Past Events

Rachel Portesi discusses her tintype photographs of women.

Join us on Zoom and Facebook Live as we honor this year’s LEGO Contest winners.

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

BMAC will be closed November 11-12 for the installation of the 13th Annual LEGO Contest & Exhibit.

Stop by to see current exhibits during extended hours for Brattleboro’s monthly Gallery Walk. 

Brick artist Jessica “Ragzy” Ewud presents an online LEGO workshops for ages 4-12.

This iconic annual spectacle and crowd favorite returns to BMAC for the thirteenth year in a row.

This panel discussion considers shortages in affordable, workforce, and market-rate housing in Windham County.

Roger Clark Miller presents his dream-inspired “solo electric guitar ensemble,” followed by a Q&A.

Professor Dennis Culhane speaks about the large-scale forces contributing to homelessness in the United States.

Therapist Kurt White discusses why we avert our eyes when we see someone living on the street.

BMAC’s annual Benefit Auction moves online, with works by Wolf Kahn, Emily Mason, Petria Mitchell, Julia Jensen, and many more!

Pour yourself a drink and join us on Zoom for a guided preview of our upcoming Online Benefit Auction!

Curator Katherine Gass Stowe presents a guided tour of Steven Kinder: 552,830.

Visit the studio of painter John Gibson via Zoom.

Curator Katherine Gass Stowe interviews photographer Michael Christopher Brown.

BMAC members convene to review the past year and elect new trustees.

Documentary photographer Alison Wright discusses her images of resilient working women in developing countries.

Steven Rose discusses his immersive installation For/While (2020.01)

Mail artist Stuart Copans (“Shmuel”) will chat with Museum visitors during Gallery Walk.

A casual supper at which staff of Groundworks and others will share information about homelessness.

A panel discussion with mail artists Chuck Welch (CrackerJack Kid), Stuart Copans (Shmuel), and Gabrielle Dietzel.

Musician and storyteller Migmar Tsering, a Tibetan refugee, plays traditional music on the dramyin.

Join us for this drop-in family workshop to make art inspired by Wesley Fleming’s glass wildflowers and insects!

Mail artist Stuart Copans (“Shmuel”) will chat with Museum visitors during Gallery Walk.

Dionne Searcey discusses her work as West Africa bureau chief for The New York Times.

Katherine Gass Stowe leads a tour of “Steven Kinder: 552,830” and “Alison Wright: Grit and Grace, Women at Work.”

Roger Clark Miller discusses his multimedia installation and performs ambient “dream-state guitar.”

Join Education Curator Linda Whelihan on this excursion to Vassar College to see textiles and prints by Louise Bourgeois.

Experience artist Lynn Herring’s XOX! Share the Love, a re-engineered tic-tac-toe game designed to “Make America Relate Again.”

Take a guided tour of First Proof Press, Brattleboro’s new collaborative fine art printmaking studio.

Take part in the first small-group trip to explore Costa Rica’s vibrant arts scene.

Hands-on workshop in the traditional Ukrainian folk art of egg decoration.

Join us for a reception to celebrate the opening of new exhibits.

Documentary photographer Alison Wright discusses her images of resilient working women in developing countries.

Recognizing outstanding young visual artists and writers from all across Vermont.

The UMass Percussion Ensemble performs contemporary works for percussion.

Join Kathy Urffer, Rich Holschuh, and Ask the River artists for a free-form discussion of the Connecticut River.

Enjoy dinner with fellow art lovers, then vote on which local art projects to fund via the evening’s admission fees.

Join us for the opening of this community art project, designed to empower viewers to reconnect with the Connecticut River.

This popular annual event returns to the Latchis Theater in downtown Brattleboro.

Local high school a cappella groups perform at the museum during Gallery Walk.

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

Eva Camacho-Sanchez leads this contemplative exploration of line, color, and stitch for sewers, embroiderers, and felters.

Doug Trump discusses his work, which is on view through February 9 in the exhibit By Rail. 

Fafnir Adamites discusses the installation Interfere (with) and the ways in which the sculptures address trauma.

Kids of all ages are invited to this fun collaboration with the Brattleboro Food Co-op!

Holocaust scholar Dr. Hank Knight explores the concept of “historical trauma.”

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

Elayne Clift leads teachers in a series of writing prompts based on current exhibits.