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National Museum of African American History and Culture

April 30 | 7:30am–9:30pm
(Bus Departs at 7:30am from The Museum)

Join The Reading Public Museum as we discover the profound legacy of African Americans at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Our day will begin with lunch followed by a self-guided visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.  Through immersive exhibits visitors are invited to explore the resilience, creativity, and contributions of African Americans throughout history. Delve into the struggles and triumphs of the Civil Rights Movement, engage with thought-provoking displays on race and social justice, and celebrate the cultural expressions that define African American identity. From the powerful rhythms of jazz to the artistic brilliance of luminaries like Langston Hughes and Maya Angelou, the museum offers a transformative journey that illuminates the enduring spirit of the human experience in America.

TICKETS: Members $200; Non Members $220

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED by April 15th      Scroll to the bottom of this page to reserve your tickets!

*Reservations Required. For any questions contact Wendy Koller at 610.371.5850 x223 or wendy.koller@readingpublicmuseum.org.

Ticket includes lunch and transportation. No additional fee for museum admission will be required for the National Museum of African American History and Culture. 

 

Mary Cassatt at Work

Philadelphia Museum of Art

June 6, 2024 – Bus departs at 8:45 am

Join the Reading Public Museum as we travel to the Philadelphia Museum of Art to view the special exhibition Mary Cassatt at Work.

Mary Cassatt, hailing from Pennsylvania, defied the conventional norms expected by Philadelphia's elite. While she gained recognition during her lifetime for her intimate portrayals of women and children, Cassatt's deeper exploration of gender and labor realities remains underappreciated. Her depiction of traditionally feminine activities such as embroidery, reading, or social appearances reveals her serious engagement with these themes. "Mary Cassatt at Work" will showcase over 130 diverse works that trace the artist's evolving practice and highlight her dedication to the profound aspects of art making. The exhibition will unveil new insights into Cassatt's choice of materials and innovative processes, which were ahead of her time. This coincides with a detailed technical study of the significant Cassatt holdings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Following our tour, we will enjoy a casual lunch at the nearby Jack’s Firehouse: Restaurant Bar, & Grill before returning to the PMA to view the rest of the museum at your leisure.

TICKETS: Members $180; Non Members $200

Includes transportation, admission, lunch, and collection catalogue.

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED by May 15th Scroll to the bottom of this page to reserve your tickets!

*Reservations Required. For any questions contact Wendy Koller at 610.371.5850 x223 or wendy.koller@readingpublicmuseum.org.

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TICKETS both trips : Members $370; Non Members $410   Scroll to the bottom of this page to reserve your tickets!

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