BMAC presents art and ideas in ways that inspire, educate, and engage all ages. Programs reflect the cultural richness of the community. Take a virtual tour.

The Bread and Puppet Museum has a massive accumulation of puppets, masks, paintings and graphics from the Bread and Puppet Theater, housed in a 150-year-old barn in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom.

A cultural treasure, the Fleming Museum of Art presents contemporary and historic exhibitions from around the world, as well as year-round programming. The Museum houses Vermont’s most comprehensive collection of art and anthropological artifacts.

The Frog Hollow Vermont Craft Gallery in the Church Street Marketplace features unique, handcrafted original work by over 100 of Vermont’s top artisans. The Gallery hosts artist demonstrations and lectures.

Converted from a former dairy farm, the Hall Art Foundation welcomes visitors to view its rotating, temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.

Middlebury College Museum of Art has a collection of several thousand objects ranging from antiquity to contemporary art, including distinguished Asian art, photography, 19th-century European and American sculpture, and contemporary prints.

Norman Rockwell Museum of Vermont has a nationally recognized collection of Norman Rockwell’s art that commemorates Norman Rockwell’s Vermont years and the entire span and diversity of his career.

There is a reason why Shelburne Museum welcomes thousands of school children each year—it is an incredibly rich resource for learning about American history, industry, culture, and art.

Vermont Center for Photography is to promote the photographic arts through exhibitions and education. The Center features a monthly change-over of exhibitions that ensures something new for every visit!