Inside the MFAH Posts tagged #free
“Inside the MFAH” provides perspectives, conversations, and opinions from insiders at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Virtual Cinema | Musician Ben Model Returns for Another Silent-Film Concert April 22, 2021
Pianist Ben Model accompanies the silent film Hot Water, starring comedian Harold Lloyd.
Virtual Cinema | Signs of the Times: “Cinetracts ’20” November 7, 2020
In 20 short films made around the world, a global portrait emerges from the diverse locales and sociopolitical situations.
Virtual Camp at Bayou Bend: Final Week of Fun with Art & History July 17, 2020
Calling all summer campers! Enjoy at-home adventures in art, history, and gardening with Virtual Camp at Bayou Bend—free with advance registration.
Summer Art Explorers: Start Your Adventure! July 15, 2020
Kids can be MFAH art explorers all summer! Every week brings a different theme with new activities inspired by works of art in the MFAH collections.
Virtual Camp at Bayou Bend: Where Art & History Inspire July 8, 2020
Campers can enjoy adventures in art, history, and gardening. Virtual Camp at Bayou Bend is a week-long, at-home activity—free with advance registration.
Father’s Day at Bayou Bend June 17, 2020
Bring Dad to Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens on Father’s Day for a memorable afternoon. Fathers & grandfathers get in free.
Virtual Cinema Guide: Classic & Recent Films on Black History, Culture & Activism June 14, 2020
Watch an extraordinary range of films on Black history, culture, and activism, available to stream from home with no fee for a limited time.
Origin Stories of Latin American and Latino Art, Shared through a Newly Expanded Online Archive April 7, 2020
The MFAH and its research institute, the International Center for the Arts of the Americas (ICAA), have launched the enhanced website and database for the landmark “Documents of Latin American & Latino Art Digital Archive.”
Calling All Book Lovers: Contribute to the MFAH Little Free Library July 29, 2019
At the Museum’s Little Free Library, visitors, students, and all passersby are invited to take a book and leave a book for free.
