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Members enjoy previews of select exhibition and gallery openings.

Upcoming Member Previews

Underwater view looking up at a polar bear peering down through a hole in the ice.
Nov 06
10:00 - 17:30
Member Previews

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Adults
Families
Kids
Teens & Youth
Member-Only
Underwater view looking up at a polar bear peering down through a hole in the ice.
Nov 07
10:00 - 12:00
Member Previews

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Adults
Families
Kids
Teens & Youth
Member-Only
Arthur Lismer (1885-1945), Bright Land (1938). Oil on canvas. Gift of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin. McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1868.7.9.
Nov 20
10:00 - 17:30
Member Previews

This Land: The Group of Seven and Their Contemporaries

Adults
Families
Kids
Member-Only
Arthur Lismer (1885-1945), Bright Land (1938). Oil on canvas. Gift of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin. McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1868.7.9.
Nov 21
10:00 - 17:30
Member Previews

This Land: The Group of Seven and Their Contemporaries

Adults
Families
Kids
Member-Only
Underwater view looking up at a polar bear peering down through a hole in the ice.
Nov 06
10:00 - 17:30
Member Previews

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Adults
Families
Kids
Teens & Youth
Member-Only
Underwater view looking up at a polar bear peering down through a hole in the ice.
Nov 07
10:00 - 12:00
Member Previews

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Adults
Families
Kids
Teens & Youth
Member-Only
Arthur Lismer (1885-1945), Bright Land (1938). Oil on canvas. Gift of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin. McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1868.7.9.
Nov 20
10:00 - 17:30
Member Previews

This Land: The Group of Seven and Their Contemporaries

Adults
Families
Kids
Member-Only
Arthur Lismer (1885-1945), Bright Land (1938). Oil on canvas. Gift of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin. McMichael Canadian Art Collection, 1868.7.9.
Nov 21
10:00 - 17:30
Member Previews

This Land: The Group of Seven and Their Contemporaries

Adults
Families
Kids
Member-Only

Other Programs

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Program
Indigenous Voices
Tune in to the ROM’s popular Indigenous Voices program offered in a live webinar format twice a month. Designed for K-12 students and teachers, each episode features Indigenous ROM educators and guest speakers as they highlight distinct ancestral objects, share stories, and offer arts-based activities that celebrate living Indigenous cultures.
four people sitting at a table, having a fun conversation practicing English at the Royal Ontario Museum
Program
Practice English
Looking for a fun way to practice English while exploring learning about the museum? Join us for Practice English, a program for English-language learners at any level. This event program is a great opportunity for community organizations to bring your adult ESL learners to improve their language skills in a museum setting. If you are a community organization (non-profit and/or registered charity) that would like to know more about our Practice English program, please contact Seb at sebastian.salazar@rom.on.ca
A group of Syrian children smile and wave Canadian flags in front of the ROM’s Schad Gallery of Biodiversity
Program
Community Access (ROMCAN)
Established in 2008, the ROM Community Access Network (ROMCAN) is ROM’s commitment to removing financial, social and cultural barriers for diverse communities to access the museum. Through the three pillars of social inclusion-we commit to being an institution that is reflective of, and in service to, diverse communities. Thanks to ROMCAN, ROM makes available 100,000 free visits every year. However, the defining feature of ROMCAN goes beyond just free admission, but rather, ROMCAN is about creating, strengthening and maintaining close collaboration with community groups across Ontario to
Presentation attendees in a large circle listening to a presentation.
Program
Indigenous Voices
Tune in to the ROM’s popular Indigenous Voices program offered in a live webinar format twice a month. Designed for K-12 students and teachers, each episode features Indigenous ROM educators and guest speakers as they highlight distinct ancestral objects, share stories, and offer arts-based activities that celebrate living Indigenous cultures.
four people sitting at a table, having a fun conversation practicing English at the Royal Ontario Museum
Program
Practice English
Looking for a fun way to practice English while exploring learning about the museum? Join us for Practice English, a program for English-language learners at any level. This event program is a great opportunity for community organizations to bring your adult ESL learners to improve their language skills in a museum setting. If you are a community organization (non-profit and/or registered charity) that would like to know more about our Practice English program, please contact Seb at sebastian.salazar@rom.on.ca
A group of Syrian children smile and wave Canadian flags in front of the ROM’s Schad Gallery of Biodiversity
Program
Community Access (ROMCAN)
Established in 2008, the ROM Community Access Network (ROMCAN) is ROM’s commitment to removing financial, social and cultural barriers for diverse communities to access the museum. Through the three pillars of social inclusion-we commit to being an institution that is reflective of, and in service to, diverse communities. Thanks to ROMCAN, ROM makes available 100,000 free visits every year. However, the defining feature of ROMCAN goes beyond just free admission, but rather, ROMCAN is about creating, strengthening and maintaining close collaboration with community groups across Ontario to

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