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Friends of Thomas J. Watson Library

The Friends of Thomas J. Watson Library brings together enthusiasts of books and learning, and supporters of research and scholarship. Through their annual dues, which support the Museum and the Library, including the purchase of rare and antiquarian materials, the Friends play an active role in expanding and preserving one of the great art libraries of the world. Friends programs include behind-the-scenes collection and exhibition tours with curatorial staff as well as visits to other institutions, galleries, historic sites, artists' studios, and libraries elsewhere in the city.

Annual Dues: $6,000 (a portion of dues is tax-deductible)

Under-Forty Annual Dues: $5,000 (a portion of dues is tax-deductible)

The Friends of Watson Library receive the following benefits:

  • private tours and gallery talks for special exhibitions at The Met
  • conversations with authors of recent publications
  • visits to museums, galleries, artist’s studios, and libraries elsewhere in the city
  • annual reception and showcase of new acquisitions purchased with Friends’ funds

The Friends of Watson Library also receive the benefits of a Patron Membership at The Met, including:

  • free, express admission to all of The Met's locations with up to four accompanied guests;
  • special access to the collection and new exhibitions during Morning Hours, Preview Days, Evening Receptions, and The Met After Hours;
  • invitations to Members-only events, concerts, and curator talks;
  • access to the Members-only spaces in the Museum;
  • 10% discount on all public restaurants and venues at The Met, The Met Cloisters, and The Met Store;
  • subscriptions to the What's On calendar and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin; and
  • reciprocal benefits at sixteen museums nationwide.

Membership is offered by invitation only.

Above: Albrecht Dürer (German, 1471–1528). "Alberti Dvreri pictoris et architecti praestantissimi De vrbibvs...", 1535. Illustrated book, 78 pp.; H: 13 3/4 in. (35 cm). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Purchased with income from the Jacob S. Rogers Fund (125.97 D932)