Yoga Inspired by Scandinavia

6-Session Series February 5 – March 5, & April 2 A grounding, light-filled yoga series inspired by Nordic landscapes and slow living philosophies. This 6 – session series, spanning February 5th – March 5th, and April 2nd, will gently guide participants through ground pr......More

6-Session Series February 5 – March 5, & April 2 A grounding, light-filled yoga series inspired by Nordic landscapes and slow living philosophies. This 6 – session series, spanning February 5th – March 5th, and April 2nd, will gently guide participants through ground practices inspired by the Nordic landscapes and slow-living philosophies found in The Scandinavian Home: Art and Identity 1880-1920 Per Session: $10 Members / $15 Non-Members Full Series: $55 Members / $85 Non-Members Multiple single session tickets may be purchased at once, so feel free to plan ahead! Image: Gustaf Fjaestad (Swedish, 1868–1948), Winter Landscape with Hoar Frost, 1916. Oil on canvas

Art Social Hour

Members only event. Join Director of Education Kellie Marz Mele for a special investigation into hidden treasures from our vaults. The link for this online conversation will be emailed to members in advance.

Scandinavian Embroidery Workshop

Create a Scandinavian-inspired embroidered bird and floral design mounted on a sliding-lid wooden box. All materials included! In celebration of Women’s History Month, join instructor Teresa Miller for a once-per-season Scandinavian Embroidery Workshop that honors the e......More

Create a Scandinavian-inspired embroidered bird and floral design mounted on a sliding-lid wooden box. All materials included! In celebration of Women’s History Month, join instructor Teresa Miller for a once-per-season Scandinavian Embroidery Workshop that honors the enduring craft traditions shaped and sustained by women. Inspired by The Scandinavian Home exhibition, participants will design and stitch a personal bird and floral motif, then mount their finished embroidery on a sliding-lid wooden box. Rooted in history yet open to individual expression, this workshop offers a thoughtful connection to the domestic arts that carried cultural knowledge across generations. Designed as an immersive daytime experience, this workshop is ideal for creatives, lifelong learners, educators, and professionals seeking a meaningful pause from the everyday—an opportunity to slow down, focus deeply, and engage with art in a museum setting. Bring yourself and bring a friend! All materials included.

Love & Hate in the Art World (6-Week Course)

A 6-week course instructed by Dr. Dianne Roman exploring friendships, rivalries, betrayals, and breakthroughs that shaped modern art. Fridays, March 13 – April 17, 1:00 – 2:30 PM $100 Members / $120 Non-Members Image: Henri Fantin-Latour (French 1836–1904), Nymph, 1904.......More

A 6-week course instructed by Dr. Dianne Roman exploring friendships, rivalries, betrayals, and breakthroughs that shaped modern art. Fridays, March 13 – April 17, 1:00 – 2:30 PM $100 Members / $120 Non-Members Image: Henri Fantin-Latour (French 1836–1904), Nymph, 1904. Oil on canvas. Gift of Mr. William & Mrs. Anna Brugh Singer

Amazing Tablescapes Celebration

Join us for cocktails and Scandinavian inspired hors d’oeuvres as we wrap this year’s Amazing Tablescapes fundraiser! Amazing Tablescapes will be on view March 20th-27th in the atrium. During the week this fundraiser has a $5 viewing fee and additional donations can be ......More

Join us for cocktails and Scandinavian inspired hors d’oeuvres as we wrap this year’s Amazing Tablescapes fundraiser! Amazing Tablescapes will be on view March 20th-27th in the atrium. During the week this fundraiser has a $5 viewing fee and additional donations can be made to vote for your favorite table. This fundraiser supports the museum and helps keep admission free for all. Image: Carl Holsøe (Danish 1863–1935), Interior with Woman, 1920. Oil on canvas.

Yoga Inspired by Scandinavia

6-Session Series February 5 – March 5, & April 2 A grounding, light-filled yoga series inspired by Nordic landscapes and slow living philosophies. This 6 – session series, spanning February 5th – March 5th, and April 2nd, will gently guide participants through ground pr......More

6-Session Series February 5 – March 5, & April 2 A grounding, light-filled yoga series inspired by Nordic landscapes and slow living philosophies. This 6 – session series, spanning February 5th – March 5th, and April 2nd, will gently guide participants through ground practices inspired by the Nordic landscapes and slow-living philosophies found in The Scandinavian Home: Art and Identity 1880-1920 Per Session: $10 Members / $15 Non-Members Full Series: $55 Members / $85 Non-Members Multiple single session tickets may be purchased at once, so feel free to plan ahead! Image: Gustaf Fjaestad (Swedish, 1868–1948), Winter Landscape with Hoar Frost, 1916. Oil on canvas

Art in Bloom Preview Party

Be the first to see the stunning regionally designed floral arrangements inspired by our collection! Friday, April 24 | 6–8 pm$50 per person Step into an enchanting evening of art, flowers, music, and celebration at our Art in Bloom Preview Party. Be among the first to ......More

Be the first to see the stunning regionally designed floral arrangements inspired by our collection! Friday, April 24 | 6–8 pm$50 per person Step into an enchanting evening of art, flowers, music, and celebration at our Art in Bloom Preview Party. Be among the first to experience this year’s stunning floral interpretations of masterpieces from the museum’s collection, all while enjoying an unforgettable night designed to delight the senses. Guests will savor gourmet catering, sip wine, and be serenaded by a live Bridgerton-style string quartet, evoking the elegance and charm of a Regency garden party. This special fundraising event not only offers a feast for the eyes and ears but also supports the museum’s mission to inspire and connect our community through the arts.

Cumberland Valley Artists Exhibition - Last Day!

The Friday Night Club: Author Talk with Alyson Richman & Sofia Lundberg

An intimate evening discussing the novel “The Friday Night Club”, exploring the life of artist Hilma af Klint. A stylish, social evening – beginning with an author talk, followed by a reception. Perfect for a girls’ night out and celebration of the closing for The Scand......More

An intimate evening discussing the novel “The Friday Night Club”, exploring the life of artist Hilma af Klint. A stylish, social evening – beginning with an author talk, followed by a reception. Perfect for a girls’ night out and celebration of the closing for The Scandinavian Home. All are welcome!