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The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens is committed to engage and inspire through the arts, gardens and education. A permanent collection of nearly 5,000 works of art on a riverfront campus offers more than 95,000 annual visitors a truly unique experience on the First Coast. Nationally recognized education programs serve adults and children of all abilities.

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Tag Archives: engage

Junior Docents Embrace New Technology for Exhibitions

by , Museum Educator in Education, Exhibitions

Feb

18

The Junior Docent program began many years ago as a way to engage middle and high school age students in the museum. They don’t have to be artists, just curious about art and the way museums work. Many students…

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2012 Annual Appeal: How You Support The Cummer

by , in Membership

May

25

The Cummer would appreciate your support in fulfilling its mission of engaging and inspiring through the arts, gardens and education. Your financial support …

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The Art of Being Female: Works by the Women of Vision

by , Guest Services & Marketing in Education

Oct

14

For the past fourteen years, a group of women has made the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens their monthly venue as a reprieve through the communicative power and beauty of the visual and literary arts.

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Visiting The Cummer with Little Ones

by , Museum Educator in Education

Feb

14

At the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, you often find children under five. There is an etiquette to follow, but it is a place for people of all ages. Parents even hold on to tiny hands through the galleries introducing young eyes to old works of art.

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