The Racine Art Museum (a non-profit organization) hosts an art benefit each year, which brings together friends and supporters to celebrate the museum’s exhibition and education programs. All proceeds from this event go toward funding valuable programs at both RAM and RAM’s Wustum Museum and the positive impact they have on people and the communities in which they live.

This year’s RAM Art Benefit – SAVOUR – will be held on Saturday, September 24. For the 5th year, SAVOUR will highlight the flavors of our local and diverse cuisine paired with specially selected artworks through carefully crafted food + art experience packages and on-site pairings.

The event will have both an in-person and a virtual component, and will include an auction – online and LIVE - featuring curated experiences, artwork, trips, and more. With a virtual component, the museum is able to reach beyond the local Racine community to increase awareness and visibility.

The Racine Art Museum Association is comprised of two museums – Racine Art Museum and RAM’s Wustum Museum of Fine Arts – and is dedicated to the exhibition, education, collection, and preservation of contemporary visual art. We are proud to say that the museum has the largest craft collection in the United States and plays a vital role in arts education by offering community outreach programs and studio art classes for people of all ages and skill levels.