Thrilled for the ROM to be a part of this excellent article by Scott Calvert in the Wall Street Journal, outlining efforts from around the world to collect COVID-19 artifacts. We may be totally over it right now, but future generations are sure to marvel at this moment.

Feeling the birthday love🥰

You may have seen Dr. Justin Jennings in the news talking about ROM's Winnie-the-Pooh exhibition, offering fascinating anthropological insights to a topic many thought only for kids. Find out how he tackles the topic of fairness in this can't-miss (free) talk this week...

We love it that you love it! Thanks She Does The City!

Thanks to Consulate General of Japan in Toronto for helping spread the joy of cherry blossoms digitally!

It's #WorldOceansDay - the perfect time to shine a spotlight on a topic very close to our heart (a very, very big heart)🐋

The ocean may be far away from Ontario, but we can all help save whale species. Find out more with Royal Ontario Museum this week:

We’re getting the Museum ready to welcome you back later this month! We're hard at work preparing the ROM to reopen in Step 3 of Ontario's Roadmap to Reopen, and we currently anticipate an opening date of July 21 for ROM Members and July 22 for the general public.

Finally!

This is going to be a fascinating exhibition as we go behind the masks and tell the stories of the makers and artisans who rallied their skills when the pandemic swooped in…

All of us, to Phase 2. ✌️ Today's the day! The ROM's doors are finally open to the public, and we cannot wait to see you! 🎟️: To help with physical distancing, entry to the Museum is limited. Please book your tickets in advance. ​​😷: rom.on.ca/en/visit-us/vi…

So pleased and excited to see Miranda's reaction to #ROMGreatWhales! Read the whole thread! Thanks Miranda!

Today marks Canada’s first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. This day honours the lost children and Survivors of the residential school system, their families, and communities.

This is going to be a rare and special treat. And in honour of a preeminent Canadian filmmaker, no less. Very cool. Thank you to The Glenn Gould Foundation for selecting the ROM as the host venue.

Huge thank you to Global News Toronto and Liem Vu for coming to ROM crazy-early in the morning to make this happen. A lovely shoot and such a great team to work with.

It’s been so long since ROM has been able to do a day like this! Come check it out!!

Hear hear

Lots of media interest in this story today, featuring fascinating field work by ROM curator Dr. Justin Jennings

This is where my worlds collide! Congrats to Sinking Ship Ent on the new DD deals... the prodco has a longtime partnership with Royal Ontario Museum and shot scenes from the film there.