Artfinity features 80+ events that are free and open to the public between February 15 and May 2, 2025. Some events have limited capacity and may require registration, please refer to the specific event listing for details.
Artfinity features 80+ events that are free and open to the public between February 15 and May 2, 2025. Some events have limited capacity and may require registration, please refer to the specific event listing for details.
Artfinity features 80+ events that are free and open to the public between February 15 and May 2, 2025. Some events have limited capacity and may require registration, please refer to the specific event listing for details.
Artfinity features 80+ events that are free and open to the public between February 15 and May 2, 2025. Some events have limited capacity and may require registration, please refer to the specific event listing for details.
Artfinity features 80+ events that are free and open to the public between February 15 and May 2, 2025. Some events have limited capacity and may require registration, please refer to the specific event listing for details.
Use the MIT Campus Map to find accessible entrances and ramps; search by school, department, lab, or center; or locate public artwork, bike racks, emergency phones, dining options, and hotels.
Public parking near campus includes metered spaces and several public parking garages. The number of visitor parking spaces on campus is extremely limited, and it may not be possible to accommodate every visitor who wishes to park at MIT. Therefore, using public transportation is strongly recommended. To navigate public transit in the Greater Boston region with directions and suggestions based on real-time data, use the MBTA Trip Planner.
MIT is committed to providing an environment that is accessible to individuals with disabilities. View the Accessibility Web App, designed to indicate the accessible routes across the MIT campus. Please contact the event organizer directly for specific accessibility information or to discuss your needs.
A tour of MIT’s public art collection, comprised of 51 works of art and architecture, should be an essential part of anyone’s visit to campus.
The MIT Museum and the List Visual Arts Center present exhibitions throughout the year, and there are a number of other exhibition spaces across campus, including the Dean’s Gallery, Keller Gallery, MIT Libraries’ Maihaugen Gallery, Media Lab Galleries, Rotch Library exhibition space, Gallery 9, MIT Museum Studio & Compton Gallery, Hart Nautical Gallery and Koch Institute Public Galleries.
Arts events including visiting artist lectures, interactive workshops, symposia, and performances of dance, music, and theater occur frequently on campus and are often open to the public.
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