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Explore the Spring Equinox Tour at The Met Cloisters: What You Need to Know The Met Cloisters, a tranquil branch of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, NY, is hosting a unique guided event—the Spring Equinox Tour. This experience is designed to bring seasonal themes in medieval art to life, all within the museum’s serene, garden-filled atmosphere overlooking the Hudson River. On this tour, visitors will discover how spring was celebrated and depicted in medieval Europe: from illuminated manuscripts and stained glass windows to botanical motifs carved in stone and woven into textiles. The knowledgeable guides will contextualize each piece, making connections between history, nature, and art. The Cloisters itself is a work of art—its architecture and landscaping provide an immersive setting for exploring centuries-old masterpieces. Whether you’re a regular museum guest or a first-time visitor, this tour promises fresh insights and a new appreciation for the changing seasons in both history and art. Be sure to check ticket availability—it’s an event not to be missed!