June 10, 2019
McMaster Museum of Art activities for Hamilton Arts Week
June 18, 19, 20
All tours begin at the McMaster Museum of Art entrance.
Explore McMaster’s beautiful campus with these three outdoor events!
Presented as part of the N. Gillian Cooper Education Program
Free. No registration required.
In the event of rain, outdoor activities will be cancelled. Please follow our social media channels for updates.
Tuesday, June 18 at 12 noon | length: 1 hour
Guided tour of selected sculpture on campus begins in front of the museum of art.
Wednesday, June 19 at 12 noon | length: 1 hour
Guided tour of selected buildings in the central campus area.
Thursday, June 20 at 12 noon | length: 1 hour
Art supplies provided in front of the Museum of Art. Hamilton Arts Week Event
Hamilton Arts Week is presented by the Hamilton Arts Council in Partnership with the City of Hamilton. For more info visit the Hamilton Arts Council website for a full listing of Hamilton Arts Week events: https://hamiltonartscouncil.ca/artsweek
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