Learn all about pollinators and why they are so important during this mini-camp; you’ll visit and learn about some of the MAS’ very own pollinators (our lemurs and bats), see […]

All aboard to the Museum of Arts and Sciences! Tour the MAS’ Historic Seaboard Caboose and learn all about trains from local experts including Ralph Hawkins (hawkinsrails.net), Operation Lifesavers (oli.org), […]

Join the MAS and our partners at Jurassic Jungle to learn about dinosaurs during this edu-taining program! This program is included with regular Museum admission with a program at 12:15pm […]

Join the MAS and our partners at Jurassic Jungle to learn about dinosaurs during this edu-taining program! This program is included with regular Museum admission with a program at 12:15pm […]

Yellow-Bellied Slider Trachemys scripta scripta As the springtime weather moves in, you’re likely to see more native wildlife emerge from their winter slumber. Georgia is home to 27 types of […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]