Event Calendar
Pick a DatePOSTPONED: Study Away & Middlebury Language Summer School
Cultural Studies and Language Series - Fall 2026
This event has been postponed.
Literature Evening featuring Ankur Thakkar
Literature Evenings—Fall 2026
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Ankur Thakkar is the author of the recent novel Blow Yourself Up (TriQuarterly, 2026), which was longlisted for the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize. The reading will be followed by a Q&A and book signing.
Thursday Afternoon Yoga with Carly
Calling all students, faculty, and staff: join Carly Rudzinski every Thursday for an exciting and fun yoga experience!
Night at the Clark
Bennington students, staff, and faculty are invited to join the Clark for an exciting evening of special activities and gallery access.
Lessons from Lichen: What Usnea Lichen Can Tell Us About Species Declines and Forest Health
Science Workshop—Fall 2026
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us in welcoming Caroline Witherspoon from SUNY ESF.
Fall Saturday Visit
Info session, student-led campus tour, and meal in the dining hall designed for high school and transfer students interested in Bennington College.
Dance@Bennington Presents: A Dance/Video Workshop with Guest Artist Iki Nakagawa
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Sensing bodies, sensing cameras is a two-day workshop that will investigate how we witness, sense, collect and record the environment through our bodies and through the camera, employing movement scores, somatic practices and digital recording/playback technology.
Bianca Stone Poet Laureate Project: A Reading and Conversation with Mary Ruefle
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for a reading and conversation with Vermont State Poet Laureate Bianca Stone and former Vermont State Poet Laureate Mary Ruefle '74 as part of Stone’s Poet Laureate Project, which highlights the poetry of Vermont’s former poet laureates.
Two Roads Diverge in a Yellow (?) Wood: Looking for Evidence of Robert Frost's Colorblindness
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Please join us for a talk with Virginia F. Smith, retired Professor of Chemistry at the U.S. Naval Academy and past president of the Robert Frost Society, who is a leading scholar on the scientific and botanical imagery in Robert Frost's work.
Dance@Bennington Presents: A Dance/Video Workshop with Guest Artist Iki Nakagawa
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Sensing bodies, sensing cameras is a two-day workshop that will investigate how we witness, sense, collect and record the environment through our bodies and through the camera, employing movement scores, somatic practices and digital recording/playback technology.