The Artists-in-Residence at the Byrdcliffe welcomes the public to the third of four Summer Open Studios for 2025.
Byrdcliffe is excited to welcome back The Fugs for two performances in celebration of the 60th anniversary of their first concert.
Part sex comedy, part Greek tragedy – Nanna returns as a ghost to help her grandson in his relationship and finds she must resolve her own problems before she can help him. A production of Round the Bend Theatre Company
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.
Composer/pianist Sylvia Bullett performs a song cycle of original art songs
The exhibition,"Salvage Stories | Seven Sculptors", closes with a reception for the artists and a special musical performance by Ken Butler
CROSSING OVER - an exhibition featuring the sculptures, paintings, and prints of the late feminist artist Nancy Azara (1930-2024), and encaustic paintings by her widow, Darla Bjork.
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.
Step inside White Pines, the original home of Byrdcliffe’s founders Ralph and Jane Whitehead, with Byrdcliffe Historian Henry T. Ford and discover how this 1902 utopian arts and crafts colony began. Meet on the front porch of White Pines (454 Upper Byrdcliffe Road, Woodstock, NY) at noon; suggested donation, $10. Afterwards, the Artists-in-Residence at the Byrdcliffe […]
The Artists-in-Residence at the Byrdcliffe welcomes the public to the fourth of four Summer Open Studios for 2025.
This exhibition brings together antique landscape paintings from the Byrdcliffe collection, in a dialogue across time with 50 vastly different landscape photographs from 15 contemporary women artists, all sharing the space of the Hudson Valley.