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Adults
Reynolda welcomes learners of all ages who may have a range of interests. Adults can enjoy special programming and service opportunities that aim to make art, nature, and history accessible to all. Before, during, or even after your visit, explore the programs and resources below to learn more about our permanent art collection and historic estate.
Spring Adult Classes
Join curator Allison Slaby and director of teaching and learning, Julia Tanner, to learn how art teaches us about the past and ourselves.
Join Deputy Director Phil Archer to learn how “palaces for pigs” and “condos for cows” shaped rural life—and why their legacy still matters today.
Resources & Programs
In this multi-session course, lifelong learners will dive into the history of Reynolda and explore our collection of American Art.
Inspired by Reynolda’s permanent collection and exhibitions, these programs are designed to further your understanding of American art.
Examine the estate’s history through its architecture, oral histories, and surviving documents.
Make the most of your visit and schedule a 90-minute guided tour.
Become a volunteer to enrich the lives of all who visit Reynolda.
In this digital series, Reynolda curators and staff provide a closer look at a piece of artwork or a story from the Museum’s history.