Visit us for ROM For the Holidays each day between Dec 26 and Jan 4! We have a variety of family-friendly activities and performances planned, and we’ll be open every day from 10am to 5:30pm. Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, visitors age 17 and under will receive FREE general admission tickets, and visitors aged 18-24 will receive 50% off general admission tickets. (Available from December 12, 2025, through January 15, 2026.) Please note that the Canada Strong Pass does not include access to su

Bring colour to your holiday with fun programs, activities, and performances for all ages. Presenting Sponsor: BASF Canada. | Royal Ontario Museum

7.2K views · 60 reactions | Summer's coming to ROM!  Enjoy three new exhibitions, or take advantage of FREE General Admission for Canada Day- check out the link in our bio for more info on all our summer plans. ⛱️ #torontosummer #summerplans #visittoronto | Royal Ontario Museum | Facebook

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Sink your teeth into some more fun shark facts, courtesy of @potamophile (Nathan Lujan, Curator of Fishes) and our next Q&A submission!🦈 Learn more about these magnificent creatures, their habitats, hunting techniques, and the conservation threats that they face at Sharks, on now through March 22. ROM’s presentation of Sharks is presented by Desjardins Group. Sharks is organized by American Museum of Natural History, New York. The Museum gratefully acknowledges Warner Bros. Discovery for its ge

#DYK that the Ancient Romans used electric rays to help with problems like headaches and gout? Scribonius Largus, a physician who accompanied the Roman Emperor Claudius on his invasion of Britain, wrote a book called the Compositiones (1st Century C.E.). This listed 271 different ‘prescriptions’ for various diseases and two of his methods included using electric rays to help numb pain. Want to learn more about electric rays? Check out our Sharks exhibition, which is on now through March 22, 2026

Keep their stories from fading. Auschwitz Exhibition Closing Soon. When we listen to a witness, we become a witness. | Royal Ontario Museum | Facebook