Education at SAMFA
Family Day
Art Thursday
School Tours
SAMFA Camps
For more information visit these pages: Family Day Art Thursday School Tours Camps Outreach
What's going on in SAMFA Education?
Art Thursday is a free family program that features fun and educational art activities in SAMFA's Education Studio. Between 3 pm - 6 pm every Thursday, come and go as you please and create art with your family. Our activities change every few weeks!
Family Clay Days are coming back in the Spring of 2024!
Join us from 10 am -12 pm in SAMFA’s Education Studio to create art together as a family! Various art and clay activities will be offered throughout the morning, with a few sprinkled in.
Come roll the beads that will sing inside the Vegetable of your choice and decorate your new produce. Guest instructor, Ariel Bowman, will teach children how to make Ceramic Vegetable Rattles!
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Summer For Kids 2024
Summer For Kids camps and workshops are back! Registration is now open on Eventbrite.com
See fore information about all of our camps, classes and workshops here
We have a podcast! Check out the cymk page to see what's new
Check out our #SAMFAVirtual Content:
Over the past few years, SAMFA's Education team has worked towards making all of our programs more accessible remotely. You
can access our informational videos, art activity tutorials, virtual tours, and gallery games all on our YouTube channel
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Sculpture & Yoga
What do Yoga and Sculpture have in common? Check out SAMFA staff as they teach us about the sculptures in The 7th Biennial Salmon Sculpture Competition in Memory of Pam Salmon, and show us some yoga moves along the way!
Keep up to date with our virtual content on our social media @samfalove
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Check out our Blog for DIY projects and activities!
Check out our Mommy & Me Blog for activities you can do at home, self-guided tours of the museum's exhibit, and learn more about fine art.
The Education Department builds connections between SAMFA and the community- both local and global. We do this through gallery and studio programs and digital resources that provide an opportunity for people of all ages to imagine, think critically, discuss, and create.
Through our programs, we hope to create lifelong learners who understand art as a keystone for the livable and happy community.
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Education Programs at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts are generously sponsored by: |
| San Angelo Area Foundation | San Angelo Health Foundation |
| San Angelo Health Foundation | San Angelo Museum Endowment for Ceramic Events |
| John and Darlene Williams | James B. and Lois R. Archer Foundation |
| Mary Ellen Kent Bunyard Foundation | Ethicon |
| FMH Foundation | Green Mountain Energy |
| HEB Tournament of Champions Charitable Trust | IBM |
| Community Grant | The Carl E. and Florence B. King Foundation |
| Sterling-Turner Foundation | The Art and Eva Camunez Tucker Foundation |
| The Beverly and Ben Stribling Special Exhibition Trust of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | Angelo State University |
| The Old Chicken Farm Arts Center | The National Endowment for the Arts |
| Target | The Institute of Museum and Library Services |
| San Angelo Cultural Affairs Council | The City of San Angelo |
| The Texas Commission on the Arts |
The education staff is sponsored in part by the Texas Commission on the Arts through the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009. The museum's education efforts are also supported by the Texas Commission on the Arts, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.