TAKE A LEISURELY “DRIVE” THROUGH ALBANY-AREA HISTORY this fandangle season!
Each tour includes an interactive map and printable, family-friendly guides with fun facts & discussion prompts.
Museum Mixtapes are curated, collection-inspired playlists for your workday, commute or evening relaxation at home.
These Spotify playlists will be posted monthly on Mondays on OJAC Facebook page, along with an image of the collection-object that inspired it!
We encourage you to view the art and then enjoy the coordinating playlist as you work or learn at home!
FOLLOW LINKS BELOW TO SELECT A THEMED PLAYLIST:
MuseumMixtape - Time and Again
MuseumMixtape - Rivers and Roads
MuseumMixtape - Harvest Moonlight
MuseumMixtape - Baby It’s Cold Outside
MuseumMixtape - Runaway & Recharge
MuseumMixtape - The Look of Love
MuseumMixtape - Día de los Muertos
MuseumMixtape - Dreams and Moonbeams
MuseumMixtape - Global Staycation
It's time to register your students for OJAC Summer DAy-Camps!
Click HERE to register your 1-6th graders for this August!
Contact OJAC Education Department with any questions!
325.762.2936 | dwells@theojac.org
Bring the whole family and celebrate Myanmar Heritage with the OJAC!
Enjoy cultural crafts, games, food, and music inspired by Myanmar culture!
This event is FREE and open to the public. All ages welcome
Join us for a guided tour of historic Albany, Texas and walk in the footsteps of the original settlers to this West Texas frontier!
Starting at the 1870s Ledbetter Picket House and ending with the 1920s Aztec Theater downtown, travel through Albany History through anecdotes and architecture.
These FREE, guided tours Commence at 11 am at the park on Main Street
[adjacent to downtown shopping area; meet at fountain pictured in slideshow below]
Free refreshments provided at conclusion of tours.
*Please note: As this will take place outdoors in the Texas summer heat, please dress accordingly.
This public program is FREE and open to the public.
This Fandangle Season, enrich your exploration of Texas history through a celebration of regional Native American cultures.
Join us on Saturday, June 21 from 1-2pm in the Marshall R. Young Sculpture Courtyard for a traditional costumed dance performance, including music and story-telling.
Bring the whole family for this FREE, entertaining and educational experience!
Images courtesy of Oklahoma Fancy Dance Troupe.
OJAC Performing Arts Programs are FREE and open to the public.
Bring the whole family and join the OJAC for our Texas Critter Corral!
This FREE annual Family Festival celebrates the wildlife of West Texas with activities, music, crafts and games inspired by animals and landscapes of our region!
Search through our galleries for critters with a Scavenger Hunt, make your own Animal Tracks through our courtyard, practice your aim with a Toss N’ Feed the Critters game, and enjoy Prickly-Pear treats!
Create your own Buffalo Headband, Cactus Mosaic, Red Bellied Woodpecker String Toy, and King Snake Mobile!
This public program is FREE and open to the public.
