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Experience the magic of MAAM, outdoors!

While MAAM hits pause on indoor programming this summer as we transition and prepare our spaces for the fall season, we’re excited to offer a new lineup of outdoor experiences that center the people, natural beauty, and cultural vitality of our neighborhood.

621 Huntington Avenue
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Two people observe and discuss a dried plant sculpture in a modern art gallery with wooden floors.
Past Event

MAAM Talks

August 23, 2025
Two people observe and discuss a dried plant sculpture in a modern art gallery with wooden floors.
Past Event

MAAM Talks

August 30, 2025
Event poster for “Let’s Talk! Kinship & Process” with photos of Nicholas Galanin and Tess Lukey, September 10, 6:00 PM.
Past Event

Let's Talk! Kinship & Process

September 10, 2025
A crowd views a large art installation featuring wood panels and rope in a modern, well-lit gallery space.
Past Event

Twilight at MAAM

September 11, 2025
A colorful Opening Our Doors sign outside a brick building with people gathered near the entrance.
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Opening Our Doors

October 13, 2025
Four people make crafts at a table. Text reads: Boston Family Days, MassArt Art Museum, City of Boston.
Past Event

Boston Family Days

October 5, 2025
Four people make crafts at a table. Text reads: Boston Family Days, MassArt Art Museum, City of Boston.
Past Event

Boston Family Days

October 12, 2025
Two young girls making art at a table. One young girl is standing and the other is sitting down. Artwork made by visitors displays in the background.
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Make with MAAM

September 6, 2025
Two young girls making art at a table. One young girl is standing and the other is sitting down. Artwork made by visitors displays in the background.
Past Event

Make with MAAM

September 13, 2025
Two young girls making art at a table. One young girl is standing and the other is sitting down. Artwork made by visitors displays in the background.
Past Event

Make with MAAM

September 20, 2025

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Experience the magic of MAAM, outdoors!

While MAAM hits pause on indoor programming this summer as we transition and prepare our spaces for the fall season, we’re excited to offer a new lineup of outdoor experiences that center the people, natural beauty, and cultural vitality of our neighborhood.

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The MAAM site is set in MAAM Sans drawn by Nick Sherman (MassArt ’06), Beatrice by Sharp Type, and Stellar by Pangram Pangram.

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