Coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the United States, the MFA is reimagining its display of 18th-century art of the Americas—and you’re invited to celebrate the grand opening with free admission and a day of exciting programs!
Be among the first to experience these eight new galleries, which reflect on the early history of the US and bring together works from across the Americas—integrating Native and non-native, North, South, and Central American, and Caribbean art—to consider how artists have contributed to, or in some cases resisted, ideas of nationhood and identity.
Engage with the galleries and their themes of resistance, liberty, and revolution through art making, performances, talks, and more. Check back soon for full list of activities and programs.
Free Juneteenth Admission for MA Residents
Can’t wait to explore the new 18th-century art of the Americas galleries? Join us on Friday, June 19, to get an early look at these spaces while participating in art-making activities, catching talks, and more in honor of Juneteenth.
Wheelchair accessible
Accessibility
The Museum is committed to accessibility for all visitors. If you need accommodations for you to attend, please reach out to [email protected] or 617-267-9300.
