April 3: Digital archeology in Greece
Cutting-edge archaeology by the Canadian Institute in Greece is featured in a coming ROM Connects lecture at the Royal Ontario Museum.
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March 26: Uncovering the history of food in china
Uncovering the History of Food in China: An Archaeological Perspective is presented at the Royal Ontario Museum on March 26 at 7 p.m.
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March 7: ROM exhibit on being Japanese Canadian
You can explore the original exhibition Being Japanese Canadian at the Royal Ontario Museum on March 7 from 11 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
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Feb. 17–19: Fundays at the ROM
The Royal Ontario Museum offers FunDays of discovery packed with themed experiences and hands-on activities inspired by its exhibitions and collections.
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Dec. 26–Jan. 6: Kids drop-in activities at the museum
Kids can make, discover and explore at the Royal Ontario Museum over the holidays with daily activities and live performances, included with ROM admission.
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December: Wildlife photographer of the year exhibit
The world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition returns to the Royal Ontario Museum for its sixth year starting Dec. 1
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Dec. 1: Lecture at ROM on ‘friendly spiders’
Prof. Chris Buddle lectures on “Arachnophobes to Arachnophiles: Friendly Spiders in Your House, Garden and Parks” at the Royal Ontario Museum.
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Oct. 30: Legend and legacy of Spider-Man at the ROM
Comic giants Chip Zdarsky and Adam Kubert unpack the history of Spider-Man in popular culture at the Royal Ontario Museum.
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Sept. 28–Nov. 23: Friday Night Live at the ROM
You can start your Friday nights on the dance floor with top DJs and live artists, or explore the Royal Ontario Museum’s galleries with tasty food and drinks.
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June 29: How Indian dyed cottons transformed Europe’s interiors
Rosemary Crill presents a fascinating look at how the hybrid designs of chintz fabrics, with their exotic flowers and trees, fed into the 18th-century craze for Chinoiserie.
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June 1: Journeys in Indigo at the ROM
Jenny Balfour-Paul presents a richly illustrated lecture on the world’s only natural blue dye in “Journeys in Indigo: Red Sea to Rajasthan.”
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Arlyne James has just wrapped up a “unique and amazing” one-month stint as a legislative page, where she was paired up with Eglinton-Lawrence MPP Mike Colle. Her activities included delivering messages and water to the MPP, as well as taking classes on the legislative process and mathematics, and meeting with the party leaders and House speaker.
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