Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is pleased to announce that two additional organizations have lent their support to Darwin: The Evolution Revolution, the exhibition highlighting the life and work

Acclaimed The Forbidden City: Inside the Court of China’s Emperors in its final weeks Exhibition includes objects never before seen outside the walls of the Forbidden City Rare “chicken cup” among the

We love seeing the ROM through your eyes. Luckily we get to do this by speaking with you on social media and hearing about your visits to the Museum. We also get to marvel at the awesome photos you

ROM’s new Passenger Pigeon Exhibition Examines De-extinction and Conservation Issues Exhibition marks 100 th anniversary of the passenger pigeon’s extinction DNA from the ROM’s passenger pigeon

Last chance to see this year’s selection of best amateur, professional wildlife photographs Canadian finalists are among the 100 displayed photos The ROM’s engagement closes with extended, discounted

TORONTO, November 8, 2016 — The critically acclaimed A Third Gender: Beautiful Youths in Japanese Prints closes at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) on Sunday, November 27, 2016. Exploring issues of

TORONTO, December 2, 2019 — The Royal Ontario Museum’s (ROM) feature art exhibitions, It’s Alive! Classic Horror and Sci-Fi Art from the Kirk Hammett Collection , and Gods in My Home: Chinese New Year

Available on December 17th at the ROM Museum Store The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) offers an intriguing look at its architecture – past and present – in its newest publication Bold Visions: The

Free virtual learning series brings the Museum into the homes and classrooms of K-12 students across Ontario   TORONTO, February 5, 2021 – As part of the Museum’s newly redesigned school programs, the

ROM’s first exhibition of this significant collection vibrantly highlights Mexico’s colourful history and culture Its May 9 th opening comes as Toronto prepares to welcome the world to the Pan Am

Museum adds tactile objects to exhibition The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) has installed four tactile replicas located on labeled Braille plinths in its feature exhibition The Warrior Emperor and China

In conjunction with Dead Sea Scrolls: Words that Changed the World, one of the most significant exhibitions in the history of the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), the Institute for Contemporary Culture

A blocky Minecraft-like person tears through a spooky moonlit forest. Behind them, a giant, yellow-eyed monster gives chase. All seems hopeless until the person comes across… a pair of moccasins. This