Events

Dive into the world of David Hockney, most recognized for his portraits and pools and painting with acrylic. With time, Hockney grew with digital a new process “liquid paper”.

What if putting down some of what you’re carrying could free up your energy for what truly matters?

Whether you’re replaying a conversation, worrying about what’s next, carrying an old disappointment, feeling the pressure of school or work, or simply holding too much in your head, this evening is an invitation to pause.

American Stories from Sargent to O'Keeffe brings together artworks by some of the most iconic American artists in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Crystal healing and balancing, then a fireside ceremony beneath the autumn sky to honour the season.

Explore the fun and freedom of printing from nature with instructor Mary Himes. Using a variety of botanicals, we’ll use gel plates to create unique prints that can be framed or used as notecards and other home goods. You’ll be amazed at how this simple printmaking process wakes up the creativity within– like a mini vacation.

Explore The Beatles through the music that inspired a visual and cultural revolution! This multi-media presentation uses film and television clips, iconic album artwork, photography, fashion, style, and the colorful visual language that created a template for a generation... illustrating the connection between The Beatles’ music and the visual world it helped create.

Join the Carriage Barn for an exclusive group tour and lunch at the recently renovated Yale Center for British Art.  Guided tour of John Constable: The Landscape Reimagined, followed by a private group lunch on site.

The landscape paintings of John Constable (1776–1837) are among the most iconic images in British art, transforming the genre of landscape painting.  This exhibition explores his bold, innovative open-air paintings, which radically transformed the trajectory of European landscape painting.

Join a Carriage Barn group guided tour with art historian and Met insider Dr. Page Knox.  Featuring over 120 works from more than 80 U.S. and international lenders, this exhibition marks the first major New York presentation of either artist’s work in over two decades—and their first at The Met.

Michael-Louis Smith and his band Take A Step Back return with an evening of live music. Opening set by The Parkway Ramblers! Complimentary cocktails, wine & beer (21+, donations appreciated).