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National Museum of Women in the Arts

Spring Luncheon Series

Five people are seated at a long table with a grey and white striped tablecloth, set with plates, napkins, silverware, drinks, and family-style food. A woman with short, black hair and light colored skin reads from a book.
Launching during Women’s History Month and coinciding with NMWA’s 40th anniversary, the Spring Luncheon Series invites guests to explore the many ways women shape creativity, culture, and innovation.
An audience of seated people watch woman with light colored skin and medium length brown hair and a grey jumpsuit speak behind a silver and clear podium that reads "National Museum of Women in the Arts." She speaks on a dark wood stage with blue curtains and two monitors with various photographs of art by woman artists.
Katy Hessel’s talk at her Creative’s Keynote at the National Museum of Women in the Arts
Two women in black attire stand in an art gallery and view a large sculpture made of tire scraps. A colorful abstract artwork is hung on the white wall in the background.
Hunter Harris and Peyton Dix, co-hosts of the podcast “Lemme Say This”, explore the collection galleries before their Fresh Talk, held on February 12, 2025, at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Photo by Derek Baker for NMWA.