Coral Springs Museum of Art

Uncorked: Paint ‘n Sip
2026-03-07 17:00 - 19:00 (America/New_York) | Coral Springs Museum of Art, 2855A Coral Springs Drive, Coral Springs, FL, 33065, United States
Dive into a world of creativity! Our instructors will lead you in guided experience to create and keep a 11×14” canvas painting based on selected work by a Master painter in a fun and easy-to-follow format. Learn about art history and contemporary art while you socialize and sip! We provide supplies and a selection of beverages. Your first drink is on us!
March 7 theme:
Van Gogh’s Majesty of Green Wheat Fields
(Vincent van Gogh’s Green Wheat Fields, Auvers, 1890)

Delve into Van Gogh’s universally recognizable style and learn what makes his mark-making and color palette so alluring. Focusing on a pristine country landscape where Van Gogh spent his last months, the Green Wheat Fields depict the windswept grassy terrain under blue magnetic clouds. In this step-by-step guided workshop you’ll paint, sip, and embrace the Van Gogh within.
Time and Cost:
5 to 7 PM
$20 Museum Members
$30 Non-Members
➡️ REGISTER ONLINE

Canceled: Craft Corner
2026-03-11 18:00 - 20:00
Get crafty with us! Craft Corner is a monthly creative meetup where crafters can explore new techniques, make something beautiful, and connect with fellow makers in a relaxed, welcoming space. Crafters will have the chance to unwind, try their hand at something new, and take home their own handmade creation. Try a themed, hands-on workshops every month!
Dates:
Wednesdays:
January 21
February 18
March 11
Time and Cost:
6 to 8 PM
$10 Non-Members | FREE For Museum Members
Ages:
12 and up. Ages 12 to 16 must be accompanied by a parent.
➡️ REGISTER ONLINE

Art for Warriors: Art Therapy for Veterans
2026-03-20 10:00 - 11:30
Guided by a board-certified Art Therapist, these small-group sessions offer service members a space for emotional processing and connection through art making. No art skills needed, and all supplies are provided. This opportunity is FREE for veterans.
Sessions:
December 5
December 19
January 2
January 16
February 6
February 20
March 6
March 20
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Empty Walls Fundraiser
2026-03-21 19:30 - 21:00
The Coral Springs Museum of Art will fill its galleries with hundreds of original artworks, only to intentionally clear them again, during Empty Walls, a fundraising exhibition and sale on Saturday, March 21, from 5:30 to 9 PM. The event invites the public to help “empty the walls” by purchasing original 6-by-6-inch works created and donated by artists of all skill levels and mediums. Each piece will be sold for $25, with proceeds supporting museum art programming and helping sustain free public access to the arts.
Fundraiser Event:
– FREE for Active Museum Members + Contributing Artists
– $10 for Early Entry Tickets
Event Schedule:
5:30 PM to 6:30 PM: Museum Member + Exhibiting Artists | FREE
6:30 PM to 7:30 PM: Early Entry Ticket Holders | $10
7:30 PM to 9 PM: General Public | FREE
For those wishing to preview the artwork, Empty Walls will be on view beginning March 4, alongside three additional exhibitions. Premier student artwork will be featured in the Superintendent’s Advanced Placement Studio Art Exhibition, presented in partnership with Broward County Public Schools, showcasing outstanding Advanced Placement works by Broward County high school students and highlighting the strength of arts education across the district.
Florida Panthers fans and art enthusiasts alike can experience The Home Team by Lauren Sopourn, a photographic series printed on metal documenting the Florida Panthers’ historic back-to-back Stanley Cup runs and the collective spirit that united Broward County over two seasons; the exhibition will be on view in the Center for the Arts Lobby Hall Gallery through March 28.
In addition, Imitation of Life by Dario Feal will be presented in the Main Gallery. The immersive installation invites viewers into a reconstructed cinematic environment inspired by mid-century modern visual language and the emotional architecture of film, combining elements of set design, sculpture and conceptual art to explore how domestic spaces reflect identity, illusion and memory.
Lauren Sopourn and Dario Feal will be in attendance at the Empty Walls Fundraiser event to answer questions and provide insight into their art. Both The Home Team and Imitation of Life are sponsored by the Broward County Cultural Division.
Artwork will be available for sale throughout the event.
➡️ Buy Early Entry Tickets to the Event
⬇️ Museum Members, Exhibiting Artists, and General Admission RSVP Below

