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A hand holds up a phone displaying an image of the Royal Ontario Museum mirrored down the middle. Text reads at ROM.
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Gallery Trail: ROM Reflections

This activity, intended for older learners, invites students to reflect on whose voices are present in museum galleries and exhibitions.
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Assistant Curator

Cathy Dutton

Executive Assistant to the Co-Chief Curator
Historic Indian painting
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Guru Nanak: An Embodiment of Oneness 

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A Remarkably Beautiful Planet: Earth’s Most Colourful Minerals

The dazzling, vibrant colours of our remarkably beautiful planet take centre stage in an engaging talk with special guest Robert Hazen. Inspired by the evolution of minerals over Earth’s 4.5-billion
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ROM Speaks: Shane Gross

Shane Gross, the Grand Title Winner of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024, delivers an illustrated lecture on his work as a marine conservation photojournalist, which has taken him everywhere from
Two children and a ROM volunteer interacting with a tabletop display of butterflies and moths.
Program

Earth Rangers Studio

Located in the Life in Crisis: Schad Gallery of Biodiversity on Level 2, Earth Rangers Studio (ERS) is open most weekends from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Stop by during your ROM visit and, if the Studio
Josh Basseches, Director & CEO, Royal Ontario Museum
ROM Executive Leadership, ROM Governors

Josh Basseches

Board Director (Ex-Officio)
Robert Chant
ROM Governors, ROM Trustee

Robert Chant

Chair, ROM Board of Trustees, Board Director (Ex-Officio), ROM Governors
Article

Why X-Ray a God?

How ROM's experts are using X-ray technology to figure what lies hidden inside more than 100-year-old Taiwanese deity sculptures.
Crawford Lake
Exhibition

Crawford Lake

A quiet lake in Ontario is making a lot of noise. Sediments from the bottom of a small lake in Ontario are revealing a remarkable record of our impact on the planet. Just outside Toronto, Ontario lies
Sculpture of pigs walking up and down a staircase
Article

The art of Won Lee

Won Lee
A photo of a flamingo behind dew
Article

Wildlife Photography

Rekindling the innate understanding that our fates are closely interwoven with everyone and everything on this planet
A cluster of monarch butterflies covering a tree trunk, with more flying through a sunlit forest.
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A discovery of Monarchs

How a ROM entomologist’s research helped us understand the Monarch butterfly’s epic multi-generational migration
Yoke Chung. Deputy Director, Museum Operations & Chief Operating Officer
ROM Executive Leadership

Yoke Chung

Deputy Director, Museum Operations & Chief Operating Officer
Birds arranged on the floor.
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When Worlds Collide: Photography in Service to Nature

Photography’s power lies in its ability to move the viewer, create empathy, and enact change. In her Highly Commended image from this year’s competition, award-winning photographer Patricia Seaton