Adult Group Tours
Guided and Self-Guided Visits
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, and with the health and safety of our visitors and staff in mind, the Rubin Museum is not currently offering onsite tours and group experiences. Please check back or subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
While group and school tours are unavailable, visitors can take a self-guided audio tour of the Museum. To listen, visit our online Media Center or download our free app, The Rubin. These tours are useful for individual student visits and remote lessons
TOURS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE
GROUP TOUR FEES
Groups of 10 or more* pay a per person rate for a private Museum tour.
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Adults: $25.00 each
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Seniors (65 and older): $20.00 each
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Students: $20.00 each
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Museum members (Art + Abundance level or above): $7.00 each (Become a member today!)
K2 Friday Nights Group Tour Fees
Groups of 10 or more* pay a discounted per person rate for a private Museum tour every Friday night between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM. Please note that these tours are 30 minutes in length.
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Adults: $10.00 each
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Seniors (65 and older): $10.00 each
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Museum members (Art + Abundance level or above): $7.00 each (Become a member today!)
THEMES
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The seeds of the Rubin Museum were planted when Shelley and Donald Rubin felt a powerful connection to a painting of White Tara while traveling in the Himalayas. The experience inspired them to begin collecting Himalayan art, and to eventually found the Rubin Museum. This tour spotlights some of their most beloved pieces.
Explore deep thinking and awareness, using art as a lens for mindful practice. We will delve into the Rubin’s collection through slow, focused contemplation, engaging all the senses.
Discover meaningful connections between Himalayan art and the philosophy and practice of yoga.
Challenge yourself and push boundaries as we explore both the serene and the powerful images of protection in Himalayan art.
Discover the stories and rituals of powerful female figures in Himalayan art.
There’s more to Tantra than you might think! Join us for a special tour to illuminate the esoteric practices and rituals of Tantra.
Discover connections between the Rubin Museum’s architecture and the design and structure of traditional art from the Himalayan region. This tour will make comparisons between built architectural spaces and the principles, materials, and techniques employed by artists from the Himalayas.
Learn about the connections between transcendent spiritual practices and psychoactive substances on a special Museum tour.
Explore highlights from the Rubin Museum collection, including masterpieces of Buddhist and Hindu artwork from the Himalayan region.
Communicate better with your colleagues and understand their working styles by drawing parallels to the powerful deities depicted in Himalayan Art. These archetypal figures provide clues to common personality types that exist around the world””and in your office.
SELF-GUIDED VISIT FEES
Groups of 10 or more benefit from a reduced admission with advanced registration. Please keep in mind that self-guided groups must schedule their visit and follow our group visit guidelines.
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Adults: $18.00 each
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Seniors (65 and older): $13.00 each
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Students: $13.00 each
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Museum members (Art + Abundance level or above): Free (Become a member today!)
GROUP VISIT GUIDELINES
Reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance. The Rubin Museum is closed on Tuesdays.
One guide is assigned to every fifteen people.
*The Rubin Museum of Art can accommodate tour groups of fewer than 10 visitors, with a minimum payment of 10 tickets.
Please review all guidelines prior to your scheduled visit.
For more information, please email us at reservations@rubinmuseum.org.
ACCESSIBILITY AT THE MUSEUM
The Museum welcomes all visitors and offers guided tours and programs to accommodate all audiences including monthly tours for visitors with Alzheimer’s and dementia and Verbal Description and Sensory Tours. American Sign Language –interpreted tours are available upon request. Learn more about accessibility at the Museum.