FOR YOUR INFORMATION AND CONSIDERATION
The Museum of Spiritual Arts understands the concerns that have arisen regarding the uptick in COVID -19 cases due to the highly contagious Delta variant. Thus, we would appreciate it if any patrons and visitors to the Museum who are NOT fully vaccinated wear masks and practice Physical Distancing while in the Museum. If visitors would feel safer for our Docents (who are all fully vaccinated) to wear masks, please indicate this preference, and we will be happy to comply.
We are excited to announce we will open our doors again on April 2 (Saturday)
Weekly hours: Friday and Saturday from 12 - 5pm
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
MOSA Staff
The Museum of Spiritual Arts understands the concerns that have arisen regarding the uptick in COVID -19 cases due to the highly contagious Delta variant. Thus, we would appreciate it if any patrons and visitors to the Museum who are NOT fully vaccinated wear masks and practice Physical Distancing while in the Museum. If visitors would feel safer for our Docents (who are all fully vaccinated) to wear masks, please indicate this preference, and we will be happy to comply.
We are excited to announce we will open our doors again on April 2 (Saturday)
Weekly hours: Friday and Saturday from 12 - 5pm
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
MOSA Staff
Upcoming Events!
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We are very sorry for the inconvenience that we are sorry to announce that today's Artist of the Day event will not occur due to illness of the artist.
It will not be rescheduled. As a result, the Museum will not be opened and will be closed until after the holidays. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience, and we wish to convey our sincere wishes for a very Happy Holiday season to all. Peace and Love to all. |
Please scroll down for a video from The City Show in 2019 featuring Ramesh and the Museum of Spiritual Art.
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Don't Miss the Spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection by Marlena Hebenstriet
This riveting display of 12 paintings depict vital moments in Rev. King's life. |
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Come to the Oneness Harmony Center at 115 South Main Street and try Weekly Meditation |
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On September 19, 2020 at 4:00 PM, Five Rivers Chautauqua planted a Peace Tree on Museum Grounds.
Each year, on or near the UN International Day of Peace (September 21st), Five Rivers Chautauqua and partnering organizations plant a white pine tree and bury symbols of violence beneath it. We do this to honor the Iroquois Great Law of Peace, an extended oral teaching that was given to the Iroquois tribes to guide them away from division and discord toward unity and peaceful relations. We planted this Peace Tree to grow on top of buried weapons (whether actual dismantled weapons or “weapon words” (written on slips of paper)), and the community made a commitment to renounce violence and to live together in harmony as One. Our 2020 event marked the sixth annual planting of a white pine Tree of Peace in the Miami Valley region. In accordance with current guidelines of the State of Ohio, guests were required to wear masks and social distance during the event, and were invited into the museum for tours before and after. |
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