Behind the Scenes of "This Earthen Door"
Join us online for a lively presentation discussing the development of the exhibition "This Earthen Door: Nature as Muse and Material."
Learn More Purchase TicketsJoin us online for a lively presentation discussing the development of the exhibition "This Earthen Door: Nature as Muse and Material."
Learn More Purchase TicketsAligning with Longwood Garden's Community Read selection for 2025, Penguin Court's Book Club will discuss "Paradise Under Glass: The Education of an Indoor Gardener" by Ruth Kassinger.
Learn More Purchase TicketsHear the tales behