Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Visit the Robert Frost Stone House Museum for an evening with New Yorker poetry critic and Wellesley College professor Dan Chiasson. He will read from his work and talk about the life and work of Robert Frost.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Tan Pin Pin, film director, will speak as part of the Visual Arts Lecture Series. Please note that this event was previously listed for October 12.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Master Class with visiting poet, Daniel Borzutzky: "Lines we Cross, Lines that Cross Us: Literature and Migration."

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for a screening of Lane 1974, the film by SJ Chiro ’87.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join Michael Dumanis in a Q&A with visiting poets Daniel Borzutzky and Rachel Galvin. Buffet lunch will be served.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Master Class with visiting poet, Rachel Galvin: "Transcreation as Poetic Practice."

Stress is universal. How you manage it is a major determinant of your health and happiness. Wouldn't you like a simple and effective tool for dealing with it?

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Poetry reading and book signing with National Book Award winner, Daniel Borzutzky, and poet and translator, Rachel Galvin.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for a conversation with Howard Dean, Former Vermont Governor and Former Candidate for U.S. President.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Tere O'Connor presents his work as part of the Dance Guest Artist Series.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Bennington faculty member Tim Schroeder will discuss his recent work with PFOA.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Workshop with Katsuko Lord, Ikebana artist, and Ikuko Yoshida, Japanese faculty. The workshop will be conducted in Japanese.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Part church service, part public debate, part gospel concert, "The Christians" is an impartial look at the economic, personal, and spiritual inner workings of a contemporary middle-America mega-church. What happens when the Pastor announces to his 3,000 congregants that they no longer believe in hell?

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Part church service, part public debate, part gospel concert, "The Christians" is an impartial look at the economic, personal, and spiritual inner workings of a contemporary middle-America mega-church. What happens when the Pastor announces to his 3,000 congregants that they no longer believe in hell?

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Part church service, part public debate, part gospel concert, "The Christians" is an impartial look at the economic, personal, and spiritual inner workings of a contemporary middle-America mega-church. What happens when the Pastor announces to his 3,000 congregants that they no longer believe in hell?