Past Events

Angelina Lippert, Poster House’s chief curator, discusses how posters marry the worlds of art and commerce.

Amy Raffel, Ph.D., an art historian and the author of Art and Merchandise in Keith Haring’s Pop Shop, discusses Haring’s work.

All are welcome to a brunch celebrating new exhibits.

Closed March 5-10 for installation of new exhibits.

This event has been CANCELLED due to inclement weather.

Visit this outdoor display of wild, wonderful Artful Ice Shanties at Retreat Farm.

BMAC is open on Presidents’ Day, Monday, February 20, 10-4.

Join us for a first look at Keith Haring: Subway Drawings.

Alison Moritsugu, Erin Shigaki, and Sarah Freeman discuss Moons and Internment Stones.

Megan Buchanan and collaborators present an interdisciplinary performance project.

Learn to cook a Chinese dish for the Lunar New Year via Zoom.

Festival and potluck in celebration of the Lunar New Year. Activities for all ages.

Take part in an exciting small-group trip exploring Costa Rica’s vibrant arts scene.

Renate Aller and Makeda Djata Best discuss Aller’s work.

Register to build an Artful Ice Shanty to display at Retreat Farm in February 2023.

Your imaginary creature could be turned into a glass sculpture and exhibited at BMAC.

Elizabeth Billings, Evie Lovett, and Andrea Stix Wasserman discuss their work.

Judith Klausner leads a workshop on repairing moth holes in sweaters with needle-felted moth patches.

Artist Judith Klausner and Sarah Freeman discuss (de)composed.

Artists Renate Aller and Arezoo Moseni discuss Aller’s work.

We’re open 5-8 p.m. for the first-Friday community celebration of all things artful. 

Design and build an original LEGO structure, and display it at BMAC!

Celebrate this year’s LEGO Contest & Exhibit winners. Awards ceremony at 5:30 p.m. (Doors open at 5 p.m.)

Climate Change Artists in Residence Elizabeth Billings, Evie Lovett, and Andrea Stix Wasserman present their work.

Curator Michael Jevon Demps leads an online conversation with exhibiting artists.

Madge Evers leads a book-making workshop and mushroom observation, journaling, and sketching program.

All are welcome to a brunch celebrating five new exhibits.

A one-day exhibit by ArtLords and other southern Vermont Afghan creators.

An annual spectacle and crowd favorite, the Domino Toppling Extravaganza returns to BMAC for the 15th year in a row.

We’re closed 10/11-10/22 for installation of new exhibits and the Annual Domino Toppling Extravaganza.

Shetland sheep farmer and fiber arts teacher Kathleen Meeks leads participants in making needlefelted gnomes.

Official launch for Mason Goes Mushrooming, a new children’s book by Melany Kahn and Ellen Korbonski.

Artist Beth Galston leads a workshop on making sculptures with foraged materials.

Roger Clark Miller performs original dream-inspired compositions for “solo electric guitar ensemble.”

Artist Roberley Bell leads a sensory observation workshop.

Artist Beth Galston and curator Mara Williams discuss Unraveling Oculus.

Frank Jackson and Sarah Freeman discuss Jackson’s There/There.

Celebrate BMAC’s 50th birthday with live music, artist demos, workshops, food, drink, and family fun.

A dazzling evening of cocktails, dinner, dancing, and a toast to the next 50 years.

The Guerrilla Girls’ Frida Kahlo gives a multimedia presentation about the group’s arts activism.

Afghan muralists and Boston-based tape artists co-create murals honoring art destroyed by the Taliban.

Emily Noelle Lambert presents a tour of her Peterborough, New Hampshire, studio and gardens.

Chef Jessee Lawyer presents an online demonstration of traditional and contemporary Abenaki cooking.

Mie Yim leads a walkthrough of the exhibit Fluid Boundaries.

Sarah Freeman, co-curator of Felt Experience, leads a panel discussion with exhibiting artists.

Exhibiting artist Frank Jackson presents a workshop on making transfer prints.

Curator Katherine Gass Stowe leads a walkthrough of the exhibit Felt Experience.

Stephanie Metz discusses “InTouch,” her large-scale touchable fiber sculpture installation.

This special celebration for Nebizun: Water is Life features talks and performances.

All are welcome to a party celebrating new exhibits.