Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Mary Early ’97 is participating in a group exhibition of sculpture at the American University Museum in Washington DC. There will be a gallery talk with the artists on September 28.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Suzannah Park, Avery Book & Gideon Crevoshay present an exciting mix of traditional folk music from Appalachia, British Isles, the Republic of Georgia, and Corsica.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC |Faculty member Liz Deschenes is in an exhibition with Sol LeWitt at Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco, combining photography by Deschenes with wall drawings by LeWitt.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A closing reception for "Vital Curiosity" featuring an improv set by cornetist and composer Taylor Ho Bynum and Bennington visiting faculty and percussionist Brian Chase.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The 32nd solo show exhibition of the abstract painter Erin Parish ’88, titled "Meet Me Halfway," is on view at Art & Art Gallery, Miami.

A stand-alone class taught by Michael Cohen as part of Jazz Religion, a not-for-credit course open to the Bennington College community.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Jaamil Olawale Kosoko '05 presents Séancers, a performance work that collapses lyrical poetry, psychic movement forms and strategies of discursive and visual performance to investigate concepts of black magic, resurrection, and paranormal activity.

Join the American Lung Association at the 9th annual Bennington Fight For Air Climb to raise funds for lifesaving research, education, and patient programs to help those with lung disease!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | This sale boasts a large selection of high quality books at extremely low prices ($0.50- $2.00 each), rare and antiquarian books, select library furnishings and more. The Bake Sale boasts a wide variety of delicious homemade treats. Tickets for our fabulous “Winter in Vermont” raffle basket, featuring items from Vermont retailers and manufacturers including Orvis, Dion Snowshoes, Bennington Potters, Darn Tough Socks and many others, will be available as well.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Jaamil Olawale Kosoko '05 presents Séancers, a performance work that collapses lyrical poetry, psychic movement forms and strategies of discursive and visual performance to investigate concepts of black magic, resurrection, and paranormal activity.