Classes: Ceramics Hand Building Techniques (All Levels)
2026-03-24 10:00 - 12:30
Discover the expressive possibilities of ceramic art and explore the wonderful qualities of clay. Perfect for beginners and those with some experience, this workshop focuses on foundational hand building methods such as pinch, coil, and slab construction.
Participants will learn how to form functional and sculptural pieces while exploring texture, surface design, and personal style. Guided instructions and demonstrations will support you through each step, from shaping to refining your work, in a relaxed and welcoming studio environment.
Tue 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
8 Classes
Instructor: Ines Feliciano Delapi
March 24, 2026 – May 12, 2026
Fees and Discounts
Non-Members $380 | 10% Member Discount
Students Will Need:
– Apron
-Towel
– Pottery Tool Kit (available for purchase at the museum store)
– Clay (Available for purchase at the museum store)
Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Class: Acrylic Painting Introductions
2026-03-25 10:00 - 12:30
New to painting or looking to build confidence with acrylics? This 4-week introductory workshop for adults is the perfect place to start. Designed for beginners and those returning to art after time away, this course focuses on core skills in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Over four weeks, you’ll explore the fundamentals of acrylic painting, including color mixing, brush techniques, layering, composition, and creating depth and texture. Through guided exercises and small finished projects, you’ll learn how to handle the medium with confidence while developing your own creative style.
Acrylic paint is versatile, vibrant, and beginner-friendly — making it ideal for experimenting, making bold choices, and learning through the process. No prior experience is needed, just a willingness to try something new.
Wed 10:00am – 12:30pm
4 Classes
Studio 3
Instructor: Lesly Chamate
March 25, 2026 – April 15, 2026
Fees Discounts
Non-Members $160 | 10% Member Discount
Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
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Class: Beginner Pottery Wheel Throwing
2026-03-25 18:00 - 20:30
Always wanted to try the potter’s wheel? This 8-week beginner class is designed especially for adults who want to slow down, get their hands in clay, and build real skills in a supportive space.
We’ll cover wedging, centering, coning, drilling, pulling walls, shaping forms like bowls and cylinders, trimming, handle variations, surface decoration and glazing. As the weeks progress, you’ll gain confidence, refine your technique, and develop your own style.
Learning to throw on the wheel takes time, patience, and consistent practice. We’ll be here every step of the way to guide you, answer questions, and help you improve, but your progress ultimately comes from the effort you put in. If you’re ready to get your hands dirty, stay curious, and embrace the learning process, you’ll be amazed at what you can accomplish in eight weeks.
Wed 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
8 Classes
Instructor: Carlo Chinatti
March 25, 2026 – May 13, 2026
Fees and Discounts
Non-Members $380 | 10% Member Discount
Students Will Need:
– Apron
-Towel
– Pottery Tool Kit (available for purchase at the museum store)
– Clay (Available for purchase at the museum store)
Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Class: Ceramics Wheel Throwing (All Levels)
2026-03-26 18:00 - 20:00
Ready to build confidence and improve your skills on the potter’s wheel? This adult workshop is designed as dedicated practice time for those with some basic wheel-throwing experience who want to strengthen technique through repetition and guided support.
Rather than focusing on step-by-step beginner instruction, this class emphasizes steady practice, troubleshooting, and refining forms. You’ll work on centering more efficiently, pulling consistent walls, improving shape control, and creating sets of functional wares like bowls, cups, and cylinders. Individual feedback and demonstrations will help you break through common challenges and develop greater control at the wheel.
This is a supportive, focused studio environment where progress comes from doing, again and again. Expect lots of throwing, learning from mistakes, and seeing real improvement week by week.
Thurs 6:00 pm -8:30 pm
8 Classes
Instructor: Ines Feliciano Delapi
March 26, 2026 – May 14, 2026
Fees and Discounts
Non-Members $380 | 10% Member Discount
Students Will Need:
– Apron
-Towel
– Pottery Tool Kit (available for purchase at the museum store)
– Clay (Available for purchase at the museum store)
Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Class: Figure Drawing Fundamentals
2026-03-26 18:00 - 20:30
Explore the human form in this eight-week live nude figure drawing class designed for artists of all levels, from beginners to advanced. This course encourages careful observation with creative expression in a structured and supportive environment. Students begin with quick gesture drawings and gradually progress to longer, more resolved studies. Instruction emphasizes proportion, anatomy, action, line variation, and the effective use of light and shadow, as well as understanding mass, planes, and overall design to capture the essence of the pose. Each session includes demonstrations, guided instruction, and ample studio time, along with individual support and feedback from the instructor. By the end of the class, students will have a stronger understanding of the human figure and a body of work that reflects their growth and creative progress.
Thurs 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
8 Classes
Instructor: Lisa Lee
March 26, 2026 – May 14, 2026
Fees and Discounts
Non-Members $380 | 10% Member Discount
Students will Need:

