Last month, San Antonio alumni and friends gathered for a night of art and Seminole spirit at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, TX. The Seminole Club of San Antonio, in partnership with the FSU College of Fine Arts, organized this memorable evening. The event was hosted by Distinguished FSU Art History alumnus, Matthew McLendon (’00), who serves as the museum’s director and CEO.
“We had an incredible time at the McNay Art Museum on Thursday night! Museum Director (and FSU Alumnus) Matthew McLendon led a private tour for our group that was followed by a reception.”
-Alamo Seminoles on Facebook
About the McNay:
The McNay is a museum dedicated to showcasing the visual arts, particularly modern and contemporary art. It’s housed in a historic Spanish Colonial Revival mansion, originally the home of Marion Koogler McNay, the museum’s founder. The museum’s collection includes works by modern masters and contemporary artists, along with a diverse range of exhibitions and educational programs. The museum also features a beautiful sculpture garden and offers a variety of activities for visitors, including tours, lectures, and concerts.
Get Involved with Your Local Seminole Club!
Just like our San Antonio Club, Seminole Clubs and Chapters unite alumni and friends of FSU in certain geographic areas, fostering a continued bond of collegiate fellowship and supporting ties with Florida State well beyond graduation. Getting involved in a Seminole Club or Chapter is a great way to connect with your fellow alumni and the FSU community. The FSU Alumni Association offers local Clubs and Chapters in 31 states. Find your club here!