
Boston Family Days - September 14, 2025
Free with Boston Family Day Pass
Boston school-aged students and two guests can gain free admission to participating institutions on the first two Sundays of each month by showing their Program Pass.
Free with Boston Family Day Pass
Boston school-aged students and two guests can gain free admission to participating institutions on the first two Sundays of each month by showing their Program Pass.
The Complete Brandenburg Concertos
9.12.25 Limited tickets are now available.
Period-instrument superstars ACRONYM return to the Gardner, opening the Fall season with all six Bach Brandenburg Concertos—this performance is on Sunday.
Jacki Elgar, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Join us for an exploration of Boston as a center for collecting Asian art in the early 20th century and impact on collection and conservation that echoes to this day.
Following the George L. Stout Memorial Lecture
Friends of Fenway Court Patrons are invited to a lecture and private reception with guest lecturer Jacki Elgar and conservators from the Gardner and across the field.
Tour the special exhibitions: Ming Fay: Edge of the Garden, Flowers for Isabella and Yu-Wen Wu: Reigning Beauty, 2025 in-person with a Museum Teacher and a small group of members.
Free with Museum Admission
Stop by the Bertucci Education Studio and join us for an art-making activity designed by Polly Thayer Starr Visiting Artist Rayna Lo. Open Studios are free with Museum Admission, and participation is on a first-come, first-served basis.
The superb Junction Trio gives a concert of the vivid and virtuosic chamber music of John Zorn.
Join us on this special evening as we say thank you to our members with some additional perks and special surprises!
Sara Zewde, Julia Czerniak, Laurie Olin, & Charles Waldheim
Join us as we discuss engagement between landscape designers and local community members as institutions reevaluate their position in the larger civic landscape.
The Catalyst String Quartet returns to the Gardner with works by Joseph Bologne, Dora Pejačević, and Beethoven.