Adult Programs
At OM°A, we believe art education is a lifelong journey and we offer a variety of engaging learning opportunities for adults of all ages. Join us for a gallery talk, lecture, or studio program to engage your love for the arts!
Art Night Out
Join us for a fun night of art! Each exciting evening features a different theme. Follow along with an art teacher as you create your own masterpiece.
Art Sandwiched In
An informal lunchtime program with engaging speakers or films held monthly (September-April) from noon-1 p.m.
Arts Society
Join us for an art appreciation presentation in this popular series presented September-April.
Connoisseurship & Collecting: An Evening Lecture Series with the Director
Join Director & CEO Aaron DeGroft, PhD, for a series of lectures exploring the unique stories behind treasured works currently on view at OM°A.
Exhibition Lectures
Join us for a lecture detailing the fascinating tales behind the works in our new exhibitions.
Heroes & Monsters: Film Series
Join us for a series of free film screenings in connection with the exhibition Heroes & Monsters.
Illume: A Transformative Art Workshop for Breast Cancer Survivors
This weekend workshop will provide a supportive space for all-stage breast cancer survivors to process and explore their experiences through engagement with creative practices.
OM°A Book Club
The OM°A Book Club is for lovers of literature and art. Each month we’ll discuss a different text in relation to works on view in the Museum. Join us for an afternoon of literary gossip in the galleries.
Sketching in the Galleries
Come enjoy an afternoon at the Museum and become inspired by artwork in the galleries.
Triptych Painting Workshop with Catherine Cross
This studio workshop for adults will begin by exploring visual storytelling strategies in the exhibition Treasures: Five Centuries of Old Master Painting. Then you’ll create your own triptych, a series of three paintings that tell a story.
Yoga in the Galleries
Highlights tour of the galleries followed by a yoga practice led by College Park