Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Students of Joana Genova present recent work from the Fall term.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Karinne Smith, candidate for the full-time faculty position in sculpture, will present her work to the community in a public talk, titled "Skin Food: Finding a through-line between perishables, body horror, and material.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Bennington students read, perform, and show a variety of creative works in progress that revolve around their unique and diverse responses, interventions, and approaches to the literary, artistic, cultural, and historical artifacts from the Spanish-speaking world.

CAMPUS COMMUNITY ONLY | The Projects for Peace program provides $10,000 of grant funding for individuals to complete grassroots projects which promote peace and address the root causes of conflict. Learn more about the program and the projects completed by Bennington students at this event, which will include information and Q&A.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Please join the Bennington College Rebetiko Ensemble as we transform the Deane Carriage Barn into a Greek taverna for a night of live music, dancing, and light Mediterranean snacks!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Vick Quezada, candidate for the full-time faculty position in sculpture, will present their work to the community in a public talk.

Literature Faculty Franny Choi reads from her new poetry collection, The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On, named a Most Anticipated Book by Lit Hub, Vulture, and Time.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | This evening offers an exciting vision of what SCT students have been working on this term; showcasing the breadth and depth of Advanced Work in SCT.

CAMPUS COMMUNITY ONLY | BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ students are invited for a meditation practice with An Duplan. This event will occur monthly on the first Thursday of each month.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | E Tubergen, candidate for the full-time faculty position in sculpture, will present their work to the community in a public talk.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | This event invites attendees to consider our daily perceptions of “normal” as the war in Ukraine continues. Diana Chipak, Gigi Dierks, and Lorena Fernandez remind viewers of multiple realities in communities oceans apart. This event will be located in the hallway outside of the sculpture studio.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Cozy winter concert series at Pangaea! This is a six week concert series hosted by alumni band Verboten and featuring a guest student or alum artist or band each week.

CAMPUS COMMUNITY ONLY | Faculty, staff, and students are invited to participate in a fun run/walk. We'll leave campus and head towards the Park McCullough house, where we'll take a route through the woods, all while enjoying the beautiful December weather! No need to register or sign up. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Animation showing of the introduction to animation class, as well as projects class. Additionally, work created in Doll House, Diorama - Created Worlds (Mizra/Rees) will be shown digitally or as objects in Tishman.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A short evening of performances by members of Sergei Tcherepnin's Modular Synthesis class.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Cello students of Nathaniel Parke share highlights of their work for the Fall term.

OPEN TO THE PUBLC | Class concert by Bennington's Jazz Ensemble, led by visiting faculty Jen Allen.