There's Always Something Exciting Going on at Hammonds House Museum Established in 1988 as an institution of artistic and cultural magnitude, the more than 10,000 people who attend Hammonds House Museum annually experience the opportunity to gain a wider understanding of the contributions that diverse artists of African descent make to world culture. Lectures/symposia, workshops, demonstrations, panel discussions, youth programming and special events educate, expose and nurture appreciation for the visual and related arts. 
September 2 - 5, 2010 Alien Encounters at the Auburn Avenue Research Library The Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, with the Black Science Fiction Society, Hammonds House Museum and Written Magazine, present the four-day event Alien Encounters: Speculative and Imaginative Fiction by Writers of Color. This program is free and open to the public. 
Join Artist Louis Delsarte and Friends for a Closing Glimpse September 12th 4-6 PM Spirit Chasing Rainbows The Art of The Art of Louis Delsarte  Current Exhibition Click Here Members - Admitted free Non-members - $4-adults $2-children, students, and seniors. Guided Tours $4 per person
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