In alignment with Colgate University's response to the global COVID-19 situation, all museums and galleries on campus will be closed until further notice.
Colgate’s museums and galleries support interdisciplinary teaching and learning, and serve as a resource for the community, including K-12 education.
Colgate’s museums and galleries offer the campus and the community with rich teaching and learning resources in fine arts, geology and anthropology. Exhibitions rotate regularly throughout the year, including curated shows chosen by Colgate’s art and art history faculty.
Colgate’s museum facilities welcome local student groups from pre-K through high school, as well as adult learners, with educational programs offered in partnership with local schools and community organizations.
The Clifford Gallery is a teaching gallery located in 101 Little Hall that sponsors exhibitions selected by Colgate art and art history faculty. The curated pieces include examples of work executed in a variety of media that demonstrate issues originating in the academic curriculum.
The Longyear’s collections of archaeological and ethnological cultural heritage materials from Africa, Oceania, Europe, and the Americas actively support the curriculum through object-based teaching and student-curated exhibitions.
Colgate faculty are invited to contact the museum to arrange class visits outside of these hours.
Closed major holidays and between exhibitions.
The Robert M. Linsley Geology Museum exhibits minerals, rocks, and fossils, highlighting the beauty and wonder of these objects while also informing visitors about how geologists study the Earth.
The Picker is a teaching and collecting museum that engages local and global communities through innovative exhibitions, interdisciplinary research, dynamic outreach, and meaningful experiences with art across cultures, time, and media.
Colgate faculty are invited to contact the museum to arrange class visits outside of these hours.
Closed major holidays and between exhibitions.