Join the Biggs Museum’s Curator of Community and Academic Programs, Kristen Matulewicz, as she offers a live dinner-time tour of the Impressionism Gallery and answers your questions via Zoom.

Join us for free on the first Saturday of every month for a Biggs Kids craft led by our staff!

Join the Sewell C. Biggs Curator of American Art, Ryan Grover, for a live tour and to answer your questions on Zoom about the Biggs’ astounding collections of Delaware-made tall clocks of the 18th and early 19th centuries, early watches in Delaware cases, as well as its never-before seen collection of French clocks of the early 19th century. Register at www.biggsmusuem.org or 302-674-2111. For questions about this program contact kmatulewicz@biggsmuseum.org or call 302-274-2111 ext 104.

Join the Biggs Museum of American Art for an exclusive after-dark tour of its galleries. Using only flashlights, you will be escorted through the museum as you discover the darker side of the Biggs Collection and the art world. The only lights you’ll find on will be located on the first floor, where refreshments can be enjoyed. The tour will begin promptly at 7:30 PM. Dress up in your favorite art-inspired costume for a free drink. Please Note: costumes consisting of obstructive pieces such as wings or tails, Framed Art, weapons, or full-face masks will not be allowed into the museum.

Kids will explore all the different types of line they can find in the Biggs' artworks, learn how to make different types of lines, and practice using lines to create unique works of art.

Grab your PJs and explore the Biggs Museum at night. Take on the role of an inspector in this spooky pajama party that is full of crafts and clues as you try to find a missing piece of art. Children and their adults will gather in the Child Help Gallery for some spooky art making only to discover a piece of art has gone missing! Jumping into action, participants will grab their flashlights and head to the darkened galleries as a group to solve the case! One adult included with the purchase of a child’s ticket. This program is recommended for ages 8 and under.

Spend an evening drawing humans and animals in this exciting gestural drawing workshop as part of the Big Draw celebration! Learn the basics of how to rapidly capture figures and movements on paper focusing on line, shape, and form in this upbeat workshop.

During this week’s workshop kids will explore the galleries with a member of the Biggs Education Team looking at different types of texture and learning how to create texture in a drawing of their own.

Explore the darker side of the Biggs Collection - spirtiualism, toxic paints, deadly fashions, and portraits to die for in this virtual tour.

During this week’s workshop kids will explore the galleries with a member of the Biggs Education Team looking at how different shapes are used and learning how to use different shapes to make their own artwork.

Open to all skill levels, join the Curator of Community and Academic Programs, Kristen Matulewicz in-person or virtually to develop your skills with color pencils. Exploring color theory, line, shading, and blending techniques, participants will develop the skills needed to create drawings full of color.

During this week’s workshop kids will explore the galleries with a member of the Biggs Education Team looking at how value is used and learning how to create a value scale and make objects look 3D in their own artwork!