The Museum of Arts and Sciences presents its 11th Annual Emerging National exhibition featuring four professional artists influencing the direction of American contemporary visual art. We invite you to meet them on March 2, 2023! Enjoy bar and hors d'oeuvres, plus an opportunity to purchase work at this cocktail reception honoring our 2023 featured artists: […]

Learn how light refracts, objects magically disappear, how rainbows form, and investigate the twinkling of stars during this single-session mini-camp! Register through Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rainbows-and-starlight-mini-camp-tickets-568390941607?aff=ebdsoporgprofile $20/child (Ages 7-11). Space is limited for each session. Drop-off is at 10am and pick-up is at 12pm. Emergency contact forms must be filled out during drop-off. Questions? Email Kimberly […]

Meet an owl, dissect an owl pellet, and create an owl craft to take home during this single-session mini-camp at the Museum of Arts and Sciences! Register through Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/its-a-hoot-mini-camp-tickets-568379728067?aff=ebdsoporgprofile $20/child (Ages 7-11). Space is limited for each session. Drop-off is at 1pm and pick-up is at 3pm. Emergency contact forms must be filled […]

Join us for a lecture and gallery talk with artist, Alfred Conteh, which complements the exhibit on view, 2 FRONTS. This event is FREE and is sponsored by the MAS Bowen Award Fund.   About the Artist: Alfred Conteh Georgia-based Artist Alfred Conteh explores how African diasporal societies in the South are fighting social, economic, […]

Bring a picnic and lawn chairs to the Edenfield Amphitheater for an evening of prose, live music, and Earth Day celebration! This year's Wild Words features Gordon Johnston (Seven Islands of the Ocmulgee), Kevin Cantwell (One Thousand Sheets of Rice Paper) and Musician, Matt McMillan. Additional guests are the Georgia Wilderness Society, Water Trails, Rails […]

In 1901, the Jesuits (La Societe Catholique Religieuse) purchased approximately 90 plus acres off Forest Hill Road to provide students of the St. Stanislaus College with both a place for recreation and a retreat. The new resort offered a villa, a reflecting/swimming pool, a path on which to pray the stations of the cross, statues […]

In 1901, the Jesuits (La Societe Catholique Religieuse) purchased approximately 90 plus acres off Forest Hill Road to provide students of the St. Stanislaus College with both a place for recreation and a retreat. The new resort offered a villa, a reflecting/swimming pool, a path on which to pray the stations of the cross, statues […]