The 30 museums of the Connecticut Art Trail are a great place to experience Slow Art Day.
February 2025 Newsletter: Rekindle Your Love for Art!
As we get closer to Valentine’s Day, we’re reminded just how much inspiration love has provided for arts and culture — from romantic love to the affection for natural beauty. This month, we invite you to explore some of the beautiful works on display at our 30 museums and cultural sites, and to rekindle your own love for art. The year is still young, so there’s plenty of time to pick up a Passport-Journal and get free admission to each of these locations!
Read our latest newsletter to learn about the latest news and events on the Connecticut Art Trail, including:
- CT Humanities grant awards for The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Florence Griswold Museum, and New Britain Museum of American Art
- A $1 million gift to support the chief curator position at The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art
- A new director for the Yale Center for British Art
- Family programming at Connecticut Art Trail sites including the Open Arts Studio at Grace Farms, a polar bear art activity at the William Benton Museum of Art, and a new monthly book and art club at the Lyme Art Association
- A profile of a new Connecticut Art Trail member site, Grace Farms in New Canaan.
Several museums on the Connecticut Art Trail have opened registrations for their 2025 summer camps, which give children of all ages a chance to build their creativity and strengthen their […]
The 30 museums of the Connecticut Art Trail are a great place to experience Slow Art Day.