Join us as we celebrate art, artists, and our community at Harvest Welcome Day where adults, children, and families can experience everything the Parrish Art Museum offers. Guests enjoy free admission all day alongside free activities including film screenings, art workshops, guided exhibition tours, and a special community-based project with the INSIDE OUT Photo Project.
Museum educators, Parrish docents, teaching artists from the community, and other staff will be onsite to support these activities and to answer any questions you may have.
WELCOME DAY ACTIVITIES
Free Admission | 11 am to 5 pm | Galleries, Shop, Café, Outdoors
All visitors enjoy free admission to the Museum’s galleries, Creativity Space, Museum Shop, and Parrish Café
Guided Tours | 11 am, 12 pm, 2:30 pm | Galleries
Docent-led tours of exhibitions James Brooks: A Painting Is a Real Thing and Artists Choose Parrish
Film: Wrinkles of the City, Havana Cuba | 11:30 am, 1:30 pm, 3 pm | Theater
Screenings of Wrinkles of the City, Havana, Cuba, a short film by artists JR and José Parlá (2013, 30 minutes)
Art Workshops and Children’s Book Reading | 1 to 4 pm | Mildred C. Brinn Terrace
Workshops and projects with Museum educators, including apple printing collage, tote bag printing, and chalk activities as well as a reading of the children’s book, Queen Bee Finds a Home, by Bernadette Ruggiero. Workshops and projects can be enjoyed while supplies last.
INSIDE OUT Photo Project | 1 to 4:30 pm | Outdoors, East end of Museum
The Inside Out Photo Project is a global participatory art project that allows everyone to share their untold stories by creating a work of art. Participants will express themselves through large-scale photo portraits and audio recordings. On Harvest Welcome Day, visitors are invited to have their portrait taken in the photo truck, which will later be installed on the Museum’s north façade.
The Project: A Portrait of our Community – We live in an exceptionally beautiful and unique community! We want to create a visual and audio portrait of what is special about where we live – who our neighbors are and what they love about our communit
