Art After Equinox: MASS at the Museum

Join MASS for a casual afternoon exploring the Montana Museum of Art & Culture (MMAC), located in its new building on the University of Montana campus. Whether you spend the full two hours or just drop by for a bit, this is a relaxed opportunity to enjoy some art and good company.

When: Saturday, March 28 · 1:30–3:30 PM (come and go as you please)
Where: MMAC, 795 S 5th St E, Missoula
Cost: Free admission — a $10 donation to the museum is encouraged

MMAC has (paid) hourly parking -- learn more about transportation options on their website.

At 2:00 PM, the museum offers a free daily docent-led tour for anyone interested. It's entirely optional, so feel free to explore the galleries at your own pace or join the tour for some guided insight.

Currently on display:
Rand Robbin — A celebration of the recently deceased University of Montana alumnus from the Flathead, known for his life of cattle ranching, artmaking, and writing. Largely unrecognized during his lifetime, Robbin was a prolific modernist printmaker and sculptor who worked across intaglio, relief, and mixed media. Open through April 25.

Reassessing Aden Arnold and In Sequence by Geoffrey Stocking — A dual exhibition pairing the legacy of Aden Arnold, who spent 30 years teaching at UM and helped bring modernist visual arts to Montana, with Geoffrey Stocking's vibrant non-objective paintings exploring color relationships. Open through May 30.

With the Vernal Equinox just around the corner on March 20, this is a perfect way to welcome the turning of the season — get out, soak in some art and culture, and connect with your secular community before spring officially arrives!

RSVP is encouraged so we have a sense of who's coming. See you there!