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

This is a once-in-a-century celebration of 100 Years of Jaw-Dropping “No Way!” moves, 100 Years of “Wow!” and 100 Years Heart-Pounding Thrills! The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to your city with their most LEGENDARY TOUR EVER. From gravity-defying dunks to game-changing tricks, experience the team that redefined basketball!  This is history you can feel and […]

Join us for a fun afternoon of Mah Jongg at the museum. Email maryanneadler@gmail.com for details.

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

Experience the magic of winter—no matter the weather! In this hands-on STEM program, kids will learn about chemical reactions and polymers while making their own batch of realistic, fluffy “snow.” Participants will explore how certain materials absorb water, expand, and mimic real snow, then use their creations for fun sensory play and experiments. Perfect for […]

Love anime? Crave ramen? Wish you had people to share it with? Join us at Westside for 20 Somethings, our monthly program where each session focuses on something you love to do. This month, we’re diving into Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End—the anime that dethroned Fullmetal Alchemist on MyAnimeList. We’ll watch together and enjoy some fun conversations about the series […]

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

AMoA presents singer/songwriter Paul Sanchez and his trio for an evening of music and storytelling. Paul spent the 90s and early 2000s making 11 albums and touring with New Orleans rockers, Cowboy Mouth. After losing everything in the flooding during Hurricane Katrina, he left the band he had helped form and went home to New […]