La Côte en Plein Air is a gathering of painters on the Mississippi Gulf Coast with the purpose of building community among artists and further promoting what they do.

A bike tour paying homage to Walter Anderson.

Children and their caregivers join us every third Friday morning for story time and creative play at the Museum

Explore the foundations of acrylic painting; focusing on observation of our natural world, color theory, and composition in this 6-week series beginning Apr. 21.

Create oil paintings using an imaginative and personal approach; exploring color, brushwork, and blending in this 6-week series beginning Apr. 21.

Special guests include Jack E. Davis, Pulitzer Prize-winner and professor of history and the Rothman Family Chair in the Humanities at the University of Florida.

The Education Department of the Walter Anderson Museum of Art (WAMA) is pleased to again offer the annual Walter Anderson Museum of Art Scholarships to graduating high school seniors, made possible by the Walter Anderson Museum of Art Scholarship Fund created by Linda Rosetti.

Walter Anderson's annual children and youth art show invites young artists to submit their artistic interpretation of their local flora using Walter Anderson as their inspirational guide.

Six week session for ages 10-16 covering the basics of art making with Valerie Winn.

In partnership with the River City Quilters in Moss Point, MS, the Museum stages two programs celebrating the ways in which these handmade objects strengthen the social fabric.

Introducing the newest edition to the WAMA Summer Camp line up. This camp is for ages 5-8, powered to engage and transform your precious little ones into artistic masters. Camp begins May 25-May 29 | 10AM-2PM Daily.

An Inclusive Art Camp for ages 6-12 beginning June 1 | 9AM-Noon.

Art camp for serious art students from Middle to High School.

A camp integrating Art with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

Learn the basics with projects inspired by the work of Walter Inglis Anderson and the natural world.

Campers create 3-D art using the elements of shape and form in a variety of mediums.

A bike tour paying homage to Walter Anderson.

Special guest Francis Lam (The Splendid Table, The New York Times Magazine, Bravo’s Top Chef Masters) moderates an illuminating discussion with community members – from oyster farmer to chef – about how food contributes to individual and cultural identity.

Printmaking for beginners.

Be inspired by the natural world and the art of Walter Inglis Anderson once again with this more in depth summer camp.

Shape and Form come in to play again in this 3-Dimensional themed camp.

Join us again for a second camp with more Printmaking techniques.

Take a second (or first) look into how art can integrate with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

The Party your imagination would throw.