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Shopping & Dining
Dining Food Studio Café Level B1 Join us for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a delicious treat any day of the week. Enjoy delicious meals made from the freshest organic and seasonal ingredients at Food Studio, the ultimate family destination for healthy menu options in an earth-friendly
Give a Gift of Securities
By making a direct gift of publicly traded securities to the ROM, you can achieve far greater tax savings than by donating the cash proceeds from the sale of the securities. When you make a gift of stocks, bonds, futures, options, or shares in mutual funds, you pay no tax on the capital gains
March Break Camp
For children ages 5 to 16 Discover hidden treasures and natural wonders during March Break camp! Join the ROM's dynamic instructors for exciting hands-on activities in our galleries, studio and labs. Limited spaces available. You Need to Know: Morning and afternoon (AM
How to Register
Online We accept Visa, MasterCard or American Express By Mail Mail the registration form together with payment and consent form to: Royal Ontario Museum ATTN: Programs Department 100 Queen’s Park Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2C6 Drop Off Drop off the registration form at the
Travelling Education Kits
It's like getting your own ROM expert in a suitcase! Relax in the comfort of your own classroom, and let us bring the Museum to you. Our EduKits Program is guaranteed to liven up your classroom learning environment. The EduKits Program offers hands-on, object-oriented educational kits.
School Cases
Arts | History | Science and Technology | Social Studies Cases are bilingual and weigh approximately 40 lbs unless otherwise noted. Arts Arts of the Inuit Examine artifacts from Inuit culture as your students learn how these objects were made and how they reflect traditional life in
Resource Boxes
History How to Make Stone Tools Through a series of hands-on exercises, students learn how Ontario's First Peoples made tools such as hunting points, chopping tools and scrapers. Other exercises include: hafting or fastening points to sticks, and examining the technique of percussion
Travelling Starlab
Discover the Wonders of the Universe in the Royal Ontario Museum's Travelling Starlab! The Royal Ontario Museum proudly presents the Travelling Starlab, an exciting way of teaching people about the universe, in a unique learning environment. This program is both inter-disciplinary and
