Helen Millard Gallery
Since 1986, Woodmere’s children’s gallery has always showcased stellar art education programs in the region. Admission to Woodmere is always free to children, and free to families of children featured in the Helen Millard Gallery. To apply for an art exhibition at Woodmere from your school, contact us.
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Wissahickon High School Art Invitational
March 21, 2026 - April 26, 2026
This exhibition showcases the diverse and distinctive artmaking strategies embraced by Wissahickon High School students. Though a focused selection, the exhibition pays tribute to all the students and the passion they dedicate to exploring, questioning, processing, and creating.
exhibitions in the Helen millard gallery
Millard Gallery, Smith Hall
Picturing Philadelphia's Heritage: Young Artists at Work
May 21, 2022
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August 28, 2022
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Millard Gallery, Smith Hall
Creating Community Connections Through the Arts: AIM Academy
March 26, 2022
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May 8, 2022
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Millard Gallery, Smith Hall
Kids Care 28: The Art of Color and Light
November 13, 2021
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December 19, 2021
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Millard Gallery, Smith Hall
A Year In The Life, 2020-2021: Norwood-Fontbonne Academy
September 11, 2021
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October 31, 2021
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Educational Resources
Woodmere offers digital family and teacher resources designed to use the visual arts as a learning tool across all disciplines. Woodmere's mission, to tell the story of Philadelphia's art and artists, is particularly relevant to children growing up in this region.
Family Activity Guides
Free, printable, and engaging art guides for current and past exhibitions at Woodmere allow families to create their own art exploration experience, focused on the intersection of learning and artmaking.
Teacher Resource Guides & Teaching Workshops
Developed in conjunction with our Teacher Workshops, these digital guides with impactful art lessons are freely available online.
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School Group Experiences
Woodmere offers a multitude of ways for children to explore their imagination and self-expression, develop critical thinking skills, and celebrate the art and artists of Philadelphia. Programs accommodate a diversity of learning styles, are designed for pre-school to high school classes.
