Sketch Elisabet Ney's realistic sculptures in her own Formosa studio at sessions for all skill levels hosted by museum educators with all materials provided.

Saturday Drawing Salon

Step back in time with local historians and artisans at a special evening with period costume encouraged.

A Night in 19th Century Austin

Discover Austin's unique history by stepping back in time with Elisabet Ney to experience life in 19th century Texas with local historians and artisans – dress the part in 19th century frontier garments, if you'd like! Bonus: Museum educators will also lead tours of the building's hidden basement And this is just the beginning of what's coming from Hyde Park's favorite museum!

Re-Imagining the Ney: A Night in 19th Century Austin

During this special after-hours event, attendees will learn how Ney executed her sculptures through a live demo with artist Erin Cunningham and hands-on activities to mold your own body part.

Ney Museum: A Night of Process

Explore Elisabet Ney's rugged but majestic limestone homestead and art studio, Formosa, and the unique surrounding landscape through a variety of hands-on horticulture experiences.

Ney Museum: A Night in the Landscape

Sketch Elisabet Ney’s realistic sculptures in her own historic Formosa studio at events led by museum educators with all supplies provided.

If you’re Austin’s Hyperreal Film Club and you’re teaming up with Letterboxd to present Derek Jarman’s Caravaggio, a fictionalized portrait of the subversive artist (that, oooh, features Tilda Swinton’s first film performance), you’ll want to do it somewhere appropriate, somewhere redolent of subversion and the old-school creative life, right? Well – holy chiaroscuro, Artman! This nighttime screening takes place on the grounds of the Elisabet Ney Museum in Hyde Park, and includes free drinks (tyvm, Fairweather Cider), themed snacks, a photo booth, and live music.: – Wayne Alan Brenner