Masks required. Oberlin College strongly encourages all visitors to be vaccinated, with a booster.
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Masks required. Oberlin College strongly encourages all visitors to be vaccinated, with a booster.
The Allen presents changing exhibitions along with engaging guest speakers and public programs.
Learn MoreThe Allen's collection is particularly strong in 17th century Dutch and Flemish painting, Japanese prints, early modern art, African art, and more.
Learn MoreExplore the full range of museum programs through free events, guided and self-guided tours, and resources for professors and PreK-12 teachers.
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Find podcasts, activities, and information for all age groups.
Support for the museum continues our tradition of bringing art to the people.
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Front porch of the 1917 building designed by Cass Gilbert. Photo by Ralph Lieberman Explore the full range of museum programs through free events, tours, and resources for professors and K-12 teachers and preschools.
The Allen's renowned collection opens a window into different cultures and time periods, including our own. Engage with art objects through events, tours, and classes.
Here you'll find educational resources for preK-12 teachers and an easy way to schedule a class visit. College and university professors can use the Allen's collection in their teaching through co-facilitated visits and private viewing sessions.
Programs
Deepen your appreciation for art in a variety of public programs, from guest lectures and casual gallery talks to concerts and hands-on activities.
Community & Families
Learn more about the world's people and places in a variety of free programs for all ages. Everyone is welcome.
K-12 Educators
Teachers throughout the region bring classes to the Allen to supplement their classroom curriculum. Find out how you can schedule a school visit.
Oberlin College Students
At Oberlin, museum collections play an integral role for study in any academic major.
College Faculty
Faculty members collaborate with museum curators to develop innovative ways of exploring course content through direct engagement with works of art.
Resources
Find audio tours, kids' activities, self-guided tours, and information on researching objects and viewing curatorial files.
Take a 3D tour
Explore the galleries online for 3D views of artworks, labels, and related content.
Events
In-person events have resumed, and you can also livestream them from home.
Join & Support
Your support makes a difference. Become a museum member, donor, or volunteer.