Love is in the air for all! Celebrate friendship, community, and human connection of all kinds this February at Love at the Museum. Bring a friend, partner, or relative and join the Museum for an early Valentine’s (or Palentine’s!) celebration that’s all about togetherness.
Enjoy our free, fully-stocked chocolate and beverage bar while listening to a wonderful violin and cello duo from the Jacobs School of Music. Then, get creative with crafts: make your own luminaries, paint your own wax melts, craft custom holiday cards, and compose unique newspaper poetry. Last but not least, check out a variety of Valentine’s themed items from the collections stewarded by the Museum!
We can't wait to see you at this lovely and uplifting February program. (We'll all need the morale boost to make it through this winter!)
Free & Open to All
Parking Information:
Limited complimentary parking is available in front of the museum entrance off Indiana Avenue. Street parking is free on weekdays after 5:00 PM in the neighborhoods surrounding the Museum.
Paid parking options include the McCalla Building lot off Indiana Avenue, the Indiana Memorial Union lots, and the Poplars Parking Garage. Metered street parking is also available in the downtown/Sample Gates area, along Kirkwood Avenue, East 6th Street, East 4th Street, North Lincoln Street, North Dunn Street, and South Grant Street.
Questions?
For accessibility assistance or questions about this event, please reach out to Camden Hill at
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Note:
By attending this event, you agree to be in photography that may be used by the University for promotional purposes. If you would not like to be in any pictures, please speak to a Museum staff member and they will inform assigned photographers of your request. If you see that your image has been used in error, please reach out to
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