Acclaimed contemporary art museum with works of art in various media, a sculpture garden, and a bistro.
A dance work by Rwandan-French dancer Dorothée Munyaneza that revives the spirit of Tituba from the Salem witch trials, exploring memory, history and resistance.
Free after-hours evening for K-12 teachers to explore the Walker Design Triennial and receive classroom resources, with a presentation by Christy Spencer.
Free storytelling sessions where visitors share personal memories in small circles, moderated by trained facilitators and led by Mixed Blood Theatre.
Screening of the Oscar-winning film 'Drive My Car' by Ryusuke Hamaguchi, followed by a conversation with the filmmaker.
Free analog collage workshop in which participants cut and assemble a curated social media profile for any subject without using images of it.
Screening of the 2021 Japanese anthology film 'Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy' by Ryusuke Hamaguchi, part of the 'Ryusuke Hamaguchi: Effect and Cause' program at the Walker Art Center.
Middle schoolers screen Edward Scissorhands with a costume contest and art-making; free with registration.
The Mack Lecture Series welcomes Rhiannon Giddens for a talk on the history and evolution of American popular music, followed by a moderated dialogue and Q&A.
Free hands-on workshop for adults to design an analog poster as a social media profile, part of the Walker's Free Thursday Nights Art Club series.
Retrospective of films by Ryūsuke Hamaguchi with an opening talk, screenings of his movies and a live film score.
Ryusuke Hamaguchi's film 'GIFT' is screened with the live performance of its soundtrack by composer Eiko Ishibashi, part of the 'Ryusuke Hamaguchi: Effect and Cause' retrospective.
A day of family activities connecting visitors with artwork on view, with free gallery admission, including tours and a family-friendly film.
A monthly sensory-friendly event at the Walker Art Center designed for visitors with sensory processing differences, autism spectrum disorder, or developmental disabilities, offering a quiet, supportive environment with dimmed lighting and noise-canceling headphones.
Contributing member reception previewing 'Abbas Akhavan: Variations on a Garden', the artist's first major US museum survey.
Abbas Akhavan dialogues with curator Pavel Pyś about his work and the exhibition Variations on a Garden.
Screening of the 1924 silent film 'Aelita, Queen of Mars' with live piano accompaniment by Katie Condon, part of the 'Cinema Revived' series.
A screening of works by media artist Leslie Thornton, followed by a conversation with Thornton and media historian Alice Lovejoy.
Free sewing studio in which visitors receive custom-printed fabric swatches and create their own garments and accessories in a group project, part of the exhibition 'Learning to Build, Building to Learn'.
Concert by Ben LaMar Gay, who blends Delta blues, Tropicália and folkloric electronica, from his 2025 album 'Yowzers' at the McGuire Theater.
Artist lecture in which Suzanne Bocanegra feeds scripted lines to actor Lili Taylor, staging a theatrical essay on American rural utopia and urban imagination.
Choreographer Faye Driscoll's wordless piece Chimera, a Walker Commission that explores how we project ourselves onto the world, part of Out There 2027.
French theatre-maker Philippe Quesne's play, a sequel to L'Effet de Serge, about a group of friends who try to build an art gallery, with poetry by Laura Vazquez.
Theatrical dance work by Leslie Cuyjet that combines choreography and theatrical satire to critique the life insurance industry and racial capitalism.
Dance piece by Kimberly Bartosik in which five dancers explore grief and the communal processing of trauma, set to a score by Sivan Jacobovitz.
Screening of the 2015 film Happy Hour by Ryusuke Hamaguchi, shown in Japanese with English subtitles, as part of the Ryusuke Hamaguchi: Effect and Cause exhibition.
Director Ryūsuke Hamaguchi dialogues with TIFF curator Andréa Picard about his work, within the Ryūsuke Hamaguchi: Effect and Cause season.
Open studio session to mend, replace or create new jewelry in the Art Lab, with guidance from the Walker's trained educators, on a Free Thursday Night.
A conversation between artist Olalekan Jeyifous and educator Gudrun Lock exploring the intersections of architecture, engineering and site-responsive art.
First solo museum exhibition by Olalekan Jeyifous, with milled-wood reliefs, carved sculptures and video works that treat the Mississippi River as a site of memory.
Major exhibition at the Walker Art Center exploring the many meanings and ideas of 'home' with works from the museum's collections.
Panel with curator Joseph Grima and guests on the Walker Design Triennial, followed by an in-gallery activation.
