Events

Start with the simplest tools: torn paper, bold shapes, and your own instincts. Then, drawing inspiration from the work of Stanley Whitney and Hasani Sahlehe, build strong compositions that leverage form, contrast, and color.

Designed for new members, or any members looking to get a fresh perspective, this leisurely tour offers an hour of looking and learning led by a High Museum of Art docent. Stools and assistive listening devices will be provided.

Set out on a musical journey with the city’s most popular DJs. Explore the museum’s special exhibitions and collections.

Start with the simplest tools: torn paper, bold shapes, and your own instincts. Then, drawing inspiration from the work of Stanley Whitney and Hasani Sahlehe, build strong compositions that leverage form, contrast, and color.

Toddler Saturdays engage children’s creativity and explore monthly topics with related artwork, art-making activities, and self-guided tours.

Family Saturdays incorporate arts programming for everyone. Friends and families of any age can experiment, play, and make art in studio workshops and learn about art on view through gallery tours.

Start with the simplest tools: torn paper, bold shapes, and your own instincts. Then, drawing inspiration from the work of Stanley Whitney and Hasani Sahlehe, build strong compositions that leverage form, contrast, and color.

Experiment, explore, and create at Teen Art Afternoon! Join the Teen Team for art making, tours, and more. Free for teens!

Each session focuses on a different way of seeing and capturing the world around us while allowing participants to explore their own personal expression and develop their drawing skills.

Using the Anne Cox Chambers Wing Lobby as an incubator, dancers and choreographers will practice their art, offering viewers behind-the-scenes insights into the dance process. Be inspired to push the boundaries of your creativity as each company will offer a workshop for interested participants to explore physical movement. Workshops are open to all bodies, and no dance training is required.

Using the Anne Cox Chambers Wing Lobby as an incubator, dancers and choreographers will practice their art, offering viewers behind-the-scenes insights into the dance process. Be inspired to push the boundaries of your creativity as each company will offer a workshop for interested participants to explore physical movement. Workshops are open to all bodies, and no dance training is required.

Mark your calendars to dive into cocktail history with cocktails from the 70s and 80s.  Learn from Chief Curator, Kevin Tucker, and taste three beautifully crafted drinks made by our resident mixologist Bethany Forrest.