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April 2019
Partners’ Circle Season Opening Reception
Partners' Circle Event: OMAA's Partners' Circle Season Opening Reception, an exclusive preview of the spring exhibitions.
Find out more »May 2019
66th Season Opening
Join us on opening day for OMAA's 66th Season! The galleries and sculpture garden will be open 10am - 5pm daily from May 1st thru October 31st.
Find out more »Members’ Season Opening Reception
Members' Event: OMAA Members are invited to join us for the Members' Season Opening Reception to preview the spring exhibitions.
Find out more »Private Event: OMAA Closing at 1:30 pm
OMAA will be closed at 1:30 pm on Saturday, May 18th for a private event. We will re-open at 10 am on Sunday, May 19th. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Find out more »ArtHOPE Studio: Art Starts a Conversation
A day of creativity and wellness at the OMAA by ArtHOPE and York Hospital Cancer Care.
Find out more »June 2019
Arts & Letters by the Sea:
Stuart Kestenbaum & Joshua Bodwell
OMAA continues its exploration of the union between arts and letters with a new series of four public readings by notable authors.
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Art in Bloom
A treat for the senses: color, texture and fragrance envelop the galleries for one weekend in June at Art in Bloom.
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The Garden Party
Join us for the 2nd Annual Garden Party, a festive afternoon in support of OMAA's sculpture gardens and outdoor spaces.
Find out more »Totally Tuesday Tours
Every Tuesday from late June through August, visitors can join a Totally Tuesday Tour of the OMAA sculpture gardens or the Ogunquit art colony, on alternating weeks (check schedule below). Walking tours begin at 11 am at the OMAA reception area, and run approximately 1 hour. Tours are free with museum general admission, and always free for OMAA Members. Please note: Tours may be cancelled due to rain. 2019 Totally Tuesday Tour Schedule: Sculpture Garden Walking Tour (6/25, 7/9, 7/23,…
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Totally Tuesday Talk: Mac Cosgrove-Davies
Arthur B. Davies’s legacy is evident in his great grandson Mac Cosgrove-Davies archiving, catalog, and study of the family collection.
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