The Brooklyn Museum announces public programs in December for visitors of all ages
In-person and virtual programming welcomes community members to the Museum
The Brooklyn Museum presents a robust lineup of programming for adults and children this December, featuring family-friendly events to celebrate the holiday season, a performance by the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra, and a variety of programs surrounding the Museum’s current exhibitions, such as the recently opened Thierry Mugler: Couturissime. Additional programs include talks, classes, tours, and special events that amplify the Museum’s exhibitions and collections, serve the surrounding community, and support learning through the visual arts.
Masks are optional for staff and visitors in the building (except for the Auditorium, where masks are required). Certain events and programs may require proof of vaccination; please review your tickets closely for up-to-date requirements. Some programs will take place online and through the Museum’s social media channels.
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