Opening Reception
Join us for a reception celebrating our fall exhibitions: Collecting Modern American Art: The Charles and Babette Wampold Collection at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and Sawyer Rose: The Carrying Stones Project.
Free
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Art Ed Central: Gelli Printmaking
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts One Museum Drive, Montgomery, AL, United StatesTuesday, October 14, 2025
4:30 PM CT in Studio 1Free -
ArtTalk
Village Green Records 2960 Zelda Rd. Building F, Montgomery, AL, United StatesArtTalk is a bi-monthly series hosted by Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts for local artists to gather while critiquing and learning about art around the area.
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Textile Landscape Workshop
Overview Adults and Teens ages 16+ | FREE, advanced registration requiredExperiment with a new way of creating landscapes with Connie Collier during this studio class. Attendees will learn to cut and attach appliqué, then piece the panels to a fabric foundation using a sewing machine. Basic sewing experience is required, and ages 16+ are welcome. […]
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Art Crawl: Fall Colors
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts One Museum Drive, Montgomery, AL, United StatesWednesday, October 22, 2025
9:30 AM
Permanent Collection Galleries -
Art Crawl: Fall Colors
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts One Museum Drive, Montgomery, AL, United StatesSaturday, October 25, 2025
9:30 AM
Permanent Collection Galleries -
Drop-In Art Workshop (DRAW)
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts One Museum Drive, Montgomery, AL, United StatesDaily, October 28, 2025 through November 2, 2025
10 AM to 1 PM CT
ArtWorks Interactive GalleryFree -
Tessellated Tiles (and Tasty Treats) with Tara Sartorius
Adults | Free, advanced registration requiredReveal the "nature of home" with artist Tara Sartorius! This two-part workshop involves creating a 4-tile tessellated air-dry clay piece for wall display, and a short poem to go with it. Session 1: Designing and Making Participants will complete a worksheet which includes a tessellated design for their tiles and […]
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Stories in Shape: A Family Studio Inspired by Bill Traylor
Inspired by the art of Alabama-born artist Bill Traylor, who used bold silhouettes and lively figures to share memories of his life and community, families will experiment with collage, cut paper, and drawing to create their own story scenes. Together, we’ll discover how even the simplest shapes can carry big ideas and powerful narratives.
