Event Calendar

Open to students, faculty, and staff – anyone who manages a Bennington-affliliated social media account. The goal is to look for opportunities to support each others' work, whether through content and coordination or through skills sharing.

This event is the third workshops in the Sharing is Understanding workshop series. The workshop is focused on learning how to tackle micro aggressions

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Faculty member Natalie Scenters-Zapico will read as part of the Literature Evening Series.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Elizabeth Cullen Dunn, Department of Geography and Department of Environmental Studies, Indiana University, explores displacement as a bureaucratic problem, a logistics issue, a labor market dilemma, and an existential problem.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The Carriage Barn Concert Series at Bennington College welcomes jazz duo Matthew Shipp (piano) and Michael Bisio (bass).

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Do you love stars and planets and space and galaxies? Wednesdays starting on February 27 at 7:00 pm we will have public observing nights at Stickney Observatory! Check observatory.bennington.edu by 5:00 pm for weather updates!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | James Morton Turner, an Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at Wellesley College will be speaking about "The Republican Reversal: Conservatives and the Environment from Nixon to Trump."

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | David Boutt, PhD from UMass-Amherst will be discussing Groundwater as a Buffer to Climatic Change: Dynamic Subsurface Storage of Glaciated Landscapes. Snacks will be available.

STAFF ONLY | Staff members are invited to visit Usdan Gallery for a Staff Tour of the exhibition "The Body Stops Here: Keiko Narahashi and Sarah Peters."

Join us in celebration of the historic launch of the Bennington College campaign: The World Needs More Bennington.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The U.S. Air Force Heritage Winds Quintet in concert in the Deane Carriage Barn.