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Learn how to create a monoprint, a one-of-a-kind print that can be made from a variety of traditional plates, with Luanda Lozano, whose work is featured in Matrix. Draw and paint in color with brushes and brayers and explore how to use found materials to create textures. Learn hand-printing techniques as well as how to

Join Tycho, a dog with a knack for getting into trouble, on his latest adventure as he discovers Mars up-close. See an ancient volcano, a gigantic canyon, and help Tycho search for water to power his kennel back home. But how will he find water on Mars when it looks so cold, dusty, and dry?

Get a jump on your holiday shopping at this special event for HRM Members in the Museum Shop! We offer a wide range of gifts for all ages, including unique art- and space-inspired souvenirs, jewelry, holiday ornaments, children’s toys, books, and home decor. Receive a 20% discount on all merchandise all day, and shop before

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip hop with Yonkers-based artist Evan Bishop, who returns to the Museum to lead his popular workshop, Hip Hop Heroes: Create a Comic Book Cover….

In our contemporary technological culture, social media has become a major influence on our lives. Teens are often the most affected by social media, and its impact on their mental health and development cannot be understated. This Teen Talk—led by the HRM Junior Docents—will be an open and insightful discussion about the impact of social

Please note, this event is sold out. Journey through the night skies in this unique event in the HRM Planetarium. Live projections on the planetarium dome will complement a soundscape performed by Wess Meets West, which infuses elements of electronic music and post-rock to blend otherworldly soundscapes. They have been featured in Paste Magazine, Electronic

Join artist and art therapist Kit Demirdelen for a workshop—designed specifically for families—that explores the healing qualities of art and nature. This in-person event will start in the galleries with a guided conversation about how major artworks in the exhibition Cycles of Nature express emotion. Then, create your own artwork in Greene Education Center. Explore

Artist Federico Uribe, Dr. Rowan H. McLachlan, a coral expert at Oregon State University, and Laurel Zaima, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory environmental educator, will discuss the life cycles of oceans, their life-giving properties, how they are being transformed by pollution and climate change, and what we can do to protect them. This program is inspired by

Please note, this event has been cancelled. Please join us for the next event on Saturday, February 11.  Mason Webb’s Instrument No. 2, featured in Order / Reorder, is a kinetic, sculptural still life that merges textile with sound. Over the course of two hours, along with special guests, Webb will perform his symphonic piece

Join artist Antoinette Legnini, whose work is featured in Order / Reorder, in a series of live figure drawing and portraiture workshops. Legnini is best known for her collaborative community project Bronx Faces that pairs stories and experiences of Bronxites with mixed-media portraits. Each workshop will feature a live model and fine-art materials will be