Open | Tu-Fr 9-5pm, Sat 12-5pm 
1400 S Grand St, Monroe, LA 71202 
318-329-2237 
Education
Resources
The Masur Museum of Art offers a variety of outreach programs to our community at little to no cost. We are available by appointment to lead art activities or presentations about the museum to area schools, universities, community centers, civic groups or clubs, senior centers, other cultural centers, or youth groups such as the YMCA and scouting organizations.
Other outreach opportunities that are available by appointment include:
- Art project parties at area schools for students who meet their Accelerated Reader goals.
- Special event days at areas school (career day, etc.)
- After school programs at area schools
- Community events (Black Bayou Fall Celebration, Boo at the Zoo, etc)
- And more!
To schedule an appointment, call 318.329.2237 or email
info@masurmuseum.org.
Online Art
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Upcoming Exhibitions
It’s Time to Grow Up (No Thanks!)
August 6th, 2026 — October 17th, 2026
Masur Museum River Galleries
August 6 – October 17, 2026
Public Reception: October 1, 2026, 5:00pm – 9:00pm (Monroe Art Crawl)
Inique Harris is a Monroe-based artist, illustrator, and art educator. Her visual art explores themes of femininity and girlhood, paired with a whimsical focus on the pure essence of creativity and love.
Grounds for Departure: A Historic House, An Art Museum
August 20th, 2026 — October 31st, 2026
Masur Museum Main House
August 20th, 2026 – October 31st, 2026
Public Reception: August 20th, 2026, 5:30 — 7:00pm
Grounds for Departure will feature abstract painting and sculpture that engages directly with the architecture of the museum’s structure, mapping its domestic history within the walls of the current-day art museum.
Bernard Mattox: Retrospective
November 19th, 2026 — February 7th, 2027
Masur Museum Main House
November 19, 2026 – February 6, 2027
Public Reception: TBA
Bernard Mattox is a New Orleans-based artist who specializes in multi-media and ceramics. His work blends the vibrant imagery reminiscent of New Orleans street-life with totem-like figures that call to mind tribal imagery.
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