The Science of Brains
Visit the Carnegie Museum to learn about BRAINSSS! with Wabash College professors and students.
Fall Break Science!
Join us at the Carnegie Museum for Fall Break Science: Spooky Science! Drop in activities Wednesday-Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm, October 16-31. Free!
Author Book Signing: Julie Jones
Join local author Julie Jones at a book signing for her two historical paranormal novels, “The Plantation” and “The Calling of Crows” on Sat, Oct 12, 2-4 pm. Books will be available at a discounted price ($15 cash/$18 credit) and refreshments will be served. Great for gift giving … or for yourself!
Community Art Exhibit “Home” is now open!
Now Open What does home mean to you? Find out what it means to 25 local artists this fall at the Carnegie.
Exhibit: Opening Reception
Come celebrate the opening of our newest Community Art Show – Home! Meet the artists Saturday, August 17 from 2-4 pm.
Call for Art!
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County is currently seeking artwork for our 2024 Community Art Show, “HOME” highlighting the people and places of Montgomery County.The theme asks us to present artwork of any variety on what home means for you. Home can mean “where the heart is” and represent a person or relationship. It could […]
Summer at the Museum
Happening Now | School’s out for the summer, and Carnegie Summer fun is IN!
Victorian Memory & Mourning
Join us at the Carnegie Museum Sunday, May 5 at 2 pm to learn about the history of Victorian mourning practices and how they are still seen in our culture today.
A Walk in a Cemetery
Join us Thursday April 17 at 7 PM at the Carnegie Museum for an exploration of the meaning behind the symbols found in cemeteries, past and present.
Dearly Departed: Death & Dying in Montgomery County
Closing October 26th | Our annual exhibit explores how families have dealt with the death of a loved one. The exhibit tells the story of the people, businesses, and places that support individuals and their families at such times.
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