Reflections: Alzheimer’s Tours

Reflections tours are currently available virtually and in-person.

Using the Zoom platform, virtual sessions will be offered on the 2nd Friday of the month at 2 PM.

Public Reflections in-person tours at the museum will be on the 4th Thursday of the month at 2 PM.

In-person tours will last 90 minutes. Seating is provided in the galleries. All Reflections tours are free.

Participants may attend both virtually and in-person. Advanced registration is required for all virtual and in-person sessions. To register, email reflections@duke.edu.

To find out more and join our Reflections email list, please email us at reflections@duke.edu.

Masks are required for all visitors. All visitors entering the Nasher building agree to abide by The Duke Compact standards.

We strongly encourage all individuals to be fully vaccinated before visiting the Nasher. The museum will adhere to all university, local and state regulations, which are subject to change on short notice depending on public health conditions.

Tours are one part of the Reflections Program at the Nasher Museum. Reflections tours are for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, or related dementia, and their care partners. Each tour includes a guided exploration and discussion of artwork in the current exhibitions.

Learn more about the Reflections Program.

The Nasher Museum Alzheimer’s Program is made possible by Stefanie and Doug Kahn in honor of their fathers, Donald Schneider and Mike Kahn; Ronald and Batsheva Ostrow; and the Carlyle Adams Foundation.

For information about supporting the Reflections Program, please contact Stephanie Wheatley, Director of Development, at stephanie.wheatley@duke.edu.