The Figge is seeking submissions for the upcoming Beyond the Classroom exhibition. The exhibition will feature artwork created by local teachers holding at least a part-time teaching position in a K-12 classroom in districts located within 45 miles.

In honor of Sporting Fashion, the QCSO will present a special program that explores its upcoming concert, Up Close with the Figge: Women in Music.

Join us as Chicano artist and philosopher Tlisza Jaurique speaks about her installation: A Decolonial Intervention.

Join us for the second of three Friday night tours of Sporting Fashion: Outdoor Girls 1800 to 1960! Participants are invited to join us in the Figge Café for courtside snacks and drinks prior to a docent-led tour of Sporting Fashion.

Join us for a "Sporting Fashion" virtual historian talk on April 2, featuring Nicole Rudolph, a full-time fashion history content creator on YouTube, who brings her expertise in historic shoemaking, sewing, and tailoring to international audiences.

Join the conversation at these fun and informal sessions where we gather to talk about art. NO art background is necessary. This session is for everyone and all are welcome!

Join us the first Thursday of each month for Free Senior Day for seniors age 60 and up. All seniors receive a 10% member discount in the Museum Store on Free Senior Day. Join us!

In conjunction with the Figge's exhibition Sporting Fashion: Outdoor Girls 1800 to 1960, the Figge Art Museum is presenting award-winning, ground-breaking, women-directed, feature-length films to celebrate the cinematic achievements of women.

We're thrilled to welcome Ballet Quad Cities for this premiere program featuring original choreography in a performance inspired by Sporting Fashion: Outdoor Girls 1800 to 1960. Come early for cash bar and Art Buffet at 5 p.m. Program starts at 6:30.

Join us for Art of the Brew at the Figge Art Museum on Friday April 14 for the chance to sample some of the best craft beers in the Quad Cities area for a great cause!

New Figge members are invited for a special docent-led tour of ​Sporting Fashion: Outdoor Girls 1800 to 1960​ to dig deeper into the details of the exhibition. Free, but registration is recommended.

Join us for part two of our "Sporting Fashion" virtual historian talk on April 16, featuring Nicole Rudolph, a full-time fashion history content creator on YouTube, who brings her expertise to broad, international audiences.

The Village Project is a multi-module education series aimed at providing the tools you need to support and surround LGBTQ+ people in every sector of this community.

Join Sporting Fashion curators Kevin Jones and Christina M. Johnson as they discuss the exhibition, which is a groundbreaking survey of the history of women's sportswear. Come early for cash bar and art buffet at 5 p.m. Programs begins at 6:30 p.m.

Join us in the Cafe for elegant champagne and charcuterie prior to a docent-led tour of Sporting Fashion. FREE for members, $10 for Non-Members. Cash bar available.