Event Calendar
Pick a DateJob Talk: "What We Do in The Scriptorium"
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Camille Guthrie, candidate for the Director of Undergraduate Writing Initiatives, will give a public presentation.
Ronnie Janoff-Bulman: Political Motives
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Dr. Janoff-Bulman is a world-renowned political psychologist and the head of the graduate psychology program at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
For the first time, we will be combining both ARC Blood Drives with a DKMS Bone Marrow Donor Recruitment Drive.
Master Class with Visiting Poet, Robyn Schiff
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Robyn Schiff will give a master class, "Cries Like Dead Letter Sent: Some Lyric Letters."
Amanda Nadelberg and Robyn Schiff In Conversation with Michael Dumanis
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join Michael Dumanis in a Q&A with visiting poets, Amanda Nadelberg and Robyn Schiff.
Foreign Language Series—Spring 2017
Cédric Ido: A Filmmaker's Transatlantic Trajectory
French-Burkinabe Cédric Ido will present two shorts "Hasaki ya suda" (2011) and "Twaaga" (2013). Ido will talk about his career as a filmmaker and actor.
Susquehanna String Band
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The Susquehanna String Band, founded on the banks of the Susquehanna River in Bainbridge, NY, begins it's 38th year of friendship and music making in 2017.
Black Spring: Performance
Ash Hayworth, Fiona McGovern and Kamryn Carter will perform.
Workshop with Visiting Poet, Amanda Nadelberg
Sponsored by Poetry at Bennington and SILO: A workshop with Amanda Nadelberg. Space is limited! Questions and RSVPs (a must) to mdumanis@bennington.edu.
Poetry at Bennington—Spring 2017
Poetry Reading: Amanda Nadelberg & Robyn Schiff
Poetry Reading and Book Signing with Amanda Nadelberg & Robyn Schiff
French Language Table
The French Language Table happens every Thursday at 12:15 PM.
Candidate Presentation
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Dr. Alex Seggerman, candidate for the Art History Visiting Faculty position, will give a presentation titled "Sphinxes, Sheikhs & Secularism: Reevaluating the Islamic Context of Modern Egyptian Art."
Open House to Discuss Putnam Project
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | There will be an open house to discuss the Putnam Redevelopment Project at Oldcastle Theater in downtown Bennington. This will be an opportunity for the public to see the current plans for the project and learn more about the vision of a vibrant downtown.
An Ensemble View of Protein Structure and Energetics
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us in welcoming back Bennington Alum Christos Kougentakis '12 to discuss An Ensemble View of Protein Structure and Energetics: The Role of Conformational Flexibility in Modulating Electrostatic Energies in Proteins. As always, snacks will be served.
"Eyes They Close" Program A
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The show begins at 7 PM. Young lovers and Norse deities collide in a one act play about sympathy, obligation and fate in a world turned to shreds. With the arrival of war, will the young be given the chance to grow old? Don't close your eyes. Join us for the world premier of Eyes They Close.
MASCULINITIES
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Do you identify as masculine/masc? This is the space for YOU!
"When the Sun Falls" Program A
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The show begins at 9 PM. Written by Shea Messinger '17, and directed by Sarah Jack '17. Three generations of fiercely frustrated women pull at each other in this tenderly magical play about stories, truths and the hardest things to say.