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Collective Affinities

Detail of belly-dancing records collected by Brenda Corman Alpar, ’62, and her son, Joseph Alpar, Bennington music faculty
VAPA Usdan Gallery

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | "Collective Affinities" presents personal collections created and held by Bennington College faculty, staff, and alums, with contents ranging from leather luggage to subway tickets, cat whiskers to nutcrackers, and belly-dancing records to pulp-fiction paperbacks. Image: Detail of belly-dancing records collected by Brenda Corman Alpar, ’62, and her son, Joseph Alpar, Bennington music faculty

Journaling Group through CAPS

Student Health Center

Looking to gain insight, improve wellbeing, or just engage in self-care through writing? Join us at CAPS for Writing Your Way to Wellness!

Opening - Collective Affinities: Personal collections from the Bennington College community

Detail of belly-dancing records collected by Brenda Corman Alpar, ’62, and her son, Joseph Alpar, Bennington music faculty
VAPA Usdan Gallery

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | "Collective Affinities" presents personal collections created and held by Bennington College faculty, staff, and alums, with contents ranging from monogrammed luggage to Paris Metro tickets, cat whiskers to nutcrackers, and belly-dancing records to pulp-fiction paperbacks.

Neurodivergent Study Group

Commons 256

Join our Neurodivergent Study Group! Connect with peers in a supportive space designed for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and more. Flexible attendance—sign up or drop in for neurodivergent-affirming study sessions.

Dance@Bennington Presents “Garment of the Interior” by Tatyana Tenenbaum - Open Class

Tatyana Tenenbaum in a dance performance
VAPA Martha Hill Dance Theater

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | “Garment of the Interior” is a relational practice based in voice/body with electronic manipulation and textile interventions. The work-in-process builds on over a decade of research by Tatyana Tenenbaum in collaboration with Marisa Clementi, Molly Lieber, Myssi Robinson and Leah Wilks.