Centuries before geometric abstraction became one of the visual languages of Modern Art, Indigenous Americans employed minimalist and expressive shapes in their designs. In 2016, John Molloy Gallery in New York City mounted the exhibition Geometries: American Geometric Abstraction 1880 – 2016 that displayed 19th Century Indigenous American saddle bags along with 20th Century Abstractionist paintings, citing scientific research […]
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1978, Nima Nabavi is a self-taught artist focused on geometric abstraction and its connection to the natural world and psychedelic phenomena. Nabavi’s drawings and paintings are heavily layered, grid-driven manifestations of imagined, ordered systems, and are greatly inspired by the work of his grandfather who was a geometric artist for […]
Together: Partners in Creativity & Life draws from the permanent collection, showcases artist couples from New Mexico, including Henriette Wyeth and Peter Hurd, Beatrice Mandelman and Louis Ribak, Barbara Latham and Howard Cook, and Gussie DuJardin and Elmer Schooley. Barbara Latham was born in 1896 in Walpole, Massachusetts. Howard Cook was born in 1901 in Springfield, […]
Seniors 60+ and Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required This adult-centered group is open to everyone making anything with a needle whether it is crochet, knitting, sewing, English paper piecing, rag rugs, recycled fabric projects or granny squares. Casual gathering for like-minded makers, swap stories, techniques and get feedback from others. Informal, bring […]
During this 4-week course, taught by our new instructor Cindy Rhodes, explore the richness of wax-based colored pencils as you practice shading and layering on both black and white paper. A focus on matching values and tones will add extra depth to your work as we create art that seems to leap off the page! […]
INTRODUCTION TO UKULELE MEMBERS $45 | NON-MEMBERS $65 Ages 8 through Adult, Beginners Jan 26-Feb 16 | Thursdays, 6-7:00 p.m. Learn about the history of the ukulele, how to tune, and the fundamentals of playing using ukulele tablature with ukulele enthusiast Erica Entrop. By the end of the 4 sessions, students will be able to […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Together: Partners in Creativity & Life draws from the permanent collection, showcases artist couples from New Mexico, including Henriette Wyeth and Peter Hurd, Beatrice Mandelman and Louis Ribak, Barbara Latham and Howard Cook, and Gussie DuJardin and Elmer Schooley. Barbara Latham was born in 1896 in Walpole, Massachusetts. Howard Cook was born in 1901 in Springfield, […]
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1978, Nima Nabavi is a self-taught artist focused on geometric abstraction and its connection to the natural world and psychedelic phenomena. Nabavi’s drawings and paintings are heavily layered, grid-driven manifestations of imagined, ordered systems, and are greatly inspired by the work of his grandfather who was a geometric artist for […]
Centuries before geometric abstraction became one of the visual languages of Modern Art, Indigenous Americans employed minimalist and expressive shapes in their designs. In 2016, John Molloy Gallery in New York City mounted the exhibition Geometries: American Geometric Abstraction 1880 – 2016 that displayed 19th Century Indigenous American saddle bags along with 20th Century Abstractionist paintings, citing scientific research […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Seniors 60+ and Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required This adult-centered group is open to everyone making anything with a needle whether it is crochet, knitting, sewing, English paper piecing, rag rugs, recycled fabric projects or granny squares. Casual gathering for like-minded makers, swap stories, techniques and get feedback from others. Informal, bring […]
During this 4-week course, taught by our new instructor Cindy Rhodes, explore the richness of wax-based colored pencils as you practice shading and layering on both black and white paper. A focus on matching values and tones will add extra depth to your work as we create art that seems to leap off the page! […]
INTRODUCTION TO UKULELE MEMBERS $45 | NON-MEMBERS $65 Ages 8 through Adult, Beginners Jan 26-Feb 16 | Thursdays, 6-7:00 p.m. Learn about the history of the ukulele, how to tune, and the fundamentals of playing using ukulele tablature with ukulele enthusiast Erica Entrop. By the end of the 4 sessions, students will be able to […]
Free Family Activities, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Free Planetarium Special Screening, 11:00 a.m. Free museum admission for Roswell residents, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Second Saturdays offer free museum admission to Roswell residents along with an art or science activity from 10 am to 1 pm. A free, kid-friendly planetarium show is offered at […]
Together: Partners in Creativity & Life draws from the permanent collection, showcases artist couples from New Mexico, including Henriette Wyeth and Peter Hurd, Beatrice Mandelman and Louis Ribak, Barbara Latham and Howard Cook, and Gussie DuJardin and Elmer Schooley. Barbara Latham was born in 1896 in Walpole, Massachusetts. Howard Cook was born in 1901 in Springfield, […]
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1978, Nima Nabavi is a self-taught artist focused on geometric abstraction and its connection to the natural world and psychedelic phenomena. Nabavi’s drawings and paintings are heavily layered, grid-driven manifestations of imagined, ordered systems, and are greatly inspired by the work of his grandfather who was a geometric artist for […]
Centuries before geometric abstraction became one of the visual languages of Modern Art, Indigenous Americans employed minimalist and expressive shapes in their designs. In 2016, John Molloy Gallery in New York City mounted the exhibition Geometries: American Geometric Abstraction 1880 – 2016 that displayed 19th Century Indigenous American saddle bags along with 20th Century Abstractionist paintings, citing scientific research […]
Museum Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required Gentle yoga moves slowly and mindfully, allowing you to move safely into a variety of standing, seated, and supine poses, calming the mind and body. Join 200-hour certified yoga instructor Alice Buck for this all-levels gentle yoga class in the Museum's galleries.
