Study sculpture at the Figge through new FREE programming on selected Sundays in 2024. Each of the listed Sundays will have a FREE session exploring the area of sculpture inspired by artist David Smith's "March Sentinal," on loan from Art Bridges.

Singer/Songwriter KAS will take guests on a musical tour of the Figge's galleries as she performs original songs in front of favorite artworks.

Join a Figge Docent for a “Last Chance” tour of Rock Island Art Guild Fine Arts Exhibition before it leaves. Guests should meet in the Figge's Quad City Bank & Trust Grand Lobby for the tour or can stop by early for a drink at the bar.

The first Thursday of every month is Free Senior Day! All seniors age 60 and up receive free admission, as well as 10% off in the Museum Store. Join us for a free tour at 1:00 p.m.

Clock, Inc. LGBT+ Community Center will host an art auction featuring artworks donated by local artists. This program is open to all, and proceeds will support Clock's programming and outreach.

In recognition and celebration of Gay Pride Month, the Figge Art Museum presents a series of four award-winning, independent films this June. These films are free to attend and open to all!

The Figge Art Museum will offer FREE admission from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. as part of the Second Saturdays programming. Each month will feature experiences free of charge for the community!

Find our art cart in selected galleries; books, objects, gallery games, information, and a trained docent will be available for guests to explore art topics in new ways.

Dr. Jeffrey Richmond-Moll, curator of Reckonings and Reconstructions: Southern Photography from the Do Good Fund, will introduce the exhibition and share insights on his curatorial process.

Find our art cart in selected galleries; books, objects, gallery games, information, and a trained docent will be available for guests to explore art topics in new ways.

In recognition and celebration of Gay Pride Month, the Figge Art Museum presents a series of four award-winning, independent films this June. These films are free to attend and open to all!

Enjoy a tour of History in the Painting from the Warner Foundation. The tour will meet in the Figge's Quad City Bank & Trust Grand Lobby.

Find our art cart in selected galleries; books, objects, gallery games, information, and a trained docent will be available for guests to explore art topics in new ways.

Join us for one of the biggest parties in the Quad Cities to support art education programs and outreach!

In recognition and celebration of Gay Pride Month, the Figge Art Museum presents a series of four award-winning, independent films this June. These films are free to attend and open to all!