**The MAC will be closed from Saturday, December 21, 2024 through Thursday, January 2, 2025.**

Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays: 10 am – 4 pm

All other times by appointment.
Please call us at 617-364-ARTS (2787) or email director@hpaa-mac.org

Welcome to the Menino Arts Center (MAC) in Hyde Park, MA, the home of the Hyde Park Art Association, a 501(c)(3) organization. Due to the success and longevity (1988) of HPAA, the city of Boston gifted the organization with a permanent home at 26 Central Avenue in Hyde Park. We are on the 2nd floor of the George Robert White Fund Resource Center in Logan Square.  We are literally the “center in the square”.

The Menino Arts Center serves the neighborhood of Hyde Park, greater Boston and its suburban counterparts. With over 4,000 square feet of space, the MAC is home to a large classroom, seven affordable artist work studios, three galleries, a library and resource center, an auditorium and our organization’s home offices.

There’s something here for everyone, at any age. 12 months a year we present art, music, workshops, demonstrations, lectures and special events, at our facility and off site.

Membership gives you discounts for workshops as well as other benefits, choose the level that’s best for you. To become a member visit our HPAA Membership page.

Your continued support ensures that we bring to the public the best in programming and events. To donate go to the Donations page.

To register for a workshop visit our Workshop Registration page.

Our Mission:  The mission of the Hyde Park Art Association is to support local artists, make cultural opportunities accessible to families, students, and seniors who may not otherwise have the means to participate; enrich community life, serve as a unifying force in the neighborhood; and help create a more vibrant commercial district.

Executive Committee:
President: Susie Robson
Vice-President: Bob Vance
Secretary: Adele Rothman
Treasurer: Osmani Rodriguez, Jr.

Board of Directors:
Dana Acker
Sean Hurley
Susie Robson
Osmani Rodriguez, Jr.
Osmani Rodriguez, Sr.
Adele Rothman
Bob Vance

Director: Erik Gehring

Curator: Sasja Lucas

For more info on Board and Staff click here.

  This program is supported, in part, by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a municipal agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Funding made possible by a grant from