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Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Program
Adventure ROM
Book a guided ROM tour for your troop or unit! For each new themed tour completed, Scouts and Girl Guides earn a ROM-exclusive badge to add to their collection.
3 children with crowns enjoying birthday party celebrated at ROM
Program
Birthday Activities
Birthday activities are fully customizable. Design a day filled with adventure that perfectly fits your child’s dreams.
Asian family in the China Gallery of a museum.
Program
Family Day Weekend
CELEBRATE Family Day Weekend AT ROM Plan a visit to the Museum during the Family Day weekend! In addition to experiencing the galleries and special exhibitions, our public spaces are filled with exciting programming, live performances, and themed activities to enjoy with family and friends. Check this page in the future for upcoming Family Day activities. Or, sign up for the Museum enewsletter and receive early updates on programs, events, and activities throughout the year.
A teacher in a plaid shirt engages with four students seated around a table in a classroom.
Program
Hack the ROM
Applications are open Apply Now Hack the ROM engages Grades 4-10 Indigenous students and their peers throughout Northern and Southern Ontario. Presented in partnership with celebrated game studio Ubisoft Toronto, this cohort-based sessional program builds students’ digital literacy skills through the development of digital media projects inspired by the Indigenous Ancestors at ROM. Participating classes regularly engage with staff and resources at ROM throughout this five-month program. ROM Indigenous Museum Educators (IMEs) use the Indigenous Ancestors and cultural belongings housed in the
two people walking through the Roman portrait display in the Gallery of Rome.
Program
Hike the ROM
FREE WITH ADMISSION. Forget malls and slippery sidewalks. Hike the ROM Trails are a fun and engaging way to exercise both your body and your mind inside our spacious galleries, away from inclement weather. Offered seasonally during the cold, grey days of winter and early spring, Hike the ROM reveals objects in an unexpected, step-generating way as you walk through three floors of gallery spaces, at the speed you like. Each trail is perfect for a morning stroll, lunchtime break, or as a fun visit activity for families. Take your time and enjoy not only the trail stops, but the collections in
group of kids looking at an aquarium, one kid pointing inside the tank
Program
March Break
March Break at ROM always features exciting programming, live performances, and interactive activities. Alongside exploring our galleries and special exhibitions, families can enjoy themed experiences that bring art, culture, and nature to life.
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Program
Adventure ROM
Book a guided ROM tour for your troop or unit! For each new themed tour completed, Scouts and Girl Guides earn a ROM-exclusive badge to add to their collection.
3 children with crowns enjoying birthday party celebrated at ROM
Program
Birthday Activities
Birthday activities are fully customizable. Design a day filled with adventure that perfectly fits your child’s dreams.
Asian family in the China Gallery of a museum.
Program
Family Day Weekend
CELEBRATE Family Day Weekend AT ROM Plan a visit to the Museum during the Family Day weekend! In addition to experiencing the galleries and special exhibitions, our public spaces are filled with exciting programming, live performances, and themed activities to enjoy with family and friends. Check this page in the future for upcoming Family Day activities. Or, sign up for the Museum enewsletter and receive early updates on programs, events, and activities throughout the year.
A teacher in a plaid shirt engages with four students seated around a table in a classroom.
Program
Hack the ROM
Applications are open Apply Now Hack the ROM engages Grades 4-10 Indigenous students and their peers throughout Northern and Southern Ontario. Presented in partnership with celebrated game studio Ubisoft Toronto, this cohort-based sessional program builds students’ digital literacy skills through the development of digital media projects inspired by the Indigenous Ancestors at ROM. Participating classes regularly engage with staff and resources at ROM throughout this five-month program. ROM Indigenous Museum Educators (IMEs) use the Indigenous Ancestors and cultural belongings housed in the
two people walking through the Roman portrait display in the Gallery of Rome.
Program
Hike the ROM
FREE WITH ADMISSION. Forget malls and slippery sidewalks. Hike the ROM Trails are a fun and engaging way to exercise both your body and your mind inside our spacious galleries, away from inclement weather. Offered seasonally during the cold, grey days of winter and early spring, Hike the ROM reveals objects in an unexpected, step-generating way as you walk through three floors of gallery spaces, at the speed you like. Each trail is perfect for a morning stroll, lunchtime break, or as a fun visit activity for families. Take your time and enjoy not only the trail stops, but the collections in
group of kids looking at an aquarium, one kid pointing inside the tank
Program
March Break
March Break at ROM always features exciting programming, live performances, and interactive activities. Alongside exploring our galleries and special exhibitions, families can enjoy themed experiences that bring art, culture, and nature to life.

Resources

Engage with collections at ROM independently, before, during, and after your visit.

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ROM intern talking with two elementary school students at a table

Internships & Co-Ops

Learning at ROM is pleased to accept interns from post-secondary programs in Education or Museum Studies to support our School Visits activities.

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