Join us for a gallery walkthrough hosted by the Women Sculptor Group (WSG) in collaboration with the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, of the current exhibition, Salvage Stories: Seven Sculptors.
Join us for Woodstock Byrdcliffe’s annual celebration and fundraiser, Celebrate Byrdcliffe! Gather with others in the community for a fun-filled afternoon of food, libations, a silent auction, and a live performance by Brian Mitchell.
Please join us as we welcome Anne-Marie, Byrdcliffe's new Executive Director, to our community where she will present a brief talk and film that shares her experience supporting artists and creative communities.
Join us for the Byrdcliffe Ceramics Studio Pottery sale at the historic Byrdcliffe Theatre in Woodstock, NY.
Join Guest Curator Anne Arden McDonald and Byrdcliffe Resident Historian Henry T. Ford as they lead a Walk & Talk tour of our latest exhibition.
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Byrdcliffe's contemporary ceramics program, throughout 2026 we will be focusing a spotlight on ceramics. First up, the Shop will feature a selection of Byrdcliffe's Artist in Residence Gwyneth Scally's sculptural and functional ceramics. February 6-8, 12-5 PM
The 2025 Artists-in-Residence Literary Artists & Performers Presentation will feature literary artists, musicians, and performance artists who attended Byrdcliffe's Artists-in-Residence program during the 2025 season.
Join curator Dr Bruce Weber for a tour of the exhibition Going Upstate: The Avery Family in Woodstock
"Going Upstate: The Avery Family in Woodstock" curator Bruce Weber will moderate a conversation with artist and Avery family member Sean Cavanaugh, renowned collector Harvey S. Shipley Miller and artist and Avery family friend Robert Selkowitz.
Join curator Dr Bruce Weber for a tour of the exhibition Going Upstate: The Avery Family in Woodstock.
Celebrate Byrdcliffe is our annual fundraiser dedicated to supporting this unique and vital cultural resource. The 2026 event is particularly significant as we gear up for our 125th milestone and reflect on Byrdcliffe’s impact on the art, culture, and community of the Hudson Valley and beyond.