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Seniors 60+ and Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required This adult-centered group is open to everyone making anything with a needle whether it is crochet, knitting, sewing, English paper piecing, rag rugs, recycled fabric projects or granny squares. Casual gathering for like-minded makers, swap stories, techniques and get feedback from others. Informal, bring […]
During this 4-week course, taught by our new instructor Cindy Rhodes, explore the richness of wax-based colored pencils as you practice shading and layering on both black and white paper. A focus on matching values and tones will add extra depth to your work as we create art that seems to leap off the page! […]
INTRODUCTION TO UKULELE MEMBERS $45 | NON-MEMBERS $65 Ages 8 through Adult, Beginners Jan 26-Feb 16 | Thursdays, 6-7:00 p.m. Learn about the history of the ukulele, how to tune, and the fundamentals of playing using ukulele tablature with ukulele enthusiast Erica Entrop. By the end of the 4 sessions, students will be able to […]
Museum Members free | Non-Members $5 No RSVP required Meet-up for some strumming fun, while building confidence in this hour-long jam session led by ukulele enthusiast Erica Entrop.
Together: Partners in Creativity & Life draws from the permanent collection, showcases artist couples from New Mexico, including Henriette Wyeth and Peter Hurd, Beatrice Mandelman and Louis Ribak, Barbara Latham and Howard Cook, and Gussie DuJardin and Elmer Schooley. Barbara Latham was born in 1896 in Walpole, Massachusetts. Howard Cook was born in 1901 in Springfield, […]
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1978, Nima Nabavi is a self-taught artist focused on geometric abstraction and its connection to the natural world and psychedelic phenomena. Nabavi’s drawings and paintings are heavily layered, grid-driven manifestations of imagined, ordered systems, and are greatly inspired by the work of his grandfather who was a geometric artist for […]
Centuries before geometric abstraction became one of the visual languages of Modern Art, Indigenous Americans employed minimalist and expressive shapes in their designs. In 2016, John Molloy Gallery in New York City mounted the exhibition Geometries: American Geometric Abstraction 1880 – 2016 that displayed 19th Century Indigenous American saddle bags along with 20th Century Abstractionist paintings, citing scientific research […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Seniors 60+ and Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required This adult-centered group is open to everyone making anything with a needle whether it is crochet, knitting, sewing, English paper piecing, rag rugs, recycled fabric projects or granny squares. Casual gathering for like-minded makers, swap stories, techniques and get feedback from others. Informal, bring […]
During this 4-week course, taught by our new instructor Cindy Rhodes, explore the richness of wax-based colored pencils as you practice shading and layering on both black and white paper. A focus on matching values and tones will add extra depth to your work as we create art that seems to leap off the page! […]
Spring Films of 2023: This trilogy of powerful films were all nominated for Oscars, but sadly, didn’t win. Take in these groundbreaking films and give them the recognition they deserve. Popcorn and beverages available. First film of three: Sound of Metal - A heavy-metal drummer’s life is turned upside down when he begins to lose […]
As part of the exhibition A Lasting Legacy: 85 Years of the Roswell Museum, former Roswell Museum Curator Sara Woodbury will present her research about Federal Art Centers. Woodbury is a scholar and curator dedicated to expanding how art museums define and enable access to art. Sara is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in American Studies […]
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1978, Nima Nabavi is a self-taught artist focused on geometric abstraction and its connection to the natural world and psychedelic phenomena. Nabavi’s drawings and paintings are heavily layered, grid-driven manifestations of imagined, ordered systems, and are greatly inspired by the work of his grandfather who was a geometric artist for […]
Centuries before geometric abstraction became one of the visual languages of Modern Art, Indigenous Americans employed minimalist and expressive shapes in their designs. In 2016, John Molloy Gallery in New York City mounted the exhibition Geometries: American Geometric Abstraction 1880 – 2016 that displayed 19th Century Indigenous American saddle bags along with 20th Century Abstractionist paintings, citing scientific research […]
Museum Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required Gentle yoga moves slowly and mindfully, allowing you to move safely into a variety of standing, seated, and supine poses, calming the mind and body. Join 200-hour certified yoga instructor Alice Buck for this all-levels gentle yoga class in the Museum's galleries.
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Seniors 60+ and Members free | Non-members $5 No RSVP required This adult-centered group is open to everyone making anything with a needle whether it is crochet, knitting, sewing, English paper piecing, rag rugs, recycled fabric projects or granny squares. Casual gathering for like-minded makers, swap stories, techniques and get feedback from others. Informal, bring […]
March 4th, 1-5pm. Every First Saturday of the Month! There will be BOARD GAMES and DUNGEONS & DRAGONS. No experience necessary. Join us at the table, meet new friends, and play games! $5 entry. No event in June and July.
Admission to the Roswell Museum includes all Tabletop Games Day events! In association with WildBird Games' Tabletop Games Day, and the Roswell Museum. Even heroes may fall, and the SideQuest Society leaves no adventurer behind! Join SideQuest Society: Gentleperson Adventurers' Association!! Do you have what it takes to be a hero? The Sidequest Society is […]