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ROM welcomes you to our must-see exhibitions and expansive galleries.

The Bloor Street entrance to the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal is temporarily closed due to OpenROM construction. Please use the Weston Entrance on Queen's Park to enter the Museum.

Beginning Tuesday, September 3, 2024, the east and west entrances to Museum Station will be temporarily closed due to TTC construction. Visitors can access Museum Station via the new south entrance in Queen's Park Circle. For those requiring accessible TTC entrances, please use St. George Station.

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We Live On In What We Leave Behind

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Earth: An Immersive Journey

Slow down and embrace the wonders of nature in this multi-sensory exhibition.

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Picnics and Pastimes

The pleasures and pastimes of a royal picnic take centre stage in a charming new installation.

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Queen's Park entrance lobby of the Royal Ontario Museum.

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Portrait of Austin Clarke by Neville Clarke.

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Austin Clarke: Recognizing a Literary Great

Join us to celebrate the legacy of Barbadian-Canadian writer Austin Clarke (1934-2016).

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A World-Renowned Wildlife Photographer on His Art and Process

Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner Nick Kanakis talks about that winning shot that got him the prize in 2022, his love for snakes, and his advice for young photographers.