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. Tours may also include an art making activity or live music in the galleries.
Reflections tours are available to the general public on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Individuals with Alzheimer’s and their care partners who are not visiting in a group may reserve a spot on these public tours.
There is no fee for the public tour. Reservations must be made at least a week in advance. Please fill out the form below or contact Brittany Halberstadt at reflections@duke.edu to book a public Reflections tour.
Reflections tours are now available to the general public on the fourth Tuesday of every month.
There is no fee for the group tour. Reservations must be made at least a week in advance. Please contact Brittany Halberstadt at reflections@duke.edu to book a public Reflections tour.
Reflections: The Nasher Museum Alzheimer’s Program is made possible by Stefanie and Doug Kahn in honor of their fathers, Donald Schneider and Mike Kahn, and the Carlyle Adams Foundation.
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