in Brilliant Colour will take you on a kaleidoscopic journey through the vibrant hues of our planet. Awaken your senses, and have your perception forever altered, as you make your way through a series of spaces, each dedicated to a colour of the rainbow. Through over 200 specimens, photo-worthy projections, and shifting soundscapes, this exhibition promises to be a transformative experience that will deepen
A manatee and a calf adrift underwater among eelgrass.
Exhibition

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024

Annually, photographers spanning ages and abilities submit tens of thousands of images to the international Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest. This winter, ROM is thrilled to once again host the renowned exhibition. Organized by London's prestigious Natural History Museum, UK, this fan-favourite showcases the very best in nature photography from around the globe. Experience our world in vivid detail, beholding extraordinary species through unimagined perspectives. Each photograph, exquisitely backlit, unveils unparalleled quality and depth. Through the lens, viewers become privy to
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Exhibition

Auschwitz.
Not long ago. Not far away.

An unprecedented exhibition that examines the history and legacy of Auschwitz. Created by Nazi Germany, the most significant site of the Holocaust, Auschwitz, was not a single entity. It gradually became a system of camps that combined two functions: a concentration camp and a killing centre in which some 1 million Jews — and tens of thousands of others, including Poles, Romani people, and Soviet POWs — were detained and murdered in a systematic and industrialized fashion. This powerful exhibition, which arrives in Toronto just ahead of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz on

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