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Meet award-winning artist Gregory Manchess, whose work is on view through February 24, as he discusses the making of Above the Timberline. A book signing will follow.
Sunday, November 18, 1pm. Included with Museum admission and Free for Members.

Join us tomorrow night for "The New Woman in American Popular Culture" Thursday, August 30, 5:30 p.m. There are always Thursday Evening Drop-In Programs for children 5 and up. Children’s program is complimentary with adult admission to the evening event.https://t.co/5QfYfSudQp

The Flintstones, Tom and Jerry, Mickey Mouse, and more beloved characters...

Join us TODAY, August 18th at 1:30 p.m. to learn more about the history of hand-drawn animation from early experimentation to Saturday morning cartoons with Museum Curator of Exhibitions Jesse Kowalski.

We had surprise visits from Norman Rockwell models Mary Immem Hall and Byron Breese, who shared their experiences with enthusiastic visitors. Mary was the little girl in A Scout is Helpful, among others, and Byron posed for The Spirit of ‘76 and other Scout images.

Published on the August 16 1947 cover of The Saturday Evening Post, Rockwell used his son to model in Boy on High Dive. Find an original magazine tearsheet in our galleries, or order custom prints (20% OFF with coupon code TEACH) from our Museum Store: https://t.co/PBRE9LT6p2

Showtime! See u @ 5:30 p.m. on our terrace for a beer tasting w/ @CollectiveBrew. Learn about their unique use of illustration art + enjoy a talk w/ the brewery's co-founder Bob Russell. Enjoy music, hors d'ouvres, + beer. $25, $15 members. Image: ©Norman Rockwell Family Agency.

Where do artists derive inspiration? Join curator Dennis Nolan and accomplished illustrator/educators Doug Andersen, C.F. Payne, and Bill Thompson for a look at the advice that has meant the most to them through the years. This Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

image: ©Doug Andersen.

Kids, looking to get creative this summer? Try your hand at our #digital #sketch class today at 10 a.m. iPads will be provided. Our Urban Sketchers weeklong workshop also continues- still time to sign up, with pro-rated admission.

Due to the great response, we are sharing more photographs featuring fathers with their families. Visit the Museum tomorrow with your father and explore the influential artwork of Norman Rockwell along with our new exhibition on Rockwell, Parrish and Wyeth.

This Father's Day, bring your dad to Norman Rockwell Museum, or give him a print of one of Rockwell's many depictions of fatherhood (and grandfathers too)!

Prints are available in the Museum store and online.