Partnership with Art Bridges Foundation allows free access to the museum every third Thursday of each month
The Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) today announces its next Access for All event in partnership with the Art Bridges Foundation, offering free admission to the museum from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, September 19. Honoring a commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for all, OMA seeks to break down barriers by providing all members of the community a chance to experience the transformative power of art for completely free.
“Our monthly Access for All events play a key role in our mission to make art universally accessible to any who wish to experience it,” said Cathryn Mattson, CEO of the Orlando Museum of Art. “The Art Bridges Foundation is a valued partner in this endeavor, and we are forever grateful for their continued support of bringing diverse, educational and engaging programming to the larger community.”
This month’s program will feature a live performance from masterful Blues / Rock singer, guitar player and songwriter, Damon Fowler. Guests are also encouraged to enjoy artwork from OMA’s latest exhibition, Golden Legacy, which showcases over 60 pieces of original art from 80 years of Little Golden Books. Some beloved classics include The Poky Little Puppy, Tootle, Home for a Bunny, The Color Kittens, I Can Fly and many more. On display through December 1, 2024.
“Art can hold different meanings for everyone who views it,” said Coralie Claeysen-Gleyzon, Chief Curator of the Orlando Museum of Art. “By providing free admission, we can give more people that chance to engage with our exhibitions and discover the unique impact art will have in their lives.”
In addition to free admission, Access for All events feature guided tours, live performances, educational experiences and more, providing visitors with many opportunities to experience art in a variety of ways. All are welcome to attend and enjoy the beauty and wonder of art in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
For more information about the event and OMA’s exhibitions and programs, please visit www.omart.org.
About the Orlando Museum of Art: Founded in 1924, the Orlando Museum of Art is a leading cultural institution in the Southeast, dedicated to inspiring creativity, passion, and intellectual curiosity by connecting people with art and new ideas.
About Access for All: A three-year funding initiative to increase access to museums across the country and foster engagement with local communities. The $40 million pilot program supports 64 current Art Bridges Museum partners by covering the costs of admission, outreach, and other efforts that reduce barriers to access.
