In celebration of John Leslie Breck: American Impressionist, the Figge wants your photographs of the natural world. Whether of the river, parks, or your own backyard. Share your images exploring natural areas with the Figge via email and they will be

Join us to celebrate the exhibition, Family Path: How Objects Tell Our Story, which is a collaboration between 7th grade students at the Creative Arts Academy of the Quad Cities and the Figge Art Museum.

This all ages event will begin with a 40-minute Spanish language viewing of the documentary San Jose Iturbide, followed by a Q & A with two visiting artists featured in the film. Attendees can stay to do a painting workshop or make a paper mache toy.

Celebrate the opening of College Invitational, an exhibition that features artworks by students attending eight area colleges and universities.

Join us the first Thursday of each month for Free Senior Day for seniors age 60 and up.

Join Dr. Jonathan Stuhlman, the Mint Museum’s Senior Curator of American Art, as he explores Breck’s work within the context of both European and American Impressionism. Come early to explore the exhibition and partake in a cash bar starting at 5 p.m

Welcome to the 2022 Quad Cities Museum Week. Celebrate science, art, and history as you explore the amazing museums of this regional destination on the Mississippi River. Join the fun at the Figge during QC Museum Week and view current exhibitions.

In recognition of Gay Pride Month, the Figge will present a series of three award-winning, independent films, one each Sunday in June. The first film will take place on Sunday, June 5 at 4 p.m. and it title: How to Survive a Plague (2013).

Join artist Anne Lindberg and poet Ginny Threefoot as they discuss their exhibition ​think like the river​ on view in the Fourth Floor Gallery June 11-Spetember 4, 2022.

In recognition of Gay Pride Month, the Figge will present a series of three award-winning, independent films, one each Sunday in June. The second film in the series is titled: Rafiki (2018).

In recognition of Gay Pride Month, the Figge will present a series of three award-winning, independent films, one each Sunday in June. The third film in the series is titled: God's Own Country (2017).

The Midwest Writing Center (MWC) is thrilled to welcome poet and essayist Ross Gay to be the keynote speaker for the 2022 Writers’ Conference. Gay will appear at a special livestream event on Thursday, June 23 at the Figge Art Museum.

Join us for one of the most exciting annual events in the Quad Cities! This year’s Art at Heart Gala is inspired by the upcoming John Leslie Breck: American Impressionist exhibition.

Hear from the Figge’s curatorial department members as they explore the newly opened exhibition, Urban Exposure: The American City Seen.

Join us for the Figge’s most popular, member-only event, the Red, White and Boom! Fireworks Watch Party on Sunday, July 3, 2022! Enjoy all the fun of Independence Day at the museum and experience some of the best views in the Quad Cities.