Join the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art for Self-Care Saturdays that are formulated to prioritize mental and physical health through the utilization of creativity and wellness practices. For more information and to register, visit The Jule's website. April 13 is poetry with Salaam Green!
Queer students graduating in the Spring, Summer, or Fall of 2023 are invited to the Lavender Celebration. This ceremony celebrates queer students of undergraduate and graduate designations. Graduates are allowed one plus-one for the ceremony and reception. The theme is "Queer Cocktail," and the dress code is whatever you feel...
To celebrate his international solo museum debut, Masaomi Yasunaga will join us for our end-of-the-semester celebration. Join us for gallery exploration and mindful making. Experience our spring exhibitions one last time before we close for summer change out. Admission is free. Registration is encouraged and appreciated.
Take time for yourself this week. Every Saturday morning this Spring semester, the Jule will be hosting a free, hour-long activity that is connected to the“Invisible Thread” exhibition. Like “Invisible Thread,” these activities will center on mindfulness, spirituality, and self-reflection. They are designed to help alleviate your stress from a...
Take time for yourself this week. Every Saturday morning this Spring semester, the Jule will be hosting a free, hour-long activity that is connected to the“Invisible Thread” exhibition. Like “Invisible Thread,” these activities will center on mindfulness, spirituality, and self-reflection. They are designed to help alleviate your stress from a...
Take time for yourself this week. Every Saturday morning this Spring semester, the Jule will be hosting a free, hour-long activity that is connected to the“Invisible Thread” exhibition. Like “Invisible Thread,” these activities will center on mindfulness, spirituality, and self-reflection. They are designed to help alleviate your stress from a...
Take time for yourself this week. Every Saturday morning this Spring semester, the Jule will be hosting a free, hour-long activity that is connected to the“Invisible Thread” exhibition. Like “Invisible Thread,” these activities will center on mindfulness, spirituality, and self-reflection. They are designed to help alleviate your stress from a...
Clay and pottery are the focus of this installment! Our Cubs will examine Masaomi Yasunaga: In Holding Close and Clay Body: Pottery and Stoneware of the Southeast. From what they learn, the Cubs will create their own pinch pots and face jugs using Crayola's Model Magic. Register via this link!
Enrich your child's day by bringing them to enjoy storytime and artmaking at Creative Clubs! Only for ages 3-5. Please register here.
Hsuan L. Hsu, Professor of English at UC Davis, considers histories of smell, olfactory aesthetics, and environmental injustice, in conversation with Emily Friedman, Associate Professor of English at Auburn, and artist Manon Bellet, alongside Bellet’s exhibition. Free and open to the public.
Enrich your child's day by bringing them to enjoy storytime and artmaking at Creative Clubs! Only for ages 3-5. Please register here.
"The Personal and the Political" Learn poetic skills from Rick Barot, Auburn Witness Poetry Prize Judge for 2022, and enrich your soul. Please register here.
