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In memory of 9/11, the Currier Museum of Art has installed a focused exhibition of images of the day and its aftermath.
Museum will reopen when Covid-19 infection rates start to decrease.
New Fund will be administered by the CDFA and BFA and offer a simple and flexible application
process.
The Currier Museum of Art and the Currier Art Center will close temporarily starting tomorrow, Monday, March 16, until at least Friday, April 3, when we will evaluate whether it is safe to re-open. We invite you to explore the museum online, including information on our new Frank Lloyd Wright house.
The exhibition opens March 21 and will be on view through June 28, 2020.
Annual event is the biggest family-friendly New Year’s Eve celebration in Northern New England.
With the help of a donor, the Currier Museum of Art acquires a rare “Usonian Automatic” house by America’s most important architect.
This campaign season, the Currier Museum of Art presents an exhibition in collaboration with the artist group For Freedoms that explores issues of civic engagement. Without taking a stand in party politics, the museum welcomes everyone to reflect and participate in the political process leading up to the presidential primary, anticipated for February 11, 2020.
The event will take place rain or shine on Saturday, July 20, from 5 to 9 p.m.
On June 28 the exhibition will be inaugurated with a special concert by guitar virtuoso Johnny A. The night begins with a pre-concert cocktail reception with live music. Guests will have an exclusive first look at the new exhibit and be able to talk directly with the curators in the galleries.