Drop-In
Drop-In Programs
Black Power Story and Song + DJ set and live mixing by Traxploitation
Join us for an afternoon of music, dancing, and fun during Inside Out, our free summer event series! On Saturday, July 29, enjoy performances by C Street Brass with DJ sets by Suave Pav in between sets.
The Possibilities of Movement: Reché Nelson, Donovan Reed, Gianna Theodore organized by Tiffany Sims
Bill Henry Band + DJ sets by Arie Cole
Rematriated Realms presented by Sybils Shrine artists, Dail Chambers, Bekezela Mguni, Tiara Burton and Naomi Chambers
Kelly Strayhorn Theater: Under the Sun
Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh: DJ set by Dini Daddy
During a special preview just for members, delve into this new exhibition with gallery spotlights tours and mingle with fellow members.
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All are welcome to admire the public exhibition of artwork by students of the Youth Artist Studio (YAS). The showcase will include a selection of artwork by each student. This event is free to attend, and no registration is required.
These these conversational, one-hour, docent-led tours are offered daily from April 12 through December 31, 2023.
Think, feel, and connect with the world around you, and let artworks be the spark.
To celebrate the Lunar New Year with cultural diversity, science and technology, and art, the Chinese Association for Science and Technology, Pittsburgh Chapter is bringing a one-of-a-kind celebratory experience to Carnegie Museum of Art
Drop in and meet a docent for an Art Chat tour of the presepio and experience the nativity through the eyes of Neapolitan artisans and collectors.
Learn more about the presepio, which will be on view from November 19 until January 8, 2023.
Carnegie Museum of Art invites you for an afternoon of zine-making and drawing workshops, as well as a presentation of the Youth Art Initiative‘s zine, Intro:spection, in Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Foster Overlook. Throughout the afternoon, enjoy snacks, art, and music by a live DJ in the Hall of Botany, also located in Carnegie Museum of Natural History!
Join us for drop-in art-making and inquiry inspired by the currents, ideas, questions, and materials found through out Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International.
Join a Carnegie Museum of Art docent for an interactive overview tour of Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International orienting you to the layout of the exhibition, the artists and collections.
Join us for drop-in art-making and inquiry inspired by the currents, ideas, questions, and materials found through out Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International.
Join a Carnegie Museum of Art docent for an interactive overview tour of Is it morning for you yet?, the 58th Carnegie International orienting you to the layout of the exhibition, the artists and collections.
Please join us for a celebration and first look at James “Yaya” Hough’s community mural, commissioned as part of Is it morning for you yet? the 58th Carnegie International.
Please join us for a public and free celebration of the exhibition Future Vision: Women of Visions from 6—8 p.m. at Carnegie Museum of Art on Thursday, June 2.
Look deeply at photographer Gordon Park’s images of the Penola, Inc. Grease plant and the people who worked there in Pittsburgh’s Strip District in the 1940s in the exhibition Gordon Parks in Pittsburgh, 1944/1946. Discuss Park’s documentation of the plant, its workers, and the range of their activities manufacturing lubricants to support U.S. military efforts during World War II.
What does labor sound like? Music has been central to how we work and the movements we build. Join us for an evening of music and a celebration of the exhibition in anticipation of International Workers Day (May Day).
Slow down and explore artist Zoe Zenghelis’s constructed worlds of imagination on view in Zoe Zenghelis: Fields, Fragments, Fictions. From seductive metropolitan formations and dystopian landscapes to floating buildings and cityscapes of disturbing stillness, this Art Chat probes what you notice and wonder about the exhibition.
Meet up with a docent and other museum visitors for a Working Thought Art Chat. Discuss how artists raise our awareness to the many ways economic disparity and labor have shaped American life past and present.
Through three design prompts in increasing levels of depth of thinking, the in-gallery workshop is meant to encourage visitors to brainstorm and ideate about what they want to make, how form influences an object’s connotations, and what role objects can play in their own lives.
Admission to Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History is free on Friday, October 30 for RADical Days.
Come hang out at the museum for a first date or a visit with your long-time love and explore our fascinating exhibitions together.
