Name: Music at the Museum | Halloween Party
Start: 2026-10-29T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-10-29T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

Music at the Museum | Halloween Party

Date & Time

Thu Oct 29 2026 at 06:00 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Contemporary Arts Museum Houston | Houston, TX

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Explore CAMH’s current exhibitions and join our hands-on art-making experiences while listening to a curated soundscape of live music.
About this Event

Explore CAMH’s current exhibitions and join our hands-on art-making experiences while listening to a curated soundscape of live music in the Museum.

Costumes and dancing encouraged!

And remember, CAMH is one of FLATS newest film drop-off locations! Drop by our Community Celebration for artistic inspiration and to get your film developed in one trip!

Hands-On Activities

Temporal Collage Installation
Participate in a temporary and collaboration-driven, large-scale mixed media installation that pieces together a visual story inspired by the exhibition, Mary Ellen Carroll: How To Talk Dirty and Influence People.

Design A Button
Inspired by our current exhibition, Divination: Beverly Buchanan & Dionne Lee, design and create a black-and-white a button to honor a family member or friend.

CAMH From Your Perspective
Join in creating a community made, collaboration driven capture of your experience at the Museum by picking up a disposable camera and taking a picture of your visit to CAMH.

This event is free and open to all.

Community Partners

FLATS is a woman-founded, artist-run photography space located in the heart of Houston’s Montrose neighborhood. Established in 2016, FLATS began as a nomadic photography exhibition series held in apartments—or “flats” as British would say—throughout the Houston area. Since its inception, FLATS has showcased over 100 local artists and has grown to include a photo lab, a community darkroom space, and a magazine, FLAT Files.

FLATS aims to be a thriving home for local artists, with a primary goal of fostering artistic collaboration not only in the Houston community, but in the wider Texas and southern regional lens based communities as well. FLATS hopes to build a more substantial base for artistic practice in the South, ensuring accessibility, diversity, and growth for new generations of lens based artists.

Find the new dropbox near the front entrance of the Museum. Drop off anytime during open hours.