How can a museum inform our TA practices?
Please register below to get one of the entry-timed tickets we have reserved for entry at 11:45 AM. Glenstone is free! Read the plan your visit section to understand what to expect and their guaranteed entry policy.
Gather at the main entrance for entry at 11:45 AM. We will walk to experience Forest first, which is a 28-minute soundscape that runs continuously from 12 PM-1 PM. It’s best to hear it from the beginning. From there, attendees can go off independently or walk in small groups in different directions. There is so much to see (art, architecture, nature). Please discuss what excites you on the forum here and build connections pre-event.
Towards the end of our time at Glenstone, we plan to sit at the cafe on the premises (menu here) to network and discuss ideas and possibilities for the future.
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