Newsprint paper
Charcoal Pencils 2B Wolf or General brand. (no vine sticks)
Kneaded eraser, pink pearl eraser
Tortillons and blending stumps
Sandpaper palette
1Pc Transparent 4 Holes Charcoal Pencil Sharpener, (plastic long point) ($6.99 Amazon)
Board to lean paper on.
Materials for Extended Figure Drawings:
Strathmore 300 Series Bristol Board Pads 9 x12”
Graphite 2B Pencils

Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Class: Beginner Pottery Hand building & Wheel Throwing
2026-03-28 10:00 - 12:30
Curious about pottery but not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly workshop introduces you to both hand building and wheel throwing, giving you a well-rounded foundation in working with clay.
You’ll explore essential hand-building techniques like pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction to create sculptural and functional pieces. On the wheel, you’ll learn the basics of centering, pulling walls, and shaping simple forms like bowls and cups. Along the way, we’ll cover surface decoration, texture, and glazing to help you personalize your work.
This class is all about learning through making in a relaxed, supportive environment. No experience is needed, just a willingness to experiment, get a little messy, and enjoy the process. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a variety of finished ceramic pieces that showcase both techniques, all glazed and fired for you.
Sat 10:00am – 12:30pm
8 Classes
Instructor: Ines Feliciano Delapi
March 28, 2026 – May 16, 2026
Fees and Discounts
Non-Members $380 | 10% Member Discount
Students Will Need:
– Apron
-Towel
– Pottery Tool Kit (available for purchase at the museum store)
– Clay (Available for purchase at the museum store)
Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Art for Warriors: Art Therapy for Veterans
2026-04-03 10:00 - 11:30
Guided by a board-certified Art Therapist, these small-group sessions offer service members a space for emotional processing and connection through art making. No art skills needed, and all supplies are provided. This opportunity is FREE for veterans.
Sessions:
April 3
April 17
May 15
➡️REGISTER ONLINE

Opening Reception: "Marmoris 2" A Selection from the Deering Estate Artist-in-Residence Archive
2026-04-10 18:00 - 21:00
Join us for the Opening Reception for Marmoris 2: A Selection from the Deering Estate Artist-in-Residence Archive. Be among the first view the new exhibit and meet the exhibiting artists!
Friday, April 10
6 to 9 PM
FREE and Open to the Public
About the Exhibition:
Marmoris, from the Latin word for marble, evokes both the classical weight of artistic legacy and the enduring textures of time and transformation. This exhibition draws from the Deering Estate’s Artist-in-Residence (AIR) archive, presenting a curated selection of works that reflect the depth and diversity of artistic inquiry fostered on-site over the past two decades. This second iteration expands the original framework to include works by current residents, alongside new projects developed by past participants. Marmoris 2 will be on view through May 23.
This archival selection underscores the AIR program’s long-standing commitment to process-based exploration and place-based creation. Marmoris 2 invites viewers to consider how artistic practices preserve, question, and reshape collective memory by revisiting pivotal works and moments from the residency’s legacy. The exhibition stands as both a reflective monument and a living platform for future inquiry, where what has been carved endures, and what is ephemeral becomes part of an ever-evolving artistic topography.
About Deering Estate
Deering Estate, located at 16701 SW 72 Ave. in Miami, is a 21st Century house museum, cultural and ecological field station, and a national landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places, owned by the State of Florida and managed by Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department. Deering Estate is designated as one of seven Miami-Dade County “Heritage Parks” which have a vital role in our community’s history, environment and in providing recreational and cultural experiences.
This exhibition is part of the Deering Estate AT program, which expands the cultural reach of Deering Estate AIRs by showcasing their work in dynamic new settings that foster community connections.
⬇️ RSVP for the Opening Reception

