Events

Between Worlds: The Art and Design of Leo Lionni is the first major American retrospective dedicated to the art and design work of groundbreaking modernist designer and children’s book illustrator

Norman Rockwell Museum presents captivating artwork with enigmatic and magical appeal in its new exhibition, Mystery and Wonder: Highlights from the Illustration Collection. Opening March 2 and running through June

When: Sunday, May 12th What: Brunch & dinner prix fixe special menus Brunch -- 3 Course Prix Fixe ($35 per person) Dinner -- 3 Course Prix Fixe ($55 per person)

For the third exhibition of the year (opening tomorrow, May 16) available items is excited to present a solo show called "Object Memory" with Poughkeepsie-based, multimedia artist Alison Owen. A

It may sound like an oxymoron, but 400-plus practitioners are expected at this non-silent gathering promising “reckless conviviality with mindfulness superfriends.”

Japanese prima ballerina Hana Sakai, a proponent of “gender-norm-defying hip-hop” segues from Saint-Saëns to an environmental protest penned by Toshiki Okada.  

Trade Secrets Garden Tours is dedicated to showcasing the beauty and diversity of New England's gardens while supporting Project Sage. Through curated garden tours and events, Trade Secrets Garden Tours

Free! Join us for a Community Dog Day inspired by Norman Rockwell and his love for dogs. Enjoy dog demonstrations, themed activities all day, therapy dog story time, raffles &

Introduce the fam to Latin culture with food, music, activities, nature walks and maybe some canoeing—¡todo es gratis!

Gala guests get first crack at Osman Khan’s “Road to Hybridabad,” an exploration of Muslim folklore promising a giant animatronic djinn head and drone-powered flying carpets.    

Please note the new dates for Spring MRKT this year, May 31st - June 2nd, 10 AM - 6 PM. The Weekend *AFTER* Memorial Day Weekend.  Join Field&Supply to shop over 275 vendors

Award-Winning documentary feature film, UnBroken, is a true story which chronicles the plight of the seven Weber siblings who, following their mother’s murder at Auschwitz, evaded certain capture and death as