Events Calendar

Join us on Thursday, September 6, at 12:20 PM for our Noon Time Talk with Allen Stewart.

Stewart is the director for Hall of Heroes Superhero Museum in Elkhart. This museum of pop culture is a repository for original artifacts including, superhero costumes, movie props, as well as, comic books of every genre. Stewart is also the founder of the Elkhart Comic-Con, which hosted as many as 10, 000 people in 2017 at the Lerner Theatre.

This Noon Time Talk is a part of an ongoing series of educational discussions and films held every Thursday at the Midwest Museum of American Art.

Admission: $10; Individual or $ 8; Senior/Student
MMAA Members Admitted Free

Instructor Misty Love will emphasize the Vinyasa style of Yoga. This type of yoga is an excellent exercise to synchronize breath and movement. This type of Yoga is great for anyone who is experiencing pain, poor circulation, and low blood pressure.

Those who participate are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and must provide their own mat. Class size is limited to 20 people. Call 574-293-6660 to register or show up on the scheduled day of class. A donation of $10. per class should be made payable to the Midwest Museum of American Art.

All proceeds benefit the MMAA Educational Program Fund.

Join us on Thursday, September 13, at 12:20 PM for our Noon Time Film about the Pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein. This film is approximately 25 minutes.

Highlighting Lichtenstein’s career from the 1960s through the 1970s, this twenty-five-minute film reveals the parody of Lichtenstein’s comic book inspired artwork through interviews.

This Noon Time Film is a part of an ongoing series of educational discussions and films held every Thursday at the Midwest Museum of American Art.

Admission: $10; Individual or $ 8; Senior/Student

MMAA Members Admitted Free

Instructor Misty Love will emphasize the Vinyasa style of Yoga. This type of yoga is an excellent exercise to synchronize breath and movement. This type of Yoga is great for anyone who is experiencing pain, poor circulation, and low blood pressure.

Those who participate are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and must provide their own mat. Class size is limited to 20 people. Call 574-293-6660 to register or show up on the scheduled day of class. A donation of $10. per class should be made payable to the Midwest Museum of American Art.

All proceeds benefit the MMAA Educational Program Fund.