"Mamoris 2" Artist Talk
2026-04-14 08:00 - 17:00
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking panel featuring several of the exhibiting artists, whose diverse practices and perspectives bring this exhibition to life. In this dynamic conversation, artists will share insights into their creative processes, inspirations, and the themes that shape their work, offering audiences a deeper understanding of the ideas explored throughout the exhibition.

Moderated by the team from the Deering Estate, the discussion will explore connections across mediums, unpack the cultural and personal narratives embedded in the artworks, and invite reflection on the role of contemporary art in today’s world. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with the artists during an open Q&A, fostering meaningful dialogue and exchange.

Participating artists include Susana Behar, Elaine Defibaugh, Giannina Dwin, Tony Fernandez, and Gustavo Matamoros

⬇️ RSVP Below:

Craft Corner
2026-04-15 18:00 - 20:00, 2026-05-20 18:00 - 20:00
Get crafty with us! Craft Corner is a monthly creative meetup where crafters can explore new techniques, make something beautiful, and connect with fellow makers in a relaxed, welcoming space. Crafters will have the chance to unwind, try their hand at something new, and take home their own handmade creation. Try a themed, hands-on workshops every month!
Upcoming Dates and themes:
April 15: Natural Dyeing, Vita Teaching.
Experience the magic of dyeing with organic mater like veggies, leaves, berries, and flowers! Inspired by the traditional Japanese technique of Hapa Zome, you’ll learn the necessary steps to create your fiber masterpieces with simple kitchen waste!
May 20: Gelli Printmaking, Desiree Jenkins teaching
Discover this very accessible printmaking process anyone can easily do at home! A fantastic medium, the Gelli plate is affordable and versatile. Make really interesting and exciting prints, experiment and have fun with color and texture.
Time and Cost:
6 to 8 PM
$10 Non-Members | FREE For Museum Members
Ages:
12 and up. Ages 12 to 16 must be accompanied by a parent.
REGISTER ONLINE

Art for Warriors: Art Therapy for Veterans
2026-04-17 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-05-01 10:00 - 11:30
Guided by a board-certified Art Therapist, these small-group sessions offer service members a space for emotional processing and connection through art making. No art skills needed, and all supplies are provided. This opportunity is FREE for veterans.
Sessions:
April 3
April 17
May 1
May 15
➡️REGISTER ONLINE

Beyond Art for Teens
2026-04-17 15:30 - 17:00
Guided by a board-certified Art Therapist, these small-group sessions offer teens a safe and non-judgmental space to create, express themselves, and grow through art. No art skills needed, and all supplies are provided.
Cost: $5 per student per session
Sessions:
April 17
May 15
➡️REGISTER ONLINE

Uncorked: Paint ‘n Sip
2026-04-18 17:00 - 19:00
Dive into a world of creativity! Our instructors will lead you in guided experience to create and keep a 11×14” canvas painting based on selected work by a Master painter in a fun and easy-to-follow format. Learn about art history and contemporary art while you socialize and sip! We provide supplies and a selection of beverages. Your first drink is on us!
April 18 theme:
The Allure of O’Keeffe Lilies
(Georgia O’Keefe’s Calla Lilly Turned Away, 1923)

Welcome in Florida’s flowering season with one of the greatest artists of blooms, Georgia O’Keeffe. A complete depiction of a lily, Calla Lilly Turned Away, 1923, was influenced by the Precisionism movement and O’Keefe’s obsession with painting flowers. We’ll look at this important American artist, and explore working with a limited palate, muted colors, the language of form and line, and the influence of light as a subject matter. Try on Georgia’s serene and peaceful style to create a beautiful bloom of your very own.
Time and Cost:
5 to 7 PM
$20 Museum Members
$30 Non-Members
➡️ REGISTER ONLINE

