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Acrylics: Boats & Stormy Seas

  • Boats & Stormy Seas
     April 5, 2025
     10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Join us for an acrylic workshop and take home your very own painting.


Adult Classes

Wheel Throwing

  • Wheel Throwing
     April 10, 2025
     1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Don’t miss the new collaboration between Mudstone Studios and the MAC!


Adult Classes

Improv Comedy Workshop

  • Intro to Improv with Kate Teichman
     April 17, 2025
     6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Join us for a fun improv workshop in the MAC Theater!


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New Class starting April 3rd! ... See MoreSee Less

Now open for registration. Summer is closer than you think! ... See MoreSee Less

Now open for registration. Summer is closer than you think!

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This Saturday February 22nd, the MAC will be opening a new show. The show, called Fiber Fusion, features five fabulous Fiber artists. Join us between 3-5 pm for the official opening. ... See MoreSee Less

This Saturday February 22nd, the MAC will be opening a new show. The show, called Fiber Fusion, features five fabulous Fiber artists. Join us between 3-5 pm for the official opening.

Get amongst it! The MAC has heaps of new things to try - get your hands dirty or get your body moving - or both!

Come out and play!
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Get amongst it! The MAC has heaps of new things to try - get your hands dirty or get your body moving - or both! 

Come out and play!

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to register and for more info: www.marionartcenter.org/adult-classes/

It's Black History Month and we wanted to share this excellent performance from Laurence Fishburne.

In 1864, Jourdon Anderson and his wife escaped a life of slavery and moved to Ohio. A year later, he received a desperate letter from the man who used to own him, in which he was asked to return to work on his now ailing plantation. Jourdon's magnificent reply, performed here by none other than Laurence Fishburne at Letters Live at The Town Hall in New York back in 2018, was dictated by Jourdon and reprinted in numerous newspapers.
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