Featured Events in San Angelo in June 2025 (August Updated)

Dates: June 3 and June 10 Time: 6pm-9pm Instructor: Hannah Nichols $140 This is an advanced workshop for those that already know how to throw. There will be no intro to wheel throwing. Learn how to throw ceramic mugs to take on the go! Information Source: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | eventbrite

JUNE 2025 Art of Nature: Quest the Conchos 7-9 year olds: June 2nd - 6th GOOGLE FORMS MUST BE TURNED IN BY JUNE 1! https://forms.gle/nHDa8GaxG3PSY4VQA https://www.samfa.org/camps What is Art of Nature? The Art of Nature camps were inspired by the need for increased outdoor experiences for our children. “Nature Deficit Disorder” is a phrase coined by author Richard Louv and refers to the fact that children today spend more and more time indoors and therefore have less of a concept of their natural surroundings and the importance of caring for our earth. Campers spend their days in activities such as creating learnscapes, hiking, hearing about native plants from a local botanist, creating community art from nature, visiting the Farmer’s Market, and creating healthy snacks. Campers are integrated with technology, science, art, and more interdisciplinary studies with specialists from Angelo State University. By not only experiencing our local natural environment but also reflecting on their own role in caring for our planet through visual art projects, these campers are immersed in this valuable intersection of art and science. Information Source: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | eventbrite

Dates: June 3 and June 10 Time: 6pm-9pm Instructor: Hannah Nichols $140 This is an advanced workshop for those that already know how to throw. There will be no intro to wheel throwing. Learn how to throw ceramic mugs to take on the go! Information Source: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | eventbrite

JUNE 2025 Art of Nature: River Ramblers 7-9 year olds: June 9th - 13th GOOGLE FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT BY JUNE 1! https://forms.gle/G37aSwQXRosq3FyV9 https://www.samfa.org/camps Key themes: West Texas biodiversity, elements of art and nature, local and invasive wildlife/plants, ceramic art, non-point water pollution, studying Physics and entomology with higher education mentors What is Art of Nature? The Art of Nature camps were inspired by the need for increased outdoor experiences for our children. “Nature Deficit Disorder” is a phrase coined by author Richard Louv and refers to the fact that children today spend more and more time indoors and therefore have less of a concept of their natural surroundings and the importance of caring for our earth. Campers spend their days in activities such as creating learnscapes, hiking, hearing about native plants from a local botanist, creating community art from nature, visiting the Farmer’s Market, and creating healthy snacks. Campers are integrated with technology, science, art, and more interdisciplinary studies with specialists from Angelo State University. By not only experiencing our local natural environment but also reflecting on their own role in caring for our planet through visual art projects, these campers are immersed in this valuable intersection of art and science. Information Source: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | eventbrite

JUNE 2025 Art of Nature: Quest the Conchos 10 - 12 year olds: June 16 - 20 GOOGLE FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT BY JUNE 1! https://forms.gle/g1wNoo6gkHQShGh79 https://www.samfa.org/camps What is Art of Nature? The Art of Nature camps were inspired by the need for increased outdoor experiences for our children. “Nature Deficit Disorder” is a phrase coined by author Richard Louv and refers to the fact that children today spend more and more time indoors and therefore have less of a concept of their natural surroundings and the importance of caring for our earth. Campers spend their days in activities such as creating learnscapes, hiking, hearing about native plants from a local botanist, creating community art from nature, visiting the Farmer’s Market, and creating healthy snacks. Campers are integrated with technology, science, art, and more interdisciplinary studies with specialists from Angelo State University. By not only experiencing our local natural environment but also reflecting on their own role in caring for our planet through visual art projects, these campers are immersed in this valuable intersection of art and science. Information Source: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | eventbrite

JUNE 2025 Art of Nature: River Ramblers 10 - 12 year olds: June 23 - 27 GOOGLE FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT BY JUNE 1! https://forms.gle/8Y6VfyTMEVKsFHaBA https://www.samfa.org/camps Key themes: West Texas biodiversity, elements of art and nature, local and invasive wildlife/plants, ceramic art, non-point water pollution, studying Physics and entomology with higher education mentors What is Art of Nature? The Art of Nature camps were inspired by the need for increased outdoor experiences for our children. “Nature Deficit Disorder” is a phrase coined by author Richard Louv and refers to the fact that children today spend more and more time indoors and therefore have less of a concept of their natural surroundings and the importance of caring for our earth. Campers spend their days in activities such as creating learnscapes, hiking, hearing about native plants from a local botanist, creating community art from nature, visiting the Farmer’s Market, and creating healthy snacks. Campers are integrated with technology, science, art, and more interdisciplinary studies with specialists from Angelo State University. By not only experiencing our local natural environment but also reflecting on their own role in caring for our planet through visual art projects, these campers are immersed in this valuable intersection of art and science. Information Source: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts | eventbrite