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Community Life at Bennington: Virtual Admitted Student event

Virtual Event

Community Life at Bennington for admitted students.

American Red Cross Blood Drive

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Student Center

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Share the gift of life by donating blood for the American Red Cross at our Bennington College blood drive.

Let's Talk Transfer: Information Session for Transfer Students

Virtual Event

Info session designed for students interested in transferring to Bennington College.

Balkan Romani Music with Sal Mamudoski and his Americano Band: Concert and Dance Party

Image of Sal Mamudoski Carriage Barn Music Series — Spring 2026
VAPA Greenwall Auditorium

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The concert is a collaboration between Bennington College’s Carriage Barn Music Series and Vermont Arts Exchange (VAE) and benefits Bennington County Multicultural Community Center (BCMCC).

Weekly Drop-In Evening Figure Drawing

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The VA Drawing Area is excited to announce a new opportunity for figure drawing this term! “Evening Figure Drawing” is a student-run, drop-in event that starts Wednesday, March 4, and continues weekly from 8:00–9:00 pm in the VAPA drawing room (B210) through May 20.

Robert H. Woodworth Lecture in the Sciences: David J. Helfand

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CAPA Symposium

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Established in 1988 by former students, the Robert H. Woodworth Science Lecture Series honors a longtime Bennington biology faculty member and pioneer in the development of time-lapse photography. This year's lecture presents David J. Helfand: The Universal Timekeepers: Reconstructing History Atom by Atom

David J. Helfand: Space, Time, and Spacetime

Image of David J. Helfand Science Workshop—Spring 2026
Dickinson 232

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | What would it be like to ride on a beam of light? Albert Einstein took this question seriously and, after a decade of contemplation, proposed an answer that radically transformed our notions of time, space, and gravity.

Spring Saturday Visit

The Barn

Info session, student-led campus tour, and meal in the dining hall designed for high school and transfer students interested in Bennington College.