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The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
The Johnand Mable Ringling Museum of Art was opened to the public in 1931 by John Ringling, one of 5 Ringling brothers. Over the years, the museum has added various exhibits, galleries, and activities.
For instance, in 1957 the Historic Asolo Theater was completed. This can be found in the north wing of the museum. Some other attractions include the John Mckay Visitors Pavilion, Tibbals Learning Center, and the David Bo lger Play Center. The visitors' pavilion features the Grillroom and many different types of exhibitions and events. The Tibbals Learning Center is the largest model circus in the world. The David Bolger Play Center offers hands-on, interactive learning for all ages.
They’ve also added an Asian Art exhibit that has now become essential for Art Studies across the U.S. Ringling also offers excellent accessibility for handicapped persons. This includes, but is not limited to, audio guides in up to 7 different languages.
Virtual programs are available if you are not able to make it in person. Some of the virtual programs include virtual tours and gallery talks. They even offer digital postcards featuring some of the museum's most famous pieces.
For all the homeschoolers, they offer FREE entry every 3rd Thursday of the month. This includes families and co-op groups.
For instance, in 1957 the Historic Asolo Theater was completed. This can be found in the north wing of the museum. Some other attractions include the John Mckay Visitors Pavilion, Tibbals Learning Center, and the David Bo lger Play Center. The visitors' pavilion features the Grillroom and many different types of exhibitions and events. The Tibbals Learning Center is the largest model circus in the world. The David Bolger Play Center offers hands-on, interactive learning for all ages.
They’ve also added an Asian Art exhibit that has now become essential for Art Studies across the U.S. Ringling also offers excellent accessibility for handicapped persons. This includes, but is not limited to, audio guides in up to 7 different languages.
Virtual programs are available if you are not able to make it in person. Some of the virtual programs include virtual tours and gallery talks. They even offer digital postcards featuring some of the museum's most famous pieces.
For all the homeschoolers, they offer FREE entry every 3rd Thursday of the month. This includes families and co-op groups.
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Tour the Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota
Tour the Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota
