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family day at the Orlando Museum of Art

Family Day

Family Days are fun, educational and FREE celebrations where families can learn and experience more about art and culture.  Visitors enjoy hands-on art and gallery activities, live music, storytelling and special performances. 

SCHEDULE:

Next Family Day: April 25, 2026

PRICING:

Free for the whole family

Upcoming Dates

Family Day

Blast off into Creativity!

April 25, 2026

Join us for a FREE Family Day inspired by the space‑themed exhibition Dennis Scholl: A Day of Four Sunsets. Enjoy hands‑on artmaking, gallery explorations, storytelling, music, and a little bit of magic — all designed to spark curiosity and celebrate the wonder of our universe. Family Days are always free for the whole family.

Cosmic Highlights:

  • Space-inspired art activities with Analog Astronaut Sharife Gacel, plus a special presentation by Sharife
  • Magical performances by Danny H
  • Live music by the Orlando Youth Chamber Ensembles
  • Solar telescope viewing with the Central Florida Astronomical Society
  • Music with Mr. Richard
  • Storytelling with an Orange County Library System Storyteller
  • Baby & Me sessions with Orlando Family Stage
  • Story Strolls with Orlando Family Stage
  • Dance performances by Legacy Middle School students
  • Keepsake photos by Laser Photos
  • STEAM activities with the Orlando Science Center
  • Food available for purchase from Kona Ice and Let’s Dough It!

Sharife Gacel is a Central Florida-based psychotherapist, Analog Astronaut, and NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador. She served as a Medical Officer at HI-SEAS and as Operations Task Manager during the World’s Biggest Analog in Vienna, and now contributes to the Austrian Space Forum’s Human Factors team. Founder of the Blue Marble Project, she integrates psychology, space, and art. In October 2026, Sharife will be a presenter at the TEDx Orlando Flagship event stage, blending psychology, space, and awe through her mission: Exploring Space, Inspiring Earth.