The Autry Museum is introducing Toddler Tuesdays: Creative Movement Afternoons, starting Tuesday, October 7, 2025, from 3–3:40 p.m.
Led by Susanna Hostetter of the California Dance Institute, this program invites children ages 3–6 (with an accompanying adult) to explore the fundamentals of dance through music, props, and imaginative themes. The sessions encourage coordination, rhythm, and spatial awareness while sparking creativity and self-expression.
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Free for Autry Family-level members and above
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Free with at least one paid adult admission
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Kids under 6 are always free
RSVP Now to join the fun!
Autry After Hours: Inspired by Nature | Yarn Bombing
On Thursday, October 9, 2025, from 6–9 p.m., the Autry presents an evening of creativity with Inspired by Nature | Yarn Bombing. This special Autry After Hours event transforms everyday spaces with colorful, knitted, and crocheted designs inspired by the natural world. Guests can enjoy hands-on activities, live demonstrations, and community art-making in a relaxed, social atmosphere.
RSVP Now to be part of this vibrant evening!
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the Autry
On Monday, October 13, 2025, the Autry will open its doors for a day-long celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Visitors are invited to experience exhibitions, art, and cultural programming that honor Native history and resilience.
Buy Tickets and celebrate Indigenous heritage at the Autry.
Creative Continuities: Family, Pride, and Community in Native Art
Opening November 15, 2025, the Autry unveils its newest exhibition: Creative Continuities: Family, Pride, and Community in Native Art.
The exhibition highlights three central aspects of Native culture:
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Knowing – traditions and teachings preserved through generations
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Create – artistic practices that honor resilience and innovation
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Transference – the sharing of culture, pride, and values across time
Through diverse works of art, Creative Continuities celebrates Native identity, family, and community, offering visitors an opportunity to explore connections across tribal boundaries—past and present.
This fall, the Autry Museum becomes a hub for movement, creativity, and cultural celebration. Whether it’s your child’s first dance steps, an evening of yarn-inspired art, or an exploration of Native traditions, the Autry offers something for everyone.
