Tickets are still available to the Annual Summer Solstice Celebration which will feature a cocktail reception on Museum Hill and tours of Storm King and its current exhibitions. Following, guests will enjoy a dinner in the di Suvero fields.

BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY!
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PLEASE NOTE - Storm King will close to the public at 4pm on Saturday, June 22.

See Storm King by moonlight on this special after-hours tour. R.S.V.P. required.

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Storm King Art Center presents the first large-scale presentation of the work of artist Thomas Houseago in the United States. This exhibition includes indoor and outdoor sculpture in several media, including bronze, aluminum, wood, plaster, and felt, as well as drawings, displayed in Storm King’s Museum Building and on the grounds of Museum Hill. On view through November 11.

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David Brooks has created a site-specific work comprised of a vintage tractor that has been buried beneath Storm King Art Center’s iconic landscape. A Proverbial Machine in the Garden speaks to Storm King’s past—as an agricultural site—and present—as a cultivated pastoral environment. On view through November 11.

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Build your own handheld camera obscura and explore Storm King through a new lens.

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Storm King members enjoy a range of benefits, including free admission, special member-only programs and events, discounts on Museum Shop purchases, and more. Member support is essential to maintaining and preserving the art and landscape that make Storm King a place of unsurpassed beauty.

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Tickets are still available to the Annual Summer Solstice Celebration which will feature a cocktail reception on Museum Hill and tours of Storm King and its current exhibitions. Following, guests will enjoy a dinner in the di Suvero fields.

BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY
Click here for further information.

PLEASE NOTE - Storm King will close to the public at 4pm on Saturday, June 22.

See Storm King by moonlight on this special after-hours tour. R.S.V.P. required.

Click here for more information.

Storm King Art Center presents the first large-scale presentation of the work of artist Thomas Houseago in the United States. This exhibition includes indoor and outdoor sculpture in several media, including bronze, aluminum, wood, plaster, and felt, as well as drawings, displayed in Storm King’s Museum Building and on the grounds of Museum Hill. On view through November 11.

Click here for more information.

David Brooks has created a site-specific work comprised of a vintage tractor that has been buried beneath Storm King Art Center’s iconic landscape. A Proverbial Machine in the Garden speaks to Storm King’s past—as an agricultural site—and present—as a cultivated pastoral environment. On view through November 11.

Click here for more information.