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ART THAT INSPIRES.  PROGRAMS THAT CONNECT.

At the Miller Art Museum, our programming and events bring art to life—creating space for inspiration, connection, and community. Whether you're attending an artist talk, celebrating a new exhibition, joining us for a gallery tour or artist talk, a curatorial lecture, or a special member or volunteer gathering, you’ll find meaningful experiences that invite dialogue, spark inspiration, and celebrates the power of the visual arts to connect.

LATE MUSEUM HOURS
Mondays | 5 - 7 pm
Don't let your busy schedule get in the way of being inspired! We're open late every Monday evening until 7 pm for you to browse our exhibitions. The museum is free and open to the public. Click here to learn more and to plan your visit!
OCTOBER 2026
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Jean Roberts-GuequierreJean Roberts-Guequierre |  Artist Talk
Saturday, October 3 | 4 - 6 pm
Mezzanine Location: Gallery 3, Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine
Join Jean Roberts-Guequierre, whose work will be featured during the month of October as part of the 12 x 12 project, for a conversation facilitated by Curator Suzanne Rose. Drawing on the visual language of Bruegel, Bosch, and the Flemish masters, Jean Roberts-Guequierre paints richly detailed, Midwestern-rooted scenes in which women claim the poses and authority that history once reserved for men, blending past and present with empathy, humor, and wry wit. Join us for this opportunity to hear directly from the artist about her process and practice.
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Art:SpeaksArt/Speaks
Friday, October 16 | 11 am
Write On, Door County, in partnership with the Miller Art Museum, presents Art/Speaks, a free writing lab encouraging people to write in response to exhibited artworks. Led by poets Carrie and Peter Sherrill, the 60-minute writing activity is perfect for both beginning and advanced writers in any genre. Free; advance registration is not required.
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Three Artists, Three ViewsThree Artists, Three Views
Saturday, October 17 | 2 pm
A conversation about how artists find their way to the tools, materials, and processes that become uniquely their own.
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