Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Music Mondays presents a lecture by Jeremy Eichler, NEH Public Scholar and Chief Classical Music Critic of The Boston Globe.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Painted Faces, Hands and Shadows— a short exploration of the links between traditional Chinese opera, shadow theater, and hand puppetry.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Settler-colonial society enforces the idea of promiscuous relating as lacking in purpose, as gratuitous. In her talk, "Love Promiscuous Style: Unsettling Settler Love" Kim TallBear considers how to make love and kin promiscuously without privileging romance, biological connection, and human connection, but neither denigrating nor foreclosing generous human romantic and/or sexual connections when mutually desired and consensual.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us as we dedicate a very special Music Workshop to the memory of faculty member emeritus Milford Graves, sharing performances and reflections on his extraordinary legacy of music and teaching.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Born in Port au Prince, Haiti, Brooklyn-based Fabiola Jean-Louis uses ‘painterly’ photography as a vehicle for her love of Afro-futurism, science/ science fiction, pre and post-industrial eras, elves, fairies, and history and folklore. Fabiola Jean-Louis will speak at this weeks Visual Arts Lecture Series.

Hear from four alumni about their career paths in nonprofit management and fundraising.

Do you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? Feel free to drop in to the weekly Zoom call for evidence-based answers from the medical experts.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The rather gothic title of this talk describes a stance taken by many poets over the centuries who have chosen to imagine themselves as having departed from this world, but still capable of speech. Others have chosen to perform literary ventriloquism, by giving voice to the dead. What is behind this impulse, and how does it work? In this talk, we will look at poems by Whitman, Dickinson, Rilke, Clifton, MacLeish, Plath, CD Wright and others, all of whom have performed versions of this great magic trick.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Poet Mark Wunderlich reads from his new book of poems "God of Nothingness," followed by a public Q&A.

Info session and student-led virtual tour designed for HS students interested in Bennington College.

Come talk with the drama faculty and get an early look at the drama productions and classes for next term. This event is hosted by the Drama faculty.

A space for students to connect with Kat Daley (MSW, Student Health Center) and Ali Tartaglia (Director for Student Health Promotions). Drop in and connect or stay the whole time!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Song Cycles by Bennington vocal students including works by Poulenc, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, and Debussey.

Weekly club meeting to support independent projects within the drama community. We will read plays, workshop scenes, provide a space for developing advanced work, invite professors and peers for feedback sessions and showcases, and more!