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  • A group of people stand and sit on an outdoor patio with their arms raised over their heads and face a bright green tree line.

    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
  • Film poster with photos of Black men and women with text Always Looking: Titus Brooks Heagins, Showing Truth, A Film by Olympia Stone.

    The People’s Collection—Always Looking: Titus Brooks Heagins

    East Building, SECU Auditorium

    Always Looking: Titus Brooks Heagins (2025). Directed by Olympia Stone, 56 min., documentary, NR This documentary delves into the work of photographer Titus Brooks Heagins, which highlights the systemic neglect of society’s most vulnerable. His humanizing yet confrontational photos document those marginalized by poverty, race, and gender/sexual identity. The film also explores Titus’s own challenges

    $10

  • Still. Moving: Prism 5 and Prism 7 as interpreted by Frankie Lee III

    Museum Park

    As part of the Still. Moving dance series, choreographer Frankie Lee III presents a new work inspired by South African artist Wim Botha’s sculptures Prism 5 and Prism 7. Exploring weighty questions of history, status, power, and religion, Botha’s sculptures reference iconic images in European art, including the emotive figurative bronzes of Auguste Rodin. Suspended

    Free

  • Still. Moving: Prism 5 and Prism 7 as interpreted by Frankie Lee III

    Museum Park

    As part of the Still. Moving dance series, choreographer Frankie Lee III presents a new work inspired by South African artist Wim Botha’s sculptures Prism 5 and Prism 7. Exploring weighty questions of history, status, power, and religion, Botha’s sculptures reference iconic images in European art, including the emotive figurative bronzes of Auguste Rodin. Suspended

    Free

  • From Acro to Zumba: An ABC Movement Adventure for Kids!

    East Building, Level B

    Get ready to wiggle, giggle, and groove your way through the alphabet! Join us for a joyful, high-energy family event based on the children’s book ABC Dance and Move with Me by author and NCMA choreographic fellow Dr. Kristi Vincent Johnson. Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, this interactive experience brings letters to

    Free