Class Visits

Night at the Museum

  • Please join us for our Night at the Hudson River Museum. This is our first ever exhibition in the newly opened wing overlooking the Hudson River. 

    Your family is invited to come to the opening on Thursday, May 22nd. Refreshments will be served and gallery tours will be offered. Please let us know if you are coming by using the QR code on the flyer below or go to www.hrm.org.
Museum School Collaboration at its Best

Museum Teachers Plan With Hudson River Museum Educational Team

Strengthening Our Museum School Connection

  • Mr Gray and Museum School teachers plan out this year's student centered connecting visits and Hudson River Museum learning opportunities. Stay tuned for a stronger connection and more collaborative learning experiences for all. 

Museum Trips 2022

  • After a two year Covid related break from the Hudson River Museum, students participated in long-awaited visits to our neighborhood treasure. Students, parents, and teachers alike, enjoyed the Freda Kahlo exhibits, the Glenview Mansion, and Planetarium. It was great to be back to learning and exploring with our museum partner. 

2019 Culminating Exhibit & Celebration

  • The culminating celebration for this year's Hudson River Museum Partnership was a wonderful exhibit of student art work. Yonkers leaders, parents, and students came together to enjoy!

    Our Guests:

    Dr. Quezada

    Rev Lopez – President, Board of Trustee

    Ms. Coaxum – From Mayor’s Office

    Saralinda Litchblau – Director of Educational Programs HRM

    Bridget McCormick – Resident Artist HRM

    Masha Turchinsky  – Director of HRM

    Tom D'Auria- Chair, Board of Trustees Hudson River Museum

    Channel 12 News

    Fios 1 News

     

Drawing Us Together Exhibit & Celebration

  • The Hudson River Museum is a multi-disciplinary cultural complex that draws its identity from its site on the banks of the Hudson River, actively reaching out to broaden the horizons of all of its visitors.

    We engage in the presentation of exhibitions and programs, teaching initiatives, research, collecting, preservation and conservation — a wide range of activities that interpret our collections, our interests, and our communities.

    We do this out of a commitment to lifelong learning for all of our audiences, from students and teachers, to families, to individuals, to seniors.

    We utilize the resources of our Museum of Art; Historical Collection; Glenview, our historic house; our environmental teaching gallery; and the Planetarium to create experiences for our visitors that are meaningful and enjoyable.

    We enhance people’s understanding of the art, history and science of our region.

    We support our communities and provide a museum window on the world at large.

    We serve our visitors well, so that they develop a sense of pride, allegiance and ownership — this is my Museum.

Museum Trips and Class Visits