Week of Events
Exhibition—Family Legacy: Frank Estrada
Family is an interesting concept—for some the mere word sparks joy, for others pain. For Frank Estrada it sparks appreciation and reflects the love and respect he has for his family. Inspired by Estrada’s upbringing, Family Legacy is a tribute to his family, and more specifically to his father. The exhibition features portraits of each member …
Exhibition—The World on Paper: The Expressions & Realisms of Cathy Hegman + Laurin McCracken
The World on Paper features two artists with Mississippi connections: Cathy Hegman, a native of Holly Bluff, Mississippi, and Laurin McCracken, a Meridian native currently residing in Fort Worth, Texas. Their painting styles represent two different approaches to viewing the world—the lines McCracken uses in his still lifes draw you in close enough to admire …
Mini Maestros
Mini Maestros
Mini Maestros uses drama, music, and art to connect children with the mission of The MAX and engage them in activities that nurture early childhood development. This program occurs every first and third Thursday from 10:30-11:30 am and is free for children 5 and under and their caregivers. Registration recommended. Free program. Register Here
1st Saturday: Celebrate Family
1st Saturday: Celebrate Family
This month we’re giving a nod to fathers and families. Make a gift for Dad at the Make+Take Workshop, view the Family Legacy exhibit and create an original block print with featured artist Frank Estrada, and celebrate with the families and graduates of The MAX Sound of Success program. Lawn games and free refreshments. 1st …
Make+Take Workshop: Stamped Art Frames
Make+Take Workshop: Stamped Art Frames
Visitors to The MAX can attend a 30-minute workshop (any time from 10am–Noon) and create a stamped art frame—just add your photo and you have the perfect gift for Dad on Father’s day. Designed and led by a licensed educator. Registration recommended. Register Here
Block Printing Workshop: Frank Estrada
Block Printing Workshop: Frank Estrada
Block printing is a relief printing technique that uses a carved material to transfer ink onto paper or fabric, much like a stamp. Frank Estrada will lead a workshop on how to create an linocut, a print created by carving a linoleum block. Supplies included. Limited capacity. Registration required. Free with museum admission. Register Here