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artist Raphaël Barontini
ROM transforms main-floor space with new artwork by French-Caribbean artist Raphaël Barontini
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Mohawk Institute classroom
Exhibition documenting the history of Canada’s longest-running Indian Residential School opens at ROM
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Calm Amid the Storm by Shane Gross, Canada
Perennial visitor favourite Wildlife Photographer of the Year returns to ROM this November
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Young visitor enjoys Canada Day at ROM
Celebrate the start of summer with free Canada Day admission at ROM
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Bridal ensemble, 1910 – 1930, Bethlehem, Palestine
ROM acquires renowned collection of textiles and heritage objects from the Arab world
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Temple bell of Wei Bin
Royal Ontario Museum receives $1-million gift from The Browning Watt Foundation
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Crowd of people in a large indoor venue with a high curved glass ceiling, raising their arms toward a brightly lit stage. Colorful red and blue lighting and spotlights illuminate the space, with artwork and event lighting visible along the walls
ROM After Dark returns for new season of can’t-miss after-hours fun
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Edward Burtynsky photo
Royal Ontario Museum announces 2026 ROM Immortal Gala: Forces of Nature
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A decorated gourd made by a Huichol artist
Innovative new exhibition exploring the art, culture, and science of psychedelics opens at ROM
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Rendering of ROM lobby area.
Royal Ontario Museum announces $1.25-million donation from the Lindsay Family Foundation
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An African carpenter bee (Xylocopa inconstans) © Pete Carr Photography.
Catch the buzz as BEES: A Story of Survival opens at ROM
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Harvest Yarn Painting, (about 1950–1975), Unrecorded Huichol artist, Mexico. Made with yarn, wax, wood.
From ritual to research: New ROM exhibition explores the mind-altering power of psychedelics
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Portrait photos of Christine Sinclair and Dwayne De Rosario
Canadian soccer icons to explore the influence of sport in ROM’s Holtby Lecture
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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Woman getting tattooed from the 32 Aspects of Beauties of the Woman, c. 1888, woodblock print. Photo © Paul Eekhoff/ROM.
New exhibition exploring the sense of touch opens at ROM
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Two children playing with wooden blocks at a table inside a colorful room.
Creativity goes wild during March Break at ROM
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