Free admission to the exhibition 'Women Impressionists and the Land' on a Friday with late museum hours.
Women Impressionists and the Land is on view at the Saint Louis Art Museum, and if you've been wanting to see it, Friday, November 13, is a good day to make it happen. It's part of the museum's Free Fridays, which means admission to the exhibition is free that day, and the museum stays open late.
The show focuses on women Impressionists and their relationship with the land. Impressionism is usually associated with the outdoors—the way light hits a field or the water—and this exhibition puts the women of the movement at the center of that tradition. It's a chance to see how they approached the landscape, and to see their work alongside the broader Impressionist conversation.
Having the museum open late on a Friday changes the pace of visiting. You can roll in after work or dinner and take your time through the galleries without feeling like you're racing against a closing time. If you've been putting off a trip to the museum because your weekends are full, this is a way to fit it in during the week.
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Admission is free on Friday, November 13, at the Saint Louis Art Museum, 1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110. The museum stays open late that evening, so you've got plenty of room to work around your schedule.
