The Figge's annual Day of the Dead Family Fiesta is on Sunday, October 28. Admission is free from noon-5 p.m. with special activities and fun for the whole family.

The Figge Art Museum’s Grand Lobby has been renamed the Quad City Bank & Trust Grand Lobby thanks to a generous gift from Quad City Bank & Trust.

The Quad Cities is gearing up to be the Paris of the Midwest this fall as the Figge Art Museum welcomes the exhibition: French Moderns: Monet to Matisse, 1850-1950 from the world-renowned collection of the Brooklyn Museum in New York

The Figge Art Museum will present William L. Hawkins: An Imaginative Geography beginning Saturday in the first and fourth floor galleries. This is the first major exhibition in more than a decade to feature the work of the self-taught Columbus, Ohio artist.

Living Proof Exhibit will present its annual exhibition of cancer survivor art from September 6–December 9 at the Figge Art Museum’s Mary Waterman Gildehaus Community Gallery on the second-floor.

The Figge Art Museum is pleased to announce a major gift from the family of Carolyn C. Moon. The second-floor gallery at the museum was named the Carolyn C. Moon Gallery on August 12, 2018 during a private reception with family and friends to remember, celebrate and honor the life of Carolyn C. Moon.

Families are invited to the Figge Art Museum for a free day of fun for Family Day on Saturday, August 4. Admission is free all day thanks to the support of the John Deere Classic and Bechtel Trusts.

The Figge Art Museum will offer free admission July 5–August 12, 2018 thanks to the support of the John Deere Classic and the Bechtel Trusts.

The Figge Art Museum is pleased to announce a new artist installation opening Saturday, June 9. Alois Kronschlaeger: Polychromatic Contemplations will be on view in the third-floor gallery.

The Figge Art Museum is presenting a comprehensive installation by Quad Cities artist Steve Banks. Opening Saturday, June 9 will be Steve Banks: Pop Culture Palimpsest.

The Figge Art Museum’s latest exhibition opens on Saturday, May 12. Where the Wild Things Are will be on view in the second-floor Katz Gallery through August 12.

The Downtown Davenport Partnership and the Figge Art Museum, in cooperation with the City of Davenport, are launching a study of ways to integrate public art into the design and development of the riverfront between Harrison and Pershing Streets in downtown Davenport.

Steve Sinner: Master Woodturner highlights nearly 30 examples of Sinners solo work and collaborations as well as his innovations within the art form. The works are remarkable combinations of form, material and surface decoration.