Rock and Roll & Banksy

What do punk rock, rebellion, and Banksy have in common? More than you might think.

Join Banksy Museum founder Bill Meade for a lively discussion exploring the connections between rock music, counterculture, street art, and political expression. Through stories, artwork, music history, and cultural commentary, Bill will trace the rebellious spirit that links legendary musicians and street artists across generations. Includes a wine and cheese reception.

Whether you're a lifelong music fan or simply interested in the cultural forces that shaped modern street art, this special presentation offers a unique perspective on Banksy's world.

6pm-8pm

- Main Contact: (212) 555-8976
- Ticket Information: (212) 555-8977
- Group Reservations: (212) 555-8978

- Located at main entrance ticket desk
- Reservations must be claimed 30 minutes before scheduled entry
- Valid photo ID required for pickup
- Electronic confirmation required

- Nearby public parking garage at 285 Canal Street
- Street parking with metered zones
- Limited on-site disabled parking
- Hourly rates range $15-$25

- Wheelchair accessible throughout museum
- Elevators to all exhibit levels
- Designated rest areas with seating
- Companion seating available

- No outside food or drinks
- Photography permitted without flash
- Bags must be checked at entry
- Tickets are non-refundable
- No smoking on premises

- Children under 12 must be accompanied by adult
- Stroller parking available
- Child-friendly exhibits on ground floor
- Free entry for children under 5