Kevin McLellan | States
March 7–8
A special edition of the MIT Museum’s After Dark offers interactive experiences and community-focused activities that are free and open to the public.
After Dark is a monthly after-hours event created by the MIT Museum. Attendees will enjoy a variety of hands-on making demonstrations, conversation, and interactive play accompanied by live music and a pop-up cash bar featuring artisan lite bites by culinary specialists from around the city.
As part of the Artfinity festival, the March edition of After Dark celebrates the artistic and cultural community at the Institute and is free and open to adult members of the public (18+). No registration necessary; admission is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Come explore, create, and connect; whether you’re an artist, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious, there’s something here for you.
Don’t miss this expanded celebration of art in all its forms, including activities available in the MIT Museum throughout the evening:
- The galleries are open, including two exhibitions of work by MIT faculty: Rania Ghosn’s Cosmograph and Azra Akšamija’s Translations
- Live DJ sets
- Food and drink available for purchase
- Challenge traditional ideas of solo artistry by embracing play and co-creating new forms alongside artist and MIT graduate student Coco Allred (SMACT ’26)
- Take a break from your over-optimized day-to-day and join professor Sara Brown for fun and inefficient arts and crafts
This event is presented as part of Artfinity: A celebration of creativity and community at MIT.
