The original social networker, Isabella Stewart Gardner amassed an enviable collection of art from Sargent to Whistler. Robin Douglas will share how she and other great woman collectors such as Peggy Guggenheim, Alice Walton, Abby Rockefeller, Helen Frick, and others created sanctuaries to house their priceless collections and sought to educate the public about the educational value and necessity of art in part four of this four-part lecture series. Click here for bundle pricing and save on the full series.
Lecture: The Genius Of Women Part 4, Women Collectors
Lecture: The Genius Of Women Part 3, Architects And Landscape Designers
William Randolph Hearst’s dazzling castle at San Simeon is famous world round yet few persons can name Julia Morgan as the architect. Learn about Morgan, landscape architect Florence Yoch whose landscape designs brought Tara in the movie Gone with the Wind to life, rule-breaking architect Zaha Hadid, and many others from instructor Robin Douglas in part three of this four-part lecture series. Click here for bundle pricing and save on the full series.
Lecture: The Genius Of Women Part 2, 1900 To The Present
Georgia O’Keeffe, Louise Nevelson, Helen Frankenthaler, Isabel Bishop, Lee Krasner, Nell Blaine, Joan Mitchell, Louise Bourgeois, and Elaine de Kooning—join Robin Douglas and get to know the imaginative artworks and spirits of women geniuses living and working in the 1900s in part two of this four-part lecture series. Click here for bundle pricing and save on the full series.
Lecture: The Genius Of Women Part 1, Ancient Times To 1900
While Rembrandt’s art is widely recognized and revered, few know Rachel Ruysch. Born in The Hague in 1664, she gained international renown as a painter and regularly garnered prices in excess of Rembrandt’s. Robin Douglas will share about Ruysch and other women’s stories from ancient times to women impressionist painters including Mary Cassatt, Judith Leyster, Artemisia Gentileschi, Berthe Morisot, and more in part one of this four-part lecture series. Click here for bundle pricing and save on the full series.
Lecture Series: The Genius Of Women
Join Robin Douglas for a riveting four-part series highlighting women art geniuses—from artists to architects to collectors and entrepreneurs. Hear their stories, view their art, and marvel at their collections. Libations and snacks included. Save with this bundle pricing on all four, or register for each individually as your schedule allows.
333’s Music At The Museum With Brasil In Trio
Enjoy the sounds of Brasil In Trio from Rio de Janeiro touring in California bringing the beauty of Brazilian instrumental music to OMA. Their repertoire is popular within a genre called Choro Music, but expect some Brazilian classics such as Mas que nada and Girl from Ipanema. 333 Pacific chefs will be crafting Brazilian-American fusion, with classics such as feijoada and churrasco, with plays on Brazilian ingredients such as caipirinha, marinated ceviche, and acai cheesecake bites, paired with specialty wines. Limited premium seating is available. Online ticketing is now closed. Call (760) 435-3721 for availability or buy tickets at the door.
333’s 10th Anniversary & OMA’s partnership Celebration Music At The Museum
Online ticketing is closed, call (760) 435-3721 for tickets and reserved tables for the concert at 6:00pm. The 5:00pm dinner is sold out.
5:00–8:00pm Celebration Dinner And Concert
Members $75, Visitors $90
Celebrate ten years of partnership with the beloved 333 Pacific, part of the Cohn Restaurant Groups family of restaurants and their talented team. Experience an exclusive dinner prepared by Chef Steve Zurkey in the galleries. Enjoy slow roasted prime rib of beef and 333 featured selections while sipping on paired local Fallbrook wines and the night’s signature Tito’s cocktail in a commemorative glass. Guests will then have reserved VIP seating for the concert with Sara Rogo that starts at 6:00pm.
6:00–8:00pm Concert And Refreshments
Members $35, Visitors $45
Back by popular demand—Sarah Rogo’s bluesy sound will rock OMA as 333 Pacific celebrates their 10th anniversary with a special version of Music at the Museum. The 333 chefs will prepare gourmet appetizers, desserts, and guests will be able to enjoy selected local Fallbrook wines and the night’s signature Tito’s cocktail. Come in your gaudiest seasonal garb and see how well you can compete in OMA’s annual Ugly Holiday Sweater contest. All contestants are entered into a free drawing for 333 Pacific gift certificate, a bottle of wine, or guest passes to OMA.
First Friday Art Walk: Art Before Dark Halloween Activities
Downtown Oceanside comes alive during First Friday Art Walk with art, performances, music, poetry, activities, food, and fun for all ages at a variety of venues, and it all starts at OMA with free admission. Dress up the family and visit OMA during Art Walk for some early Halloween fun. Create monster masks, decorate pumpkins, and experiment with ghoulish tattoos.