College students get in free at SCAD MOA every Saturday. Present a valid college ID at the front desk to view extraordinary exhibitions organized by world-class curators.

Check out shows like Izumi Kato’s Stand By You, which invites viewers into the artist’s uncanny world, populated by spectral figures that inhabit the liminal space between the physical realm and the territory of spirits.

Drawing encourages us to slow down and truly experience the world around us. SCAD students are invited to spend time in the tradition of the world's foremost artists by sketching in the galleries. Surrounded by the creativity of other artists, students can discover new techniques and freely sketch new worlds of their own.

Students can bring their own sketchbooks or use paper supplied by the museum. This session is free for SCAD students with a valid SCAD card.

SCAD Museum of Art educators invite you to follow in the tradition of beloved artists from around the world by sketching in the galleries. Drawing encourages us to slow down and truly discover the world around us, and this one-hour session offers new techniques and the opportunity to freely sketch among the work of other illustrious artists.

This workshop is free for SCAD students with a valid SCAD card. Students can bring their own sketchbooks or use paper supplied by the museum.

Hone your signature style by following in the tradition of beloved artists from around the world: sketching in the galleries. At SCAD Museum of Art, museum educators invite you for dedicated time and space to slow down and observe the art and world around you. With new techniques and access to the latest exhibitions, learn to reimagine your creative process.

Drawing encourages us to slow down and truly see the world around us. Follow in the tradition of the world's foremost artists by sketching in the galleries at SCAD Museum of Art. Learn techniques that enhance your drawing skills and help you experience the world — and your art — in a spectacular new way.

This session is free for SCAD students with a valid SCAD card. Bring your sketchbook or use paper supplied by the museum.

The world's foremost artists observed, sketched, and experienced art in the galleries around them. Experience this time-honored tradition at the SCAD Museum of Art. Museum educators invite SCAD students to discover new techniques before slowing down and taking the opportunity to freely sketch among the work of other renowned artists.

This workshop is free for SCAD students with a valid SCAD card. Students can bring sketchbooks or use paper supplied by the museum.

Drawing encourages us to slow down and truly see the world around us. SCAD students are invited to spend time in the tradition of the world's foremost artists: sketching in the galleries. This one-hour session begins with valuable tips from museum educators, followed by dedicated time and space to rediscover their own creative process among the works of renowned artists.

Students can bring their own sketchbooks or use paper supplied by the museum. This session is free for SCAD students with a valid SCAD card.

SCAD Museum of Art educators invite you to begin your Friday with mindful relaxation and restoration among the museum's quiet spaces. This 20–30-minute meditation session encourages grounding and intentional self-care.

Bring your mat or blanket and remember to dress comfortably. This meditation session is free for museum members and SCAD students, faculty, and staff with a valid SCAD card. The session is open to the public with the cost of museum admission.

SCAD Museum of Art educators invite you to experience the ancient wellness technique of meditation. Among the calm spaces at the museum, find your center and begin your Friday with mindful rest and relaxation.

This 20–30-minute session is free for museum members and SCAD students, faculty, and staff with a valid SCAD card, and is open to the public with the cost of museum admission. Remember to dress comfortably and bring your mat or blanket.

Find a sense of peace among the calm spaces at SCAD Museum of Art with a weekly morning meditation. This 20–30-minute session guides you toward a place of mindful rest and relaxation to keep you grounded throughout the day.

This weekly meditation is free for museum members and SCAD students, faculty, and staff with a valid SCAD card, and is open to the public with the cost of museum admission. Dress comfortably and remember to bring your mat or blanket.