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 Join the Walker as a member and enjoy free gallery admission every day, express admission during peak hours, and first word on Walker programs. Members also save 10% on all dining at the Walker, including the acclaimed 20.21 Restaurant & Bar by Wolfgang Puck, Gallery 8 Café and the Bazinet Lobby Coffee and Wine Cart, and a 10% discount in the Walker Shop on any purchase. Members save on every ticket purchased for Walker performances, films, or musical events. Give the Gift of Walker Membership this Holiday Season Save $5 on Individual, Dual/Household, or Friend level memberships when giving a gift. Your gift recipient will receive an entire year of membership savings when you purchase a Walker membership and will receive a new member voucher to select their perfect premium during the year. The discount will be automatically applied when ordering online. Please note any special delivery instructions or notes on the online form. Order by Friday, December 19 to assure delivery by Christmas Day. New members can choose a new member premium from the monthly offerings. For more information click here. Renewing members receive a 20% off voucher for Gallery 8 Café by Wolfgang Puck. Join or renew today! A New Engaging Way to be a Walker Member! A Think & A Drink: Member Fridays Art experiences exclusively for those who want more from their Walker membership. Join us December 19 at 7 pm for a tour and discussion of the Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future exhibition with tour guides and fellow members. We'll follow-up the gallery visit in the Art Lab to continue the discussion or start a new art focused dialogue over a drink and light snacks. The event is free to members. Cash bar. Reservations required. Please call the Walker membership department at 612.375.7655 or e-mail membership@walkerart.org to sign up for this event. Future topics and dates for A Think & A Drink include: Statements: Beuys, Flavin, Judd- January 16 Tetsumi Kudo: Garden of Metamorposis- February 27 |
 
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Installation view of Benjamin Edwards' Immersion (2004) in the exhibition Worlds Away: New Suburban Landscapes  |