The Alexandria Museum of Art presents the first public viewing of the Saratoga Collection. Donated to the museum by Marcel L. Wisznia and curated by Terrence Sanders-Smith, the Saratoga Collection was previously housed in the Saratoga Building located at 212 Loyola Ave in New Orleans and features works created by artists living and working in […]

Works by Wendy L. Starn located in the Community Gallery. The Very Grungy Carterpillar (detail), 2020, Wendy L. Starn $5.00 Admission to the Museum.  Closed Sunday/Monday

Free Yoga at the Alexandria Museum of Art – Every Tuesday from 5:45PM – 7:00PM

Join us on Thursdays on the patio at Spirits Food and Friends for great live music, great food, great friends, and hopefully, great weather!

Get ready to mix a little science with some winter inspired fun! In this interactive experiment, teens will create their own fizzy snowflakes using baking soda, vinegar, and water. We’ll explore the basics of acid base chemical reactions while designing shapes that fizz, bubble, and pop! Registration in advance is required as space is limited.

Second Saturday of each month offers Free Admission to the public.

Anyone can come and knit or stitch in the galleries. Open to all ages. Just getting started? AMoA has limited materials to get you started. FREE and open to the public.

Join local artist, Wendy Starn, for an afternoon of textile crafting. Participants will be creating their own mini banners using techniques like stenciling, gluing, and stitching to create one-of-a-kind word art pieces. $30 Members | $35 Non-Members https://aeccf3-a7.myshopify.com/products/textile-mini-banners-with-wendy-starn

The Martin Luther King Jr. Branch is proud to host the book talk and signing of Michael Wynne’s latest biography titled, “All towards the elevation of the negro race in America…”: Jean Baptiste Lafargue, The “Negro” Who Re-Invented Black Education For America”. Michael Wynne, collector, historian, speaker, and preservationist (just to name a few) will […]