The first Thursday of every month is Free Senior Day! All seniors age 60 and up receive free admission, as well as 10% off in the Museum Store. Enjoy a 1 p.m. gallery tour followed by a 2 p.m. film or art-making activity. All FREE!

​Members are invited to a Member Reception for Caroline Kent: An Improvisation of Form. ​Join us for a reception of light appetizers and cash bar with artist Caroline Kent. Listen to an artist talk with Kent starting at 6:30 p.m.

Join Chicago-based artist Caroline Kent for a dynamic talk about her exhibition ​Caroline Kent: An Improvisation of Form​. ​This is a free program starting at 6:30 p.m. and open to the public.

Tony Oliver, percussion professor at Augustana College and long-time member of the Quad City Symphony Orchestra, will perform SPACES, an 80-minute composition for solo vibraphone.

Join us as we celebrate Día de Los Muertos, Day of the Dead, at the Figge Art Museum and honor the memories of our loved ones through music, dance, food, and community.

Join Composer Jake Heggie and Conductor Ernesto Estigarribia for a virtual conversation about the Opera, Two Remain (Out Of Darkness), to be performed by the Quad City Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, October 22, 2022.

Join us in the John Deere Auditorium for the Film at the Figge Art Museum series. This fall award-winning films that deal with death, loss, and grief in unexpected ways will be shown. The second film in the series is Foxtrot (2017)​.

Calling all manga and anime fans and artists, ages 12-18! Come to the Figge Art Museum for a celebration of all things anime! Enjoy FREE ADMISSION to the Figge while enjoying cosplay, an anime drawing lesson, origami, contests, and giveaways.

Join Jason Foumberg as he introduces the exhibition, Message From our Planet: Digital Art From the Thoma Collection. Foumberg is the Thoma Foundation Curator of Digital & Media Art.

​Join us in the John Deere Auditorium for the Film at the Figge Art Museum series. This fall award-winning films that deal with death, loss, and grief in unexpected ways will be shown. The third film in the series is​ It's Only the End of the World.

Join us in the John Deere Auditorium for the Film at the Figge Art Museum series. This fall four remarkable award-winning films that deal with death, loss, and grief in unexpected ways will be shown. The final film in series is Drive My Car (2021).