The third of three community invitations at slow looking and careful seeing, join Art Curator and arts, Kristy Edwards in creating/painting the landscape. As we move outdoors after a pandemic winter, spring will offer us a renewed view of life and nature. In conjunction with the William Segal Show hanging in the Elam Alexander Gallery, […]
Join the Mini-Zoo staff as they present a show, from the Lemur habitat, about what makes these amazing primates so unique. This event is included with regular museum admission.
Join us for an evening with the birds- birds of prey that is! Spend the evening in the Peyton Anderson Orchard with MAS Raptor Program Director, Pete Griffin, and Curator of Living Collections, Sharron Cornacchione, as they talk all about birds of prey! Bring your blankets and chairs and join us for a live owl […]
The Museum of Arts and Sciences is excited to announce the beginning of a new tradition: Quarter Moon Fridays. Once a month, on the Friday night nearest the quarter moon, we will be having a special planetarium show followed by a visit to the observatory. The museum doors will open at 8 p.m., the planetarium […]
Get the opportunity to go inside the Museum of Arts and Sciences' Seaboard Caboose, and learn all about trains in the process! Caboose viewing is included with admission. The caboose will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the days that the museum is open.
Join the Mini-Zoo staff as they present a show, from the Tamarin habitat, about what makes these little mammals so unique. This event is included with regular museum admission.
Join the Museum every Tuesday this summer for a fun craft activity. This event is included with regular museum admission. If you are a member, it’s FREE!
Join the Museum every Thursday this summer for fun facts and projects relating to outer space and our solar system. This event is included with regular Museum admission. If you are a member, it’s FREE!
Join us at the MAS to Discover More about Birds! We will have special guests, the Georgia Falconry Association in the lobby along with crafts and other activities. All of the extras are included with regular museum admission. Don’t forget, masks are required at all times in the Museum.
Snakes – a confusing creature. Don’t miss out on learning about one of our most misunderstood creatures- snakes always get a bad reputation for one thing or another. Spend the evening in the Peyton Anderson Orchard with MAS Raptor Program Director, Pete Griffin, and Curator of Living Collections, Sharron Cornacchione, as they talk all about […]
