Events

Museum Events are Free & Open to the Public

• SPARK! @ the Reece

  SPARK! Cultural Programming for People with Memory Loss
  1st Tuesday of Every Month

• SABR Symposium - April 27

  

  The Student Advisory Board-Reece is hosting the SABR Symposium to showcase the experiences of ETSU students in the broad field of museum work. While SABR members will be presenting, the club is offering to platform others who would like to present on topics related to or in conversation with the world of Museums. Cultural experiences, academic research, material culture workshops, artistic expression and research, etc. are all applicable presentation topics.

  Time: 10:30 am-2:30 pm

  Location: Reece Museum, B. Carroll Reece Classroom

  10:30 -11 am - SABR: State of the Club - Margaret Johnson, SABR Chair

  11 -11:30 am - Cutting Across Communities: African American Barbers & Community Leadership in Central Appalachia - Craig Charles, Graduate Student, Department of Appalachian Studies

  12 pm -1 pm - Park Ranger Keynote: Museums & National Parks

  1:30 pm - 2 pm - Decades of Dress: The Collection of Mrs. Louise St. John Taylor - Grace Jonas, Graduate Student, Department of Appalachian Studies

  2 pm - 2:30 pm - Navigating Nawalgarh - Subhi Das, Emma Denton & Nora Honeycutt, ETSU Students

• Spring BFA Reception - April 30

  Stay tuned for more upcoming information on this event taking place Thursday, April 30 from 5 to 7 pm. 

• Mosaic Mountain: Materials of Collaboration - Teen Renaissance Art & Museum Camp (June 1 - 5)

  Mosaic Mountain: Materials of Collaboration
  Teen Renaissance Art & Museum Camp

  
  A one-week Art & Museum Teen Camp for 7th graders and up, Mosaic Mountain: Materials of Collaboration, will be in session June 1 to 5. Campers will create multiple artworks to be exhibited in one of the Reece Museum’s three galleries. Collaborating with local artist Amanda Renfrow and museum staff, campers will work together to create individual works of art through collaborative group projects exploring different media. Projects will include wheat paste collage, contact paper window collage and a large-scale wind-chime mobile. The exhibition will open to the public at the end of the camp and remain on display through September 4. Students will be able to take their work home at the end of the exhibition. Beyond creating an exhibition, campers will also enjoy daily indoor and outdoor activities, including campus and museum tours. Mosaic Mountain will give campers an opportunity to create and exhibit art in a professional museum, learn new and interesting art making techniques with regional artists, and have a mountain of fun!

  Please visit click here to register.