Art Cart
Get creative together! Drop by the museum’s Judah Alden Studio for free, hands-on art-making inspired by what’s on view in the galleries. All ages welcome. No art experience required!
Saturdays | 1—3 p.m.
Art Hunt Bingo!
Saturday, October 17 | 1—1:30 p.m.
Explore Art Complex like never before with Art Hunt Bingo, a guided tour that doubles as a bingo game for the whole family.
As our “caller” leads the group from gallery to gallery, sharing stories and surprising details about the art along the way, keep your eyes open: each object called out is one your family can check off on your bingo card. Look closely, listen for the clues, and see who spots it first.
This is a game for all ages, and everyone is welcome to play together as a family. The first group to complete a full row shouts “Bingo!” and wins a prize, and the first to fill their entire card wins a second prize — so there’s plenty of reason to stay sharp all the way to the end.
Once the tour wraps up, the fun continues right into the Art Cart, where the group heads to the studio for a hands-on art-making activity to cap off the afternoon.
Bingo cards will be provided at the start of the tour — just bring your curiosity (and maybe a lucky charm).
Free
Outdoor Scavenger Hunt
Many sculptures are installed around the museum grounds. Use this Scavenger Hunt sheet as you stroll the landscaped paths of the museum.
When the museum is open, you will find large, laminated copies of this sheet near the front desk. Each has a dry-erase marker attached to it.
The museum grounds are open daily. If the museum is not open when you visit, you can download the sheet here:
Wanda Gág Coloring Sheet
Children’s book illustrator Wanda Gág is best known for her publication, Millions of Cats (1928), which is the oldest American picture book still in print.
This coloring page is adapted from her print, Siesta (1973).
“Celebration” Scavenger Hunt
Created in 2022 by local artist, Marcia Ballou, Celebration is a mural rendered in Ballou’s signature, cheerful color palette with nature-inspired imagery. It was created at the museum as the centerpiece of an “Artist in Residence” program.
Installed on an exterior wall of one of the museum’s buildings, the mural offers a wonderful opportunity for a scavenger hunt!
This scavenger hunt invites viewers to locate a variety of birds, moths, and butterflies.
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