Since the beginning of time, man has been interested in ways to document time. From Stonehenge to nuclear clocks – there have been standing stones, sundials, water timers and, as in Brad’s collection, sand clocks or hourglasses.

Over the years, during some of these concerts, nature has had its way and the “bombs bursting in air” have been thunderstorms, leading to a cancelation of festivities. This year…

Strengthen feelings of kindness and connection toward yourself and others in a free guided meditation offering at The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center this Saturday afternoon (June 18th).

EARTH BOUND community programming features TK Smith , a Philadelphia-based writer, cultural historian, and PhD candidate at the University of Delaware, discussing the works of potter, poet and slave David Drake

Audience members and performers alike shared a unique experience on Monday, May 9, 2022 as they celebrated the finale of the 2022 Madison Chamber Music Festival as well as the role of the late Christopher Rex, founder and Artistic Director of the festival for the past 20 years.

Experience the best in early American antiques and accessories at the 21st Annual Madison Antiques Show & Sale, May 19-21, at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center’s Hall on Foster Street.

The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center announces upcoming exhibition; Earth Bound, The Monumental work of David Drake - In conjunction with a solo installation by Zipporah Camille Thompson

Join us in honoring our beloved MMCC’s Artistic Director of Madison Chamber Music Festival in a night of Musical Fireworks. This dazzling performance is brought to you by nine talented musicians, representing five award-winning ensembles— together on our stage for one night only.

The world of music lost a true artist and lover of beauty with the passing of Christopher Rex on March 22. And the Madison Cultural Center lost the Founder and Artistic Director of the Madison Chamber Music Festival and our good friend.

The current Collector’s Corner Exhibit in the entry hall of the Cultural Center is a display of Chinese Export Porcelain owned by the Morehouse family. Chinese ceramics were being made in China 2,000 years ago. Over time, the shapes and colors and decorations changed.

Following sold-out previous performances in June, September, and January the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center proudly presents, Music City Comes To Madison, Round #4 (FINAL ROUND) on April 23rd in MMCC’s historic auditorium in Madison, GA.

Works painted by George Andrews depicting the Andrews family spanning three generations, now on display in Gallery 2, for a limited time.

Grammy-winning fiddlers Mark and Maggie O’Conner and the Vega String Quartet grace the MMCC Auditorium for a magical night to remember.

All 3 visual arts galleries and half of the upstairs hallway received repairs and a fresh coat of paint!

Thank you to the Music City artists: Eric Dodd, Hannah Dasher, Dylan Altman, Phil Barton, MMCC staff, volunteers, Harvest & Honey, our sponsors Bank of Madison, JEDT Insurance, Karen McCoy & Wendell McNeal

An amazing collection of European, English, German, French, American, Nippon and Occupied Japan tea sets and miniatures are on display in MMCC’s Collector’s Cabinet now through Feb. 2022.

The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center has joined GivingTuesday to inspire our community and broader region to make a difference in giving how they are able to causes that are important to them.

MAG Pops! opening reception was a lovely evening featuring over 30 Madison Artists Guild artists. View photos from the opening reception and galleries here.