Royal Ontario Museum Explores Psychedelics in Major Exhibition
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A new exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto is giving visitors an in-depth look at the cultural, scientific, and historical impact of psychedelics. Running through 6 December 2026, Psychedelics: Art. Culture. Science. aims to challenge longstanding taboos using research-backed perspectives.

What to See at the Exhibition
Located on Level 4 inside the Roloff Beny Gallery, the exhibition takes an interdisciplinary approach to a complex topic. The display brings together diverse items to illustrate how these substances have influenced society over time and what their future role might be.

Artworks and Posters: Highlights include iconic 1967 works such as Joseph W. McHugh's The White Rabbit (Keep Your Head) lithograph poster and Martin Sharp's Explosion, Jimi Hendrix.
Botanical Specimens: The showcase features natural displays including fly agaric mushrooms in clear glass containers.
Cultural Artefacts: Visitors can view historic pieces like a 20th-century decorated Huichol gourd made with wool yarn and wax from Mexico.
Interactive Elements: Modern video monoliths and interactive installations allow guests to immerse themselves directly in the research and storytelling.
Visitor Information and Tickets

The exhibition is recommended for adults, students, seniors, and researchers looking for an expansive look into art and science.
Dates: Open now until 6 December 2026.
Venue: Level 4, Roloff Beny Gallery, Royal Ontario Museum.
Admission: Requires a $9 surcharge on top of standard admission, while museum members can enter for free.

