Get creative with clay! This beginner ceramics workshop is perfect for a date night, friend groups, or a fun evening out.

Every Thursday, the public is invited to drop in and enjoy art projects and creative activities at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts.

NEW DATE!

This panel discussion is moderated by Michael Grauer. The panelists will be Judy Tedford Deaton of the Grace Museum, Bill and Mary Cheek's daughter Rebecca Cheek Larkin, CASETA co-founder William Reaves, and CASETA Executive Director Howard Taylor.

Explore the world of forensics with free crafts, free food, and a free book for every child.

Every Thursday, the public is invited to drop in and enjoy art projects and creative activities at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts.

Get creative with clay! This beginner ceramics workshop is perfect for a date night, friend groups, or a fun evening out.

Get creative with clay! This beginner ceramics workshop is perfect for a date night, friend groups, or a fun evening out.

April 12, 2026: Hometown Harmonies, ASU Faculty & Friends

An inspiring showcase of the musical talent and camaraderie within Angelo State University’s music faculty.

Angelo State University’s Mayer Museum presents two new exhibits: "Community" featuring ceramic works by Steve Hilton and Von Venhuisen along with graduate and undergraduate students who participated in the 1st Mayer National Juried Student Ceramic Competition.

Join us on Thursday (4/16) and Saturday (4/18) at the Chicken Farm Art Center for a ceramic workshop with Randy Brodnax.

Every Thursday, the public is invited to drop in and enjoy art projects and creative activities at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts.

Panelists: Linda Ganstrom, Marc Leuthold, Steve Hilton, Von Venhuizen

Reception during symposium intermission
Shaping the Path: ASU Ceramics Student Show
Second floor of the Mayer Museum

Join us for the opening reception at SAMFA for the 26th San Angelo North American Ceramic Competition.

Exhibit Opening of Six Pack Ceramics, hosted by the Art Spirit Collective

Exhibit Opening of Concho Clay Studio’s National Juried Cup Show, juried by Dexter Woods.

Invited Artist Marc Leuthold will conduct a day-long demonstration workshop, discussing and demonstrating his techniques, materials, and processes. There will be a break for lunch from 12 PM–1 PM.

Explore the world of forensics with free crafts, free food, and a free book for every child.

Saturday afternoon and evening, Randy will lead participants in raku firing from 3 PM to 6 PM and after dinner. Be sure to sign up for the first day of this workshop (Thursday, April 16).

Enjoy a plated BBQ dinner provided by Roots, served fresh and meant to be savored outdoors under the open sky. We’ll plan to dine on the patio—weather permitting, with indoor seating available if needed. Come hungry and stay awhile.

The public is invited to watch this portion of the Randy Brodnax workshop following the dinner. It is free for non-participants to watch the raku firing on Saturday. Paid workshop participants receive priority in the firing line. If you did not pre-register, you’re welcome to fire a pot for $15 while supplies last.

Led by Horacio Casillas, Concho Clay Studio Manager.

Get creative with clay! This beginner ceramics workshop is perfect for a date night, friend groups, or a fun evening out.

Get creative with clay! This beginner ceramics workshop is perfect for a date night, friend groups, or a fun evening out.

Explore the world of forensics with free crafts, free food, and a free book for every child.

Get creative with clay! This beginner ceramics workshop is perfect for a date night, friend groups, or a fun evening out.

Explore the world of forensics with free crafts, free food, and a free book for every child.

High school art students will spend the day painting en plein air alongside the Ranch Fellowship Artists, gaining hands-on experience and mentorship while working outdoors.

The public is invited to attend the opening of Spirit of the Ranch, a curated exhibit and sale featuring artwork by all four Ranch Fellows.

In SAMFA’s Grand Hall, additional ranch paintings by the artists will be on view and available for purchase. These are exclusive paintings only on display through Saturday, October 24. Paintings in the Spirit of the Ranch exhibition will be on view and available through January 27, 2027.

Also on view and available for purchase will be paintings by local high school students created during their day painting with the Ranch Fellows.

The Spirit of the Ranch exhibit and sale and the Back Forty Sale continue during regular museum hours.

The four Ranch Fellowship Artists will discuss their time and adventures on the ranches and reflect on their experiences. Moderated by Tim Newton, past En Plein Air Texas juror and judge.

In honor of the more than 100-year history of artists painting outdoors in West Texas, the entire community is invited to participate in a downtown paint-out.

Painters will check in at 9 AM, paint from 10 AM until High Noon, and turn in their work at noon. Awards for best entries in age-based categories will be announced at 1 PM.

The Spirit of the Ranch exhibit and sale and the Grand Hall sale continue during regular museum hours.