Late Wednesdays: November
Join us for Late Wednesdays and enjoy the Museum after hours with extended access to the galleries and gift shop. Stroll through the exhibitions, pick up a unique gift, and take in the art in a more relaxed setting. Remember: Every month we offer a unique activity. Mark your calendar and make Late Wednesdays a monthly tradition.
Don’t miss these excellent exhibitions during your visit:
- Where Memory Lives: 40 Years of Día de Muertos, in the Main Gallery through November 29th (Last Late Wednesday!)
- Vivir la Tierra: Acquisitions from the Permanent Collection 2010–2026, in the Rubin & Paula Torres Gallery through February 7th, 2027
- ¡TINTA ARDIENTE! Igniting Community Through Collective Action in the Xicágo Gallery through February 21st
- Nuestras Historias: Stories of Mexican Identity from the Permanent Collection, ongoing
This month we’re pleased to offer a Day of the Dead-themed printing activity led by Instituto Gráfico de Chicago (IGC). IGC artists will guide participants in integrating silkscreen and relief printing techniques to create a two-layered print. The activity will include silkscreening a blended-color-palette background, with a key linocut image on top. IGC artists will provide image templates for participants to choose from. All participants will leave with their own print on high-quality print paper.
This special program is presented alongside the collective’s exhibition ¡TINTA ARDIENTE! Igniting Community Through Collective Action, currently on view in the Xicago Gallery through February 21, 2027.
Accessibility at NMMA: The National Museum of Mexican Art is committed to providing a welcoming and accessible experience for all our visitors. Please visit the accessibility page on our website for more information or to plan your visit.