Hartwick’s Yager Museum Invitations Households on a Quest for Enjoyable

The Yager Museum of Art & Culture at Hartwick College is worked up to current a brand new household occasion, Family Quest on the Yager Museum, on Sunday, Nov.16, starting at 1 p.m.

The museum is looking for adventurous and intrepid households to unravel a thriller inside its galleries. Arrive anytime between 1 and three p.m. to gather your Quest Guide and start your journey. 

Complete six enjoyable duties, akin to artwork, crafts and scavenger hunts and others, to collect the clues wanted to unravel the thriller. If you succeed (and we’re certain you’ll), there shall be a prize ready for you on the finish of the sport.

Family Quest, developed by college students in Hartwick College’s Museum Studies program, was designed for households with kids ages 5–12. The quest takes about an hour to finish and options actions impressed by the museum’s present exhibitions.

“We love having families and children in the museum,” stated Museum Curator Quentin Lewis. “Family Quest is an exciting new program full of art and fun adventure.”

The occasion is free and open to the general public, with refreshments offered. Plenty of free parking is offered on Sundays reverse the museum’s entrance on the primary flooring of Yager Hall.

The Yager Museum’s galleries can even be open through the readings. Visitors can discover present reveals, together with The Study of One Thing: The Zen Arts of Jody Hojin Kimmel, Sensei; Memorializing the Underground Railroad: The Harry Bradshaw Matthews Collection; Discovering Our Place: Working, Learning, and Playing Within These Hills; Sculptures in Silver: America’s Standing Liberty Quarters, 1916–1931; and Masterpieces of European and American Art.

The museum’s common hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. when the College is in session. It is closed on Sundays, Mondays, school holidays and when the College just isn’t in session. Admission is free. For extra details about this and different occasions, go to the museum’s Facebook page or web site, name 607-431-4480, or electronic mail Lewis at [email protected].