Tour the special exhibitions in-person with a Museum Teacher and a small group of members.

Stop by the Bertucci Education Studio and join us for a drop-in, abstract, family portrait weaving activity designed by Polly Thayer Starr Visiting Studio Artist Daniela Rivera. Open Studios are free with Museum Admission, and participation is on a first-come, first- served basis.

Join us for a day of free admission honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King through various art forms that ask us to reflect on why we still dream. 

The Winter/Spring Weekend Concert series opens with the return of the wonderful Claremont Trio. Robert Schumann’s first piano trio is his most performed, and perhaps his most Romantic. The modernist music of the English-American composer Rebecca Clarke was happily revived in the 1970s. Charlotte Sohy, whose lyrical trio the Claremonts will perform, is one of the least known French chamber music composers of the early 1900s; a revival of her music may finally be at hand.

Party like Isabella at this popular evening event. We're currently accepting waitlist requests. Please contact the Patron office at 617 264 6045. 

A titan of the piano makes his Gardner debut.

Join us virtually for a journey through the Gardner Museum. 

This forward-thinking string quartet makes its Gardner Museum debut with a program reaching back across three centuries.

The unique two pianist-two percussionist quartet makes its Gardner Museum debut with a bang.

Patrons enjoy early access to the upcoming winter/spring exhibition before it open to the public.