The Museum is offering free admission every Thursday in July. We will have drop-in activities and tours geared towards creative and inquisitive visitors of all ages. Visitors are also invited to join in on guided tours throughout the day offered by Museum staff and volunteers.

Museum Curator, Elliot Mackin, invites you to bid farewell to the Lankton Codex with a special gallery talk after which he will install a small, beautifully carved, icon of the Mother of God Hodigitria.

Join us for a fun and free day at the Museum, designed to spark your imagination and to help you discover the wonder of art through close observation and creativity.

Join Museum Registrar Laura Garrity-Arquitt for a final exploration of Icons: Old Believers and Their World, closing on August 30.

Join us for a fun and free day at the Museum, designed to spark your imagination and to help you discover the wonder of art through close observation and creativity.

The road in front of the Museum will be closed on Saturday, Sept 12, during Olde Home Days in the park. To thank you for your understanding, we’re offering free admission to the Museum that day.

Join curator Elliot Mackin for an enlightening encounter with the remarkable saintly lives and sacred narratives that kick off the Church's New Year. Explore fascinating icons featuring column-dwelling ascetics, flood-diverting angels, and miraculous post-menopausal birth-giving.

Join us for a fun and free day at the Museum, designed to spark your imagination and to help you discover the wonder of art through close observation and creativity.

Encountering the Sacred Image is an international symposium hosted at the Icon Museum and Study Center that brings together leading scholars from around the world to share new research on Greek and Russian icons in the Museum’s collection. Participants will present on a selection of highlights from the Icon Museum’s permanent collection, none of which have been previously published or extensively studied. The conference papers will serve as the core of a new museum catalogue, which will offer a new perspective on the history of Orthodox icons in a manner accessible and engaging for art historians, museumgoers, and icon lovers alike.