• From Irving Berlin to Louis Armstrong

    East Building, SECU Auditorium

    Featuring the Joe Alterman Quartet with special guest Christian Tamburr Step into the rich, interconnected story of American music—where cultures converge, boundaries dissolve, and timeless songs are born. The concert From Irving Berlin to Louis Armstrong celebrates the extraordinary creative exchange between Jewish composers and African American performers that helped define the sound of the

    $18
  • The Art of Research: A Curator’s Celebration

    East Building, SECU Auditorium

    Join Caroline Rocheleau, director of research and curator of ancient collections, to celebrate the publication of Ancient Greek, Italian, and Roman Art, the NCMA’s first catalogue dedicated to this collection. Discover the daily life of a curator as Rocheleau recounts behind-the-scenes stories of the ten years of collaborative scholarly and scientific research that went into

    Free
  • Macrame Plant Hangers for Teens

    Museum Park, Welcome Center

    Enjoy the spring season with a hands-on macrame workshop with The Plondering. Bring your friends to create a plant hanger and learn the basics of macrame. All levels of experience welcome. All materials provided. For ages 13–18.  Photo: Courtesy of The Plondering 

    $25
  • Adaptive Tai Chi in the Park: Mindful Movement for Everyone

    Museum Park, Welcome Center

    Please note: you must sign up for each individual occurrence if you want to attend more than one session.  The ancient Chinese martial art of Tai Chi combines slow and gentle movements with focused attention. During this accessible class, participants are guided through visually and vocally descriptive cues and have the option to sit or stand throughout. Taught by Tish

    Free