Events

The Crocker's Black History Month Festival now includes educational resources designed to bring African American history, art, and culture to life in the classroom. The hands-on event includes art projects and demonstrations, plus guided lesson plans and contact information for regional teaching artists (visual and performing) that offer services to schools. Join us for this free and fun event that supports teaching in amazing ways.

THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 6 – 8:30 PM
FREE FOR MEMBERS

FREE WITH ADMISSION FOR NONMEMBERS

Wilkommen im Crocker Kunstmuseum, um die Nacht se skizzieren! In honor of the exhibition The Splendor of Germany: 18th-Century Drawings from the Crocker Art Museum, practice sketching lush landscapes as visible in the Crocker’s renowned collection of rarely seen German drawings. Enjoy informal sketching instruction in select Museum galleries or relax in your favorite spot. Limited sketching supplies are provided, or feel free to bring your own; carbon pencils only on the second and third floors. All ages and drawing levels are welcome.

SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 10 AM  
FREE FOR EVERYONE WITH ADVANCE REGISTRATION  

While surrounded by Bill Viola’s video installation, The Raft, be guided through a gentle, 45-minute yoga class. This program is open to all experience levels, and participants should bring their own mat and dress in layers. Advance registration is required, and space is limited.