Clay Dates
2026-04-18 17:00 - 19:00, 2026-05-09 17:00 - 19:00
Get your hands dirty! Clay Date is a relaxed, beginner-friendly ceramics workshop where you’ll design and make your own handmade clay pottery or sculpture from scratch. Whether you bring a partner, a friend, or just your fabulous self, this is your chance to slow down, get creative, and play with clay. No experience needed.
April project: Clay Planters
May project: Charcuterie Boards
June project: Wine Tumblers
Time and Cost:
5 to 7 p.m.
$35 Museum Members
$40 Non-Members
➡️ REGISTER ONLINE

Class: Drawing Fundamentals
2026-04-21 13:30 - 15:30
Build confidence and strengthen your core drawing skills in this 4-week workshop designed to provide a solid foundation in the arts. Whether you’re a complete beginner or returning to drawing after a break, this course provides a supportive introduction to the essential tools and techniques of observational drawing.
Over four weeks, you’ll explore key concepts such as line, shape, proportion, shading, texture, and perspective. Through guided exercises and focused studies, you’ll learn how to really see your subject and translate what you observe onto the page. We’ll work with a variety of simple still-life setups and reference materials to help you develop accuracy, depth, and expressive mark-making.
Each session includes demonstrations, hands-on practice, and individual guidance to help you grow at your own pace. The emphasis is on process, progress, and building strong foundations, not perfection.
Tues 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
4 Classes
April 21, 2026 – May 12, 2026

Fees and Discounts
$128 | 10% Member Discount
Students Will Need to Bring:

Graphite pencils (HB, 2B, 4B)
Vine charcoal and compressed charcoal (medium)
Kneaded eraser
Plastic eraser
Blending stump (optional, limited use)
Drawing paper (medium tooth)

Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Class: Acrylic Painting The Still Life
2026-04-22 10:00 - 12:30
Slow down, look closely, and bring everyday objects to life with paint in this 4-week acrylic still life workshop. Designed for beginners and developing painters alike, this course focuses on building strong foundational skills through the timeless practice of painting from observation.
Working from carefully arranged still life setups, you’ll learn how to see and translate form, light, shadow, color, and texture onto the canvas. We’ll cover essential techniques such as color mixing, brush handling, composition, and creating depth and dimension with acrylic paint. Each week builds on the last, helping you grow more confident in your ability to observe and paint what you see.
This class offers a relaxed, supportive environment with demonstrations, guided exercises, and individual feedback. Whether you prefer a realistic approach or a more expressive style, you’ll be encouraged to develop your own artistic voice while strengthening core painting skills.
Wed 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
4 Classes
Studio 3
Instructor: Lesly Chamate
April 22, 2026 – May 13, 2026
Fees and Discounts
Non-Member $160 | 10% Member Discount
Please note: If the class does not meet its minimum enrollment prior to the registration deadline, it risks being cancelled. Please call the Museum at 954-340-5000 for any questions related to registration.
REGISTER ONLINE

Art@Night: Garden Party
2026-04-23 17:30 - 19:30
Let’s go to Happy Hour at the Museum! Whether flying solo or with friends, guests can explore the current exhibition while enjoying music and a themed art activity. This month, we’re celebrating the renewing spirit of the spring season with an indoor garden party. Admission is free. Beer, wine, and assorted beverages will be available for purchase.
– Enjoy a live performance by indie rock band, Surfer Blood.
– Create and keep flower crowns and printed postcards
– Watch a live ceramics wheel-throwing demo
– Tour our on-site art classroom and register for a class.
⬇️ RSVP Below!

Charles Deering: Artist, Collector, Patron, Preservationist
2026-05-02 14:00 - 15:00
In this program, Dr. Annette B. Fromm introduces artist Charles Deering’s commitment to environmental preservation in Biscayne Bay and his world-class art collection he brought to his estate nearly 100 years ago.
Speaker: Annette B. Fromm
Annette B. Fromm is a folklorist who specializes in ethnicity and immigrant cultures and has worked in museums for over 35 years. She has curated exhibits about Native American history and art, and writes and speaks about multiculturalism and museums, ethnographic museum practices, and more. Most recently, she led the graduate museum studies program at Florida International University.
FREE and Open to the public
⬇️ RSVP Below:

“Funding for this Florida Talks program was provided by Florida Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities.

Opening Reception: Continuum: Heritage and Expression
2026-05-07 17:00 - 19:00
Join us for the Opening Reception for Continuum: Heritage & Expression, the inaugural exhibition of the Haitian Women Fine Art Collective (HAWFA), a sisterhood of artists united through culture, creativity, and mutual support. Presented at the Coral Springs Museum of Art in celebration of Haitian Heritage Month, this exhibition explores identity, memory, and transformation through painting, textile, and metalwork. Each work reflects a personal journey while contributing to a shared narrative of resilience, beauty, and cultural continuity, honoring the past while shaping contemporary Haitian artistic expression. The artwork will be on view in the Center for the Arts Lobby Hall Gallery through May 29.
In addition to celebrating the work of these talented female artists, the event will also honor the life and legacy of Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer with remarks from Commissioner Joshua Simmons, commemorative artwork by Harold Caudio, and a memory ribbon art activity.
Guests are invited to attend Coral Springs’ annual National Day of Prayer ceremony beginning at 7pm in the adjacent Coral Springs Center for the Arts theater.
Admission to both the Opening Reception and National Day of Prayer is free. Light bites will be provided and select beverages will be available for purchase inside the Museum’s Main Gallery.

Uncorked: Paint ‘n Sip
2026-05-09 17:00 - 19:00
Dive into a world of creativity! Our instructors will lead you in guided experience to create and keep a 11×14” canvas painting based on selected work by a Master painter in a fun and easy-to-follow format. Learn about art history and contemporary art while you socialize and sip! We provide supplies and a selection of beverages. Your first drink is on us!
May 9 theme:
Benson’s Flying Herons
(Frank Weston Benson’s Herons and Lillies, 1934 )

Frank Weston Benson, most widely known for his murals in the Library of Congress, also loved studying and depicting birds. Herons and Lillies, 1934 is painting inspired by Benson’s memory of herons from his trip to the Florida Keys. We will explore and uncover the compositional elements that make this painting so striking and energetic, from the cropping elements to the angle of the horizon line and the distribution of color throughout the canvas. Whether you are a bird enthusiast or want to learn how to create a dynamic composition, step into Benson’s world and create a vivid painting of your own.
Time and Cost:
5 to 7 PM
$20 Museum Members
$30 Non-Members
➡️ REGISTER ONLINE

Clay Dates
2026-05-09 17:00 - 19:00
Get your hands dirty! Clay Date is a relaxed, beginner-friendly ceramics workshop where you’ll design and make your own handmade clay pottery or sculpture from scratch. Whether you bring a partner, a friend, or just your fabulous self, this is your chance to slow down, get creative, and play with clay. No experience needed.
Time and Cost:
5 to 7 p.m.
$35 Museum Members
$40 Non-Members
➡️ REGISTER ONLINE

Art for Warriors: Art Therapy for Veterans
2026-05-15 10:00 - 11:30
Guided by a board-certified Art Therapist, these small-group sessions offer service members a space for emotional processing and connection through art making. No art skills needed, and all supplies are provided. This opportunity is FREE for veterans.
Sessions:
June 20
July 18
➡️REGISTER ONLINE

Opening Reception: Clyde Butcher's "Lifeworks in Photography" and "Across This Land: America at 250"
2026-06-05 18:00 - 21:00
Presented in commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, Across this Land is a contemporary art exhibition that celebrates the American land and its enduring presence across time. Featuring works by artists working in a range of media, the exhibition highlights landscapes, environments, and places that shape everyday experience—from open horizons and waterways to urban spaces and quiet, familiar ground. The exhibit will be accompanied by an exhibition from renowned photographer, Clyde Butcher, titled Lifeworks in Photography.
An Opening Reception will take place on Friday, June 5 from 6 PM to 9 PM. Admission is free.
Exhibiting Artists
RemiJin Camping, Landis Carey, Heloisa Chalom, Jim Graham, Mary Larsen, Lisa Botto Lee, David Gary Lloyd, Valerie Noell, Lorie Ofir, Isabel Perez, Jamie Rodriguez, Melissa Sclafani, Sharon Shevell, Harriet Silverstein, Kelsey Paz Snyder, Carlos Solorzano, Ellana Sunshine, Ana Urvina, and Lucia Warck-Meister.
⬇️ RSVP Below:
