Join us every Second Saturday for THRIVE @ MoAD Community Day with free admission to all our exhibitions. Across the globe, museums are increasingly being recognized as having an important role to play in promoting personal and social well-being in partnership with the health care industry. Studies have shown that engagement with art and culture aid in brain function, processing trauma, and reducing the stigma of mental illness.

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WALK-IN TICKETS ARE WELCOME AND AVAILABLE.

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Exhibitions on view:

Black Venus | Curated by Aindrea Emelife

Emerging Artist Program presents Ramekon O'Arwisters | Freeform and Razor Sharp

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From 12-2pm, join us for a family art activity led by teaching artist Nicole Dixon in the MoAD lobby.

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At 2pm and 3pm in the MoAD Salon, Orchestra Gold will perform two 45-minute celebrating West African music. This interactive performance will provide opportunities for children and families to engage with the instruments and learn dances to the music. Separate REGISTRATION required.

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Museum of the African Diaspora and Kaiser Permanente are committed to increasing access to the positive health outcomes of​ arts engagement and providing resources on overall well-being for our community.

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This program is made possible by the generous support of Kaiser Permanente.

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