Past Events

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

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

Join us for a brunch reception as we celebrate the opening of six new exhibits.

Closed to install six new exhibits.

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

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

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.

Jill Dawson leads a workshop for teachers in creative uses of electronic circuitry.

BMAC Chief Curator Mara Williams gives a tour of the current exhibits.

Orly Cogan and Chief Curator Mara Williams discuss the exhibit Don’t Call Me Princess.

Five local culinary artists discuss the aesthetics of food preparation.

All are welcome to a brunch reception celebrating the opening of Open Call NXNE 2019: Paint.

Community members on the front lines of the addiction crisis discuss recovery resources in the Brattleboro area.

Join us in celebrating those who help make recovery from addiction possible.

The UMass Percussion Ensemble performs contemporary works for percussion.

Photographer Michael Poster and Chief Curator Mara Williams discuss the exhibit “If she has a pulse, she has a chance.”

BMAC is now accepting submissions from artists in New England and New York for our annual juried exhibit, Open Call NXNE.

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

In connection with the exhibit Every Day, Robert Perkins discusses his work.

Local models strut their stuff in Ruggles & Hunt’s Fall Fashion Show at BMAC.

In connection with the exhibit To Another Place, painter Emily Mason reflects on six decades of art making.

Members of Writers for Recovery read works they created while overcoming addiction. 

Dr. Maria Gallo discusses the effects of drug addiction on the brain and central nervous system.

Join us during Brattleboro’s monthly Gallery Walk, as we celebrate the opening of five new exhibits.

Take a chance at winning a kinetic sculpture by Bruce Campbell.

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

In connection with the exhibit “Roz Chast: Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?”, Latchis Theatre shows “Instructions on Parting”, a film directed by Amy Jenkins.

Join us for the launch of Ann Braden’s middle grade novel “The Benefits of Being an Octopus”.

Aerialists and acrobats from New England Center for Circus Arts perform at the museum during Gallery Walk.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this event has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

The award-winning Alash Ensemble brings their remarkable musical tradition back to Brattleboro.

Roz Chast, longtime staff cartoonist for The New Yorker, discusses her life and career.

Join us for a summer garden party featuring farm-to-table fare, fine wine, and live music in a picturesque setting.

Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind educational road show on view at BMAC during Gallery Walk. 

David Rios Ferreira and members of The Root Social Justice Center discuss art and activism.

Sculptor Bruce Campbell leads a workshop exploring the possibilities of wire art.

BMAC members are invited to tour Wingate Studio, an internationally renowned printmaking studio in Hinsdale, N.H.

In connection with the exhibit Handle with Care, Robert DuGrenier discusses his work.

Celebrate the explosion of summer color by making vibrant flowers from dyed coffee filters during Gallery Walk.

BMAC members are invited to a reception with the artists celebrating the opening of five new exhibits.

Steve Gerberich gives a guided, hands-on tour of his exhibit, Best of Springs, Sprockets & Pulleys.

BMAC members are invited to watch sculptor Johnny Swing transform massive steel rods into a twisted work of art.

NY Times best-selling author Michael Tougias leads a visual journey down the Connecticut River.

Richard Klein discusses his exhibit, Bottle in the River.

Gowri Savoor discusses her installation, We Walk in Their Shadows.

An exploration of why watersheds matter in our communities.

National Geographic photographers Diane Cook and Len Jenshel present their latest work.

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

Susan von Glahn Calabria and BMAC Chief Curator Mara Williams discuss Calabria’s latest body of work.