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  • Annual Member Appreciation Reception

    CAMH

    Members, come mix, mingle, and celebrate the season with us! Enjoy complimentary beverages and a sweet treat as our way of saying thank you for being part of our CAMH community.

  • Music at the Museum

    CAMH

    Listen to the sounds of Jupiter, while exploring the exhibitions Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe and Mario Ayala: Seven Vans, and join us for a hands-on art-making workshop with artist Carlos Mendoza.

  • Roadtrip Playlist

    CAMH

    Collaborate in creating a community-driven playlist specifically for travel to and from Houston, Texas this holiday season.

  • Teen Council Alumni Brunch

    CAMH

    Past Teen Council (TC) members, participating artists and performers, and former/current Teen Council coordinators and collaborators are invited to attend a holiday reunion.

  • Vision Board Postcard Party

    CAMH

    Set intentions, visualize success, and create amongst community at CAMH during our end-of-the-year Vision Board Postcard Party!

  • Paper Bag Collage

    CAMH

    Explore artist Tomashi Jackson’s use of collage techniques using different kinds of paper bags, decorative paper, and various reclaimed materials.

  • Closing Reception | Where We Find Ourselves

    Houston Freedmen's Town Visitor Center 1204 Victor St, Houston, Texas

    Join us for a special Happy Hour Closing Reception celebrating Where We Find Ourselves by Satchel Lee.

  • Text Layered Bookmarks

    CAMH

    Explore the reading resources within the exhibition Mario Ayala: Seven Vans, then create a text-layered laminated bookmark collage.

  • Blessed be the Rock

    CAMH

    Learn more about the gospel song and story of Ruth Flowers and the Deerfield settlers that inspired artist Tomashi Jackson’s work Blessed be the Rock.

  • Pete Gershon

    CAMH

    In this conversation, Gershon will share his perspectives on Mario Ayala’s exhibition and the overlapping worlds of contemporary art practice, self-trained visionaries, and popular culture.