You are invited to join us for the Preview Reception of Perspectives 161: Tim Lee.

Parents and children five and under are invited to attend the Museum's Story Book Club, presented free every Saturday morning. Members of the Teen Council, a select group of high school students employed by the CAMH to design education programming, will read from a variety of children’s tales in the Museum’s Cullen Education Resource Room. A new art activity relating to the story will be offered at each meeting.

The Museum's Teen Council hosts Young Weird America, Poetry and Performances in conjunction with the exhibition The Old Weird America. Please check back for more information as the venue for this event has yet to be determined.

Parents and children five and under are invited to attend the Museum's Story Book Club, presented free every Saturday morning. Members of the Teen Council, a select group of high school students employed by the CAMH to design education programming, will read from a variety of children’s tales in the Museum’s Cullen Education Resource Room. A new art activity relating to the story will be offered at each meeting.

Gather around a virtual campfire and exchange your best ghost stories, mysteries and folk tales. In conjunction with the exhibition The Old Weird America

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Bring the whole family out to the CAMH for guided tours of the exhibition The Old Weird America and art activities for the kids.

The Art Essay Reading Group will discuss the essay “Who Are We?” an interview of Diana Thater by Otto Neumaier. Wine and coffee will be served.

Parents and children five and under are invited to attend the Museum's Story Book Club, presented free every Saturday morning. Members of the Teen Council, a select group of high school students employed by the CAMH to design education programming, will read from a variety of children’s tales in the Museum’s Cullen Education Resource Room. A new art activity relating to the story will be offered at each meeting.

J. Pittman McGehee, Diplomate Jungian analyst and Director of the Institute for the Advancement of Psychology and Spirituality, gives an Artists/Scholars Talk on the exhibition The Old Weird America.

Toby Kamps, curator of the exhibition, gives a Perspective Talk on the exhibition Perspectives 161: Tim Lee.

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