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Man sitting in front of photographs.
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This Place is a Message- Echoes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the Art of Kei Ito

L-R: Melissa Jean Scott, Leslie McCue, Vanessa Jorda, Vanessa Jorda, and Heidi Sobol.
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Recognizing the remarkable women of ROM

For International Women’s Day 2025, ROM recognized the remarkable women at ROM – past, present, and future – who contribute to our collective success, inspire change, and pave the way for the next
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Remembering Hilary Weston

ROM is deeply saddened by the passing of The Honourable Hilary M. Weston, C.M., O.Ont.
A visitor in the exhibition at ROM looks in at a display case.
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Bear Witness Before Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. Closes at ROM

Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. closes at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) on September 1, 2025.
Photo of John Creese
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Royal Ontario Museum Appoints John Creese as Vettoretto Curator of North American Archaeology

Dr. John Creese, Isabel and Gino Vettoretto Curator of North American Archaeology
Kids with fossil bone
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School programs & lessons

ROM offers a variety of programs to connect students to art, culture, and nature across the museum. Visit the School Visits page to learn more.
A black MicroBit displays illuminated LEDs in the form of an X
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Electronics for Kids

In this exciting hands-on program, students will use micro:bits — child friendly, small, battery powered circuit boards — to build computer science and computational thinking skills.
An ipad screen displays a program creating 3D models of canopic jars
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Snapshots of Ancient Egypt with 3D Modelling

Meld a traditional gallery visit with modern 3D modelling techniques to create snapshots of human life inspired by Ancient Egypt.
A small silver robot rolls along a dark track on a paper
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Robotics at the Museum

Students will utilize Ozobots and colour coding technology to experiment with introductory robotics concepts.
Students interacting with a collection item at ROM
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Relationships in Nature

Explore some important and fascinating relationships between organisms including humans and how human activity and history affect the natural world.
Instructor explaining collection item to students
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Now Known as Canada

The country now known as Canada, like all countries, has a messy past. But we can learn from history and move forward with deeper understandings.
A museum educator in traditional Indigenous dress with braids and a black hat guides a group of diverse students through a history exhibit with glass display cases containing artifacts and documents.
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Indigenous Perspectives: Throughout ROM

Explore the diversity of Indigenous cultures and perspectives throughout various areas of the museum.
Instructor explaining collection item to students
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Indigenous Inventions, Innovations, and Creativity

A dynamic look at the diverse contributions of Indigenous Peoples highlighting innovation, creativity, and knowledge in areas like art, science, and design.
A group of children listens to a guide explaining an exhibit.
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Indigenous Food Sovereignty

Learn how Indigenous communities cultivate, harvest, and protect food systems from generation to generation.
A group of students listens to a guide in front of a large traditional East Asian mural in a museum.
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Exploring the ROM

Explore some of the most iconic objects from around the world and throughout time housed at the Royal Ontario Museum.