Rubin Museum of Art

Activity Overview

The Rubin Museum of Art is a Himalayan art museum located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. This unique art museum features a diverse collection of art and cultural items from the Himalayas, with a special focus on Tibetan art. In addition to showcasing traditional art exhibitions, it also frequently offers public programs such as live music and dance performances, film screenings, and lectures. If you're looking for a unique attraction where the whole family can learn about art and foreign cultures, consider a visit to the Rubin Museum of Art!

Things to Do

• Explore the exhibitions - they're full of fascinating pieces from the Himalayas region, including paintings, photographs, and multimedia exhibits.
• Do some art yourself by taking part in one museum's daily workshops. On Mondays, you can visit Auspicious Stitches, a program that teaches adults how to create their own fiber artwork using themes such as animals in Buddhist art or Indian motifs!
• Learn as much as you can during your visit by taking a tour! Exhibition tours are offered each day at 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. and are included in your admission price.

Rubin Museum of Art Insider Tips

• Pick up a free Yak Pack from the Museum admissions desk - this family activity bag is designed to encourage children between the ages of 2 and 7 to explore the museum as well as make their visit more enjoyable.
• Attend one of the museum's hands-on Family Programs, where you and your child can create art together. Programs are offered throughout the week and are designed for various age groups, including toddlers.
• If your teen loves art, consider attending one of the museum's Teen Programs, which include workshops, tours of New York City art attractions, and time to create their own art.