Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Please join us for a book party and signing with Bennington College literature faculty and alumni, Mary Ruefle, Genevieve Plunkett, and Michael Dumanis, celebrating their new books Creature, The Book, and In the Lobby of the Dream Hotel. Featuring food, drink, and short readings from the writers. Free and open to all! A shuttle will be available to transport students from Campus Safety to the Frost Museum starting at 5pm.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Auzin Ahmadi is a writer from the Pacific Northwest. Bruna Dantas Lobato is a Brazilian writer and literary translator based in St. Louis.

The Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo--Helena Bugallo and Amy Williams ‘90--perform contemporary works for solo piano, piano four-hands and two pianos that challenge the notion of what is possible to play. Composers include Conlon Nancarrow, Steve Reich, György Ligeti, and Amy Williams.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Our newly titled The Patrick J. Leahy Public Policy Forum is dedicated this term to the legacy of Senator Leahy and its effect on our democracy.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for a Robotics Science Workshop! Please be sure to bring your laptop for the hands-on portion of the workshop.

Info session, student-led virtual tour, and application & financial aid session designed for transfer and high school students interested in Bennington College.

Presentation by Souleymane Badolo MFA ’13, master dancer, choreographer, and current professor at Bard College who has embarked on a project to bring water and develop a sustainable farming system to supply food for the village of KYA in Burkina Faso, West Africa.

Faculty member J. Vanessa Lyon will talk about her new novel, Lush Lives.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Free
Location: Congregation Beth El

Producer and director, Tamas Wormser, from Montreal, spent time over a period of seven years in Uganda and will be presenting his film, Shalom Putti, at Congregation Beth El in Bennington on Sunday morning, October 1.

Wormser's presentation and screening of the film will be followed by a Q & A session and a potluck brunch.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Eve Schaub, the author of Year of No Garbage will be joined by climate author and advocate Bill McKibben, and Judith Enck, the founder of Beyond Plastics. The three will discuss their work with Joe Donahue of WAMC Northeast Public Radio. A portion of the ticket price for this event will be donated to Beyond Plastics.