Happy Birthday, Raphael! While a trip to see Raphael's masterpieces in the Louvre or Met might be out of reach, art lovers can rejoice. Google Arts & Culture, along with numerous museums, offer ...

For many who find themselves with a huge uptick in free time in quarantine (which, to be clear, certainly isn't inclusive of everyone), this time at home, spent socially distant from others, has ...

At the end of February, right before the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything about American society, my girlfriend and I went to the RISD Museum in Providence, Rhode Island. We spent a languid ...

Weekly online museum visits can help improve quality of life for seniors who are at increased risk of poor health outcomes due to social isolation, a new study suggests. Canadian researchers, ...

Boston University students enrolled in Ancient Worlds — a humanities course in the College of Arts and Sciences — study art pieces by visiting the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. But with the closure of ...

In Philly, those interested in celebrating International Museum Day on Monday, May 18, can't visit the city's many wonderful museums in person due to the coronavirus pandemic. Virtual tours exist, ...

Many of the fun and educational experiences we would typically visit are still temporarily closed in 2021. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the different virtual tours of the locations we ...

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Cities and entire countries from around the world are announcing quarantine, which means that many of us are forced to stay home. But staying at home doesn't have to be boring! Since we're all in this ...

As the sun set in Charleston, 25-year-old Edwin Martin laced up for a grueling 24-hour run aimed at shining a light on suicide awareness. Palmetto Hotel Blends Charleston history with modern flavor ...

Philadelphia's Mütter Museum is currently closed due to COVID-19, but there's still a way to peek inside. The exhibit opened last year and explores how neighborhoods in Philadelphia were impacted by ...