Join us for our monthly Coffee Social for Members 65 and older. Enjoy complimentary coffee, breakfast treats, and a Docent-led presentation on a featured object from the collection.   An additional series of afternoon coffee socials will be available November 2019 through March 2020 at 1:30 pm (doors at 1:00 pm). The morning coffee social times remain the same: doors at 10:15 am and presentation at 10:30 am. Coffee socials are always hosted the second Thursday of the month.   This event takes place in Singer Hall in Wolfswinkel Education Center. Please check in at the Visitor's Desk inside the Museum. Volunteers will be available to guide you to the event.   RSVP required. Free for Museum Members ages 6... (View more)

Every Wednesday | 3–9 pm | All year long Phoenix Art Museum has been offering complimentary admission one evening every week for more than 20 years in an effort to reduce economic barriers to the arts. As the Museum's first and longest-running community-access program providing free general admission and programming for all ages and interests, the Museum's Wednesday complimentary-admission program, now known as Pay-What-You-Wish Wednesday, has welcomed nearly 1 million people to the Museum over the past two decades. During Pay-What-You-Wish Wednesday, special-engagement exhibitions are not included and require an $8 adult or $5 youth ticket for entrance. Upcoming Special Engagement Exhibition:  November 3 through March... (View more)

Calling book lovers of all ages!   Join us for an Open House at the Gene and Cathie Lemon Art Research Library. There will be activities all day long including: Story Time, Zine Making, Library Tours, Special Collections, and a library orientations for researchers.   Schedule of activities:  10:30am - 11:00am   Storytime 11:30am - 12:00pm   Selections from Special Collections 1:00pm - 1:45pm       Library Orientation for Researchers 2:00pm - 6:00pm       Drop-In Zine Making 4:00pm - 4:30pm       Selections from Special Collections 5:00pm - 6:00pm       Librar... (View more)

Join us for a very special Circles Presents as Curator of Asian Art Dr. Janet Baker with Asian Art and the Gifts of Gail and Stephen Rineberg: A Passion for Chinese Ceramics.    Since the time Dr. Janet Baker arrived at the Museum in 2000, Gail and Stephen Rineberg were one of the most active collectors of Asian art at the highest level. They strove to trace the scientific and aesthetic development of Chinese ceramics from ancient times until the 14th century. They carefully collected fine examples of each type of ware, with variations on form and design elements. They savored the opportunity to learn deeply about the subject, and shared trips to China with their children and grandchildren to foster an appreciation throughout their famil... (View more)