EXHIBITIONS

At the Musée Ingres Bourdelle in Montauban, a major exhibition reveals how fabrics, jewels, and silhouettes illuminate far more than the elegance of an age; they uncover the social, cultural, and economic transformations of the nineteenth century. This summer, the Musée Ingres Bourdelle in Montauban invites visitors to rediscover one of France's most celebrated painters through an unexpectedly modern lens. Opening on July 3 and running through November 8, Ingres et la Mode ex

For more than a century, the yellow border of National Geographic has invited readers to venture beyond the familiar. Through breathtaking photography, groundbreaking scientific discoveries, and unforgettable expeditions, the magazine has inspired generations to look at the world with curiosity and wonder. Now, that spirit of exploration has found a permanent home in the heart of Washington, D.C. On June 26, 2026, the National Geographic Museum of Exploration officially opene

A firsthand look at Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel Exhibition at The Shops at Crystals in Las Vegas, where visitors can experience the master's restored masterpieces up close without traveling to Rome.

London has always understood that culture is not merely something to consume; it is something to inhabit. Every summer, the city transforms into a vast cultural stage where museums, galleries, palaces, and public institutions compete to offer visitors not simply exhibitions, but experiences. In 2026, the British capital presents one of its most ambitious cultural seasons in recent memory, bringing together legendary artists, fashion icons, immersive technologies, and royal hi

There are certain cities where art simply exists and then there are cities where art becomes part of the atmosphere itself. San Francisco has long belonged to the latter category. Suspended between Pacific fog, Victorian elegance, radical innovation, and countercultural memory, San Francisco remains one of America’s most intellectually and visually stimulating cultural capitals. This June 2026, the city’s museums and institutions are presenting a remarkable constellation of e

Washington, D.C. is rightly celebrated for its monumental museums along the National Mall — the Natural History Museum, the National Museum of American History and more than a dozen others under the Smithsonian umbrella that together house over 150 million objects and offer free access to extraordinary cultural heritage. But for the discerning cultural traveler willing to step off the beaten path, the capital’s museum scene extends far beyond these iconic halls, revealing se

This season’s must-see cultural event, Monet and Venice, is captivating audiences at the Brooklyn Museum through February 1, 2026, before traveling to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (De Young Museum) in spring 2026. For the first time in more than a century, this landmark exhibition reunites a major selection of Claude Monet’s Venetian cityscapes—nineteen of the works he painted during a seminal trip to Venice in the autumn of 1908. At age 68, Monet was already one o

What to Do in Winter 2026 — History, Culture, Culinary Adventures, Festivals, and More When winter sets in—and it surely does in New York City—this metropolis doesn’t hibernate; it elevates. From snow-dusted brownstones in Park Slope to warm jazz clubs in Harlem, Winter 2026 are rich with cultural reckoning, artistic innovation, global festivals, culinary discovery, and civic celebration. For locals and visitors alike, this is a season to explore New York’s layered identity t

Last October, the 2025 American Friends of the Musee d’Orsay (AFMO) annual benefit weekend unfolded as an inspired celebration of transatlantic culture bringing France and the United States together through art, friendships, shared experiences and a common commitment to cultural stewardship. Over the course of several meticulously curated days, masterpieces and moments of rare access created the setting for meaningful connections and cultural exchange. From the first gatherin