Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

  • A detail of an Audubon print featuring an American crow.
    Common Grounds

    Common Grounds: The Birds

    The Jule Museum at Auburn University 901 S College Street, Auburn, AL, United States

    Inspired by The Jule’s Louise Hauss and David Brent Miller Audubon Collection, join us for director Alfred Hitchcock's apocalyptic, allegorical thriller centers on an avian assault on a California coastal...

    Free

  • Painting of two people seated at a table in rocking chairs sewing a multi-color patchwork quilt.
    Creative Cubs

    Creative Cubs

    The Jule Museum at Auburn University 901 S College Street, Auburn, AL, United States

    Develop a love for museums at an early age! Visitors ages 3 to 5 will enjoy storytime inspired by art on view plus an art project tailored just for them. Grown-ups will enjoy participating alongside their little ones.

    Free
  • A figure drapes his arm around a guitar player, as another figure rests their head on their hand.
    Self-Care Saturdays

    Self-Care Saturdays: Circle of Song

    The Jule Museum at Auburn University 901 S College Street, Auburn, AL, United States

    Start your day with gratitude, connectedness, and inner peace through the healing power of music and art.

    Free
  • A non representational painting with strokes of paint and visible paw marks.
    Common Grounds

    Common Grounds: Artist Daniel Newman

    The Jule Museum at Auburn University 901 S College Street, Auburn, AL, United States

    Meet our newest Radical Naturalism artist, Daniel Newman, in a casual meet-and-greet format in the galleries.

  • Photo of quilt made with a variety of fabrics and colors with pieces that include names such as Sarah, Harry, and Joe. At the bottom center, a larger white fabric piece features text: "Den he opens his book an gives us all names. I had my own name dat wuz give to me by my father. Former slave." Quilt made by Wini McQueen.
    Museum in Motion

    Sew Their Names: Drop-In Quilting & Conversation

    Safe House Black History Museum 518 Martin Luther King Dr, Greensboro, AL, United States

    To honor the erased and forgotten lives of enslaved persons in Alabama, join the Mt. Willing Quilters of Lowndes County Community Life Center to help stitch a commemorative name as...

    Free
  • Photo of quilt made with a variety of fabrics and colors with pieces that include names such as Sarah, Harry, and Joe. At the bottom center, a larger white fabric piece features text: "Den he opens his book an gives us all names. I had my own name dat wuz give to me by my father. Former slave." Quilt made by Wini McQueen.
    Museum in Motion

    Sew Their Names: Opening Reception

    Project Horseshoe Farm 1202 Main Street, Greensboro, AL, United States

    Celebrate the exhibition, Sew Their Names, and learn more about Mt. Willing Quilters of Lowndes County Community Life Center.

    Free
  • Photo of quilt made with a variety of fabrics and colors with pieces that include names such as Sarah, Harry, and Joe. At the bottom center, a larger white fabric piece features text: "Den he opens his book an gives us all names. I had my own name dat wuz give to me by my father. Former slave." Quilt made by Wini McQueen.
    Museum in Motion

    Sew Their Names: Drop-In Quilting & Conversation

    Sumac Cottage 1105 South Street, Greensboro, AL, United States

    To honor the erased and forgotten lives of enslaved persons in Alabama, join the Mt. Willing Quilters of Lowndes County Community Life Center to help stitch a commemorative name as...

    Free
  • Photo of quilt made with a variety of fabrics and colors with pieces that include names such as Sarah, Harry, and Joe. At the bottom center, a larger white fabric piece features text: "Den he opens his book an gives us all names. I had my own name dat wuz give to me by my father. Former slave." Quilt made by Wini McQueen.
    Museum in Motion

    Sew Their Names: Drop-In Quilting & Conversation

    Newbern Library 7840 AL-61, Newbern, AL, United States

    To honor the erased and forgotten lives of enslaved persons in Alabama, join the Mt. Willing Quilters of Lowndes County Community Life Center to help stitch a commemorative name as...

    Free
  • Common Grounds

    Common Grounds: Philosophy Club and Radical Naturalism

    The Jule Museum at Auburn University 901 S College Street, Auburn, AL, United States

    In response to The Jule’s exhibition Radical Naturalism: Daniel Newman, the Auburn Philosophy Club will consider the puzzling questions raised when artists collaborate with animals. Are there any constraints on...