Art Appreciation

Mamas, did you know you and the little ones could get into the Columbus Museum of Art for free through August?  Yep, there is free admission for the public throughout July and August (and always on Sundays).  It’s never too early to start a conversation about art – even the littlest kiddos can appreciate the use of color and texture.  If you aren’t familiar with the museum, it is really worth a visit.  The CMA is known for it’s outstanding collection of late nineteenth and early twentieth-century American and European modern art.  The collection also includes examples of Impressionism, German Expressionism, and Cubism. (However, these are not on display at the moment due to the Museum’s renovation).

What is on display is a special summer collection titled Fur, Fins & Feathers which showcases works of art featuring animals.  The bright colors and familiar subjects are sure to be  kid-pleasers.

If you go:

  • Check out this handy calendar which lists the daily special activities.  On certain days, your little ones can do a make, take it art project or see live animals up close.
  • There is plenty of (free) parking behind the building. Meters also line the area streets.
  • Make time to stop in the gift shop for great jewelry finds and even unique toys.
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