Young Fellows of the Morgan

About us

The Young Fellows is a lively group of young professionals (21–39 years old) who share a deep appreciation for the Morgan. Throughout the year the Young Fellows are invited to participate in various social and cultural events to engage with and learn about the collections, and deepen their understanding of the arts and humanities.

Young Fellows membership dues provide essential financial support so that the Morgan may continue presenting world-class exhibitions and programs.

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$250 is tax deductible

Membership benefits

  • Unlimited free admission to the Morgan for one year for two adults and two guests

  • Invitations to events planned exclusively for Young Fellows

  • Invitations to private members’ receptions for select exhibitions

  • Discounted tickets to the Young Fellows Winter Gala and Young Fellows Summer Soirée

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Recent Events and Press

MAY 2023

May 2: Young Fellows joined John Marciari, Charles W. Engelhard Curator and Drawings & Prints Deptartment Head, as he lead a tour showcasing Sublime Ideas: Drawings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, the core of which was formed by over 100 works.

May 24: Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene and Claire Thaw Curator of Drawings & Prints, lead a tour of the Morgan exhibition Claude Gillot: Satire in the Age of Reason, which included over 70 drawings, prints, and paintings.

 

 

Upcoming Events

JUNE 2023

June 8: Join us at Mr. Morgan's Summer Soirée for a night of music, drinks, and summer fun! Festivities will take place in Gilbert Court and the Morgan Garden. Summer cocktail attire. Tickets now available! 

June 22: Young Fellows of the Morgan are invited to attend our Summer Exhibitions Opening. Drinks and passed bites served.

June 26: Save the date for the Morgan's annual Summer Luncheon! Young Fellows receive a discount on tickets to this event. 

 

Please call Stacy Welkowitz for more calendar information: 212.590.0330

Top left: Photography by Todd Eberle. © Todd Eberle, 1996.

Top right: Gonzalo Marroquin/PMC © Patrick McMullan.

Bottom left: Jan van Eyck (1390–1441), Portrait of an Older Man, ca. 1435–40, silverpoint and goldpoint on white prepared paper. © Kupferstich-Kabinett, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Photography by Herbert Boswank.

Bottom right: Michael Ostuni/PMC ©Patrick McMullan