MTA Fall Events 2024
September 25-29, 2024
Registration opens soon!
Registration opens soon!
Twice a year, MTA convenes gatherings of museum trustees and senior staff to discuss and develop governance skills in a team building environment that is essential to the success of museum trustees. Over several days of programs and experiences, museum leaders will hear from experts, learn from peers, and dive into pressing topics that museums are grappling with today. The Friday forum is an exciting opportunity for trustees and senior staff to share in an educational time that promotes discussion and team building. Programming concludes with two days of exclusive collection tours for MTA Patrons ($1,500+ donors)
A schedule of events is below. Registration is a la carte, but attending the full state of events is encouraged.
A schedule of events is below. Registration is a la carte, but attending the full state of events is encouraged.
Thursday, September 26th
Friday, September 27th
Friday Forum
Partnered with the Western Museums Association, the 2024 MTA Fall Forum gathers board members and museum senior staff at the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort for a day of panels, presentations, Q&A, and peer-to-peer networking focused on current topics essential to museums today. Sessions will address... |
MTA's 2024 Spring Forum was held at the High Museum of Art
in Atlanta, Georgia |
Saturday, September 28th & Sunday, September 29th
Patron Weekend
Through a carefully selected schedule of gallery, museum, and private collection tours, Patrons see sides of the city that are not accessible to the average visitor. These private events provide ample opportunity for board members from across the Americas to network with their peers and to build lasting relationships with like-minded individuals. Patron Weekend details are coming soon! |
Patrons enjoying pastries with coffee while receiving a private tour of Mildred Thompson's Estate during the Spring 2024 Patron Weekend
in Atlanta, GA |
Hotel in Tucson
Registration opens soon
Held at Ventana Canyon Resort, Tucson
Nestled at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains in northeast Tucson, this is one of the area's finest resorts. Minutes from beautiful Sabino Canyon, it offers spectacular city and mountain views. It has been named one of the best resort hotels in the country by Travel & Leisure magazine. Book your room Here |
Guest Room
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Land Acknowledgement
We respectfully acknowledge the MTA Fall Tucson Forum will be held on the land and territories of Indigenous peoples. Today, Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized tribes, with Tucson being home to the O'odham and Yaqui. The MTA is committed to diversity and inclusion, and recognizes the importance of the cultivation of relationships with sovereign Native Nations and indigenous communities.
More information coming soon...
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