The Morris Museum and Thoughtful Productions are thrilled to announce a new lecture series dedicated to arts and culture. Breakfast University — part of a growing, nationwide program that pairs the country’s most remarkable professors with leading museums and cultural institutions — has been custom designed specifically for the Morris Museum and promises highly engaging presentations that explore the themes and ideas at the heart of what the Museum does.
Each event begins with coffee and light refreshments and concludes with private access to the Museum’s galleries. In between, a one-hour lecture and Q&A will deliver insightful perspectives on a wide variety of timely topics in arts and culture.
Member early access ticketing opens on July 13th
General Public sales begin July 20th
Tickets are available per semester or a la carte; purchase both semesters for a discount! Unable to attend in person? A special livestream-only package is also available.
FALL SEMESTER
Gershwin, Ellington, and the Search for the American Sound
October 13 | Anna Celenza / Johns Hopkins University
Photographs That Changed America
November 17 | Louis Masur / Rutgers University
The Story of America in Four Remarkable Books
December 8 | Joseph Luzzi / Bard College
SPRING SEMESTER
Happiness, Health, and the Arts
January 12 | Catherine Sanderson / Amherst College
Paintings Every Art Lover Should See
February 9 | Tina Ryan / Columbia University (formerly)
Albert Einstein: The Man Behind the Myth
March 9 | Matthew Stanley / New York University
