BMAC is pleased to present an exciting new adventure focused on the ancient history, archaeology, contemporary indigenous life, and breathtaking natural wonders of Peru. Novelist and long-time travel guide Tim… read more
BMAC Director of Exhibitions Sarah Freeman leads a walking tour of current exhibitions.
The UMass Percussion Ensemble performs in the Wolf Kahn & Emily Mason Gallery.
Artist Jude Griebel and curator Sarah Freeman discuss the exhibition Elegy for the Consumed.
UPDATE 4/1/26: This event has been cancelled. Tibetan monk Lama Tenzin Yignyen will make Avalokiteshvara, the Sand Mandala of Compassion, in BMAC’s galleries.
Join a lively discussion with fellow art and book lovers at the next BMAC Reads.
Windham County educators are invited to an after-work mixer at the museum. Drop by for drinks, apps, live music, and of course art!
Community conversation and fundraiser supporting due process and legal representation for immigrants and asylum seekers.
Step into the zany world of TAPE ART MEGA CORP, where everything is built entirely out of tape.
Come to an ‘Office Pizza Party’ and help tear down the tape!
Come meet the artists and curators and celebrate the opening of new exhibits.
Celebrate this year’s award winners from throughout the Green Mountain State.
Celebrate the release of Vaune Trachtman’s book “NOW IS ALWAYS” at Vermont Center for Photography.
Mark Barry leads a walking tour and discussion of Petals to Metal and Other Stories.
Artful Ice Shanties is on hiatus this year, and will return—better than ever—in 2027.
The galleries will be closed to install the 2025-26 Vermont Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
Festival in celebration of the Lunar New Year. Activities for all ages.
Phong Bui and Alexander Nagel discuss the exhibition Singing in Unison, Part 13: Homage to Meyer Schapiro.
Join artist Erika Ranee for a creative deep dive into letting go and seeing where the artmaking process can take you.
Artist Erika Ranee discusses her artwork in the exhibition I Don’t Like to Draw.
Vermont teen artists and writers can submit their creative works to this prestigious national program.
All weekend long, a 1960s O27 Lionel model train will chug through BMAC.
An afternoon of fanciful fun and delicious bites—where high tea meets the unexpected.
Jonathan Ryan Storm discusses his work currently on view in the museum’s window bays.
A fun and flavorful workshop where art meets appetite—presented in partnership with the Brattleboro Food Co-Op.
Curator Phong H. Bui leads a gallery tour of Singing in Unison, Part 13: Homage to Meyer Schapiro.
Come meet the artists and curators and celebrate the opening of new exhibits.
An annual spectacle and crowd favorite, the Domino Toppling Extravaganza returns to Brattleboro for the 18th year in a row.
Travel with BMAC to discover the wonders of Peru in April 2026.
A conversation about the Island, a 30-acre shelf of bedrock in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
Ensemble Amphion Baroque presents masterpieces from France and Germany.
Join a lively discussion with like-minded art and book lovers at the next BMAC Reads.
Sebastian Smee reads from and discusses Paris in Ruins at this Brattleboro Literary Festival event.
Design and build an original LEGO structure, and display it at BMAC!
Celebrate this year’s LEGO Contest winners.
Take a guided mushroom foray, then enjoy hand-tossed wood-fired pizzas with your freshly foraged toppings.
A three-day festival featuring live art by local and regional graffiti artists, DJs, kids’ and community activities, and more!
Join us for a festive summer evening of art and community. Good vibes, Great cause. Don’t miss it.
Bid generously on exclusive art experiences, vacation getaways, fine wine, handcrafted jewelry, and more!
A collaborative dance performance that explores the politicization of access to water.
Roger Clark Miller and Mythless bring their unique solo guitar set-ups to Union Hall in Newfane, Vermont.
Acrobats and aerialists from New England Center for Circus Arts perform outside the museum at 6 & 6:45 p.m.
Paul Tuller gives a guided tour of his Japanese House in Dublin, New Hampshire, originally built for BMAC in 1987.
Walking tour and discussion of Making Space, with the curator and exhibiting artists.
Artist Laura Chasman and BMAC Director of Exhibitions Sarah Freeman discuss the exhibition Here Today, Gone Tomorrow.
Franklin Furnace Founding Director Martha Wilson joins curator Mark Waskow for a presentation and discussion.
Artist Emily Noelle Lambert leads a collage workshop in connection with the exhibition Making Space.
Drop by for flameworking demonstrations by glass artists, and family-friendly art activities.
Guitarist and composer Roger Clark Miller performs new music for solo electric guitar ensemble.
