Daring to call a museum “sedate”? <\/p>\n
We would never, nor would any devoted museum maven, for the outsized ideas found inside a cultural institution crackle with far-reaching ideas, weird notions, and a vision that feels loud in all of the cool and compelling ways.<\/p>\n
Still, for the most part, patrons at a painting-packed, sculpture-lined location are generally expected to keep on the calmer side, to speak in hushed voices, and to manage any exuberant outbursts (though, yes, great works of art can inspire a certain exuberance of spirit, understandably).<\/p>\n
But come Dec. 31, that will all change, at least over a few festive hours, at The Broad.<\/a><\/p>\n The Grand Avenue contemporary art museum will rev up the 2026 early with a few festive Noon Year’s Eve<\/a> occurrences, merry moments that will take place within the august destination’s galleries.<\/p>\n “On the hour, every hour, from 12-4 pm, join our gallery countdowns and make some joyful noise as we welcome 2026 one hour at a time,” shares the museum staff.<\/p>\n Truthfully? Creating some “joyful noise” while inside an art-strong space feels like just the auspicious way we’d like to conclude 2025 and jump into 2026.<\/p>\n