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America250 and Fall Fest Opening Celebration

when

Fri, Sep 18, 5:00 PM – Fri, Sep 18, 7:00 PM

where

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

One Museum Drive, Montgomery

Join us for the third exhibition installment celebrating 250 years of American independence! Toast to the new season with five new exhibitions exploring themes of human creativity and independence by centering the generations of people whose grit, sweat, and skills built and connected societies including our developing young nation. About the Reception In addition to new exhibitions, enjoy a preview of Fall Fest’s Artist Market while listening to live music and sampling delicious bites from Jennie Weller Catering. This event is free and open to the public. Above: Emil Holzhauer (American, 1887–1986), Macon Brickyard , 1942, watercolor on paper, Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of the artist, 1984.8 Related Exhibitions

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Tue, Nov 3, 9:30 AM · free

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

Overview Cost: Free* Age Range: 2 to 5 year olds with their caregivers Mini Makers celebrate gratitude through art, reflecting on the people and experiences that bring them joy. Through stories, careful looking in the galleries, and a heartfelt art project, young artists practice kindness, connection, and creative expression. Cost This class falls under the MMFA’s Access for All grant, providing free classes to all. Note: a registration fee may be required to hold your spot, but it will be refunded once you attend the class. Click here to learn more about Access for All and the MMFA’s registration policy. Registration For information, please email Kaylee Hobbs at kahobbs@mmfa.org or call her office line at 334-625-4349. Register Here

In the Arts: Career Fair

Thu, Nov 5, 5:30 PM · free

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

Overview We’ve invited professionals from arts-related careers and community arts organizations to showcase their work and answer questions about their education and career paths. Teens are invited to learn more about how their creative passions can be channeled into bright and fulfilling careers. In the Arts is an annual career fair organized by the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts’ Muses Teen Council. A full list of participating professionals is coming soon! For questions or information about this event, contact Elisabeth Palmer at 334-625-4347 or email, epalmer@mmfa.org

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Sat, Nov 7, 9:30 AM · free

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

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Art Ed Central: Dry Point Etching

Tue, Nov 10, 4:30 PM · free

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

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