Event Calendar
Pick a DateArt at Bennington in Conversation: Judith Belzer ‘78
Art at Bennington in Conversation—Fall 2026OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Judith Belzer ‘78 will discuss her current exhibition at the Robert Frost Stone House Museum. Primarily a painter, Belzer has expanded her practice to include walks, intentional actions during which she collects natural and human-made objects to present on tabletop displays. Walking Project: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral is the first exhibition featuring this strain of Belzer’s production.
Bennington Faculty Works Concert
Carriage Barn Music Series — Fall 2026OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The Bennington College Carriage Barn Music Series presents a concert by members of the Bennington College music faculty as we welcome the community back to campus.
Student Open Mic
Literature Evenings—Fall 2026
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | All genres of writing are welcome, and readers will have 5 minutes each. We'll have 15 spots open, plus a short waitlist. Come share your work, hear what others have been cooking up, and gather in community with other student writers as we kick off the term. Literature Faculty Franny Choi and SEPC rep Emma Paris '28 will co-host the evening. Please join us and spread the word!
Thursday Afternoon Yoga with Carly
Calling all students, faculty, and staff: join Carly Rudzinski every Thursday for an exciting and fun yoga experience!
Purple Carrot Farm Harvest Party
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Please join us at the Purple Carrot Farm for a harvest party celebrating the season, our community, and the work that brings us together around food and the land. Come enjoy good food, conversation, and an evening on the farm with friends, neighbors, students, and colleagues.
Garment Collective Meeting
The Garment Collective is a club founded with the mission of making a space for costume, fashion, textiles, and wearable arts students to unite and collaborate.
Dance@Bennington Presents: Performance Praxis "Alone With Others"
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Please join us to witness an open performance practice incorporating movement, voice and text facilitated by visiting faculty member Daria Faïn. This work is part of a collective reflection inspired by the mythical character Kassandra.
Star Gazing at the Robert Frost Stone House Museum
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for an evening of stargazing with observational astronomer Hugh Crowl and Bennington College students on the grounds of the Robert Frost Stone House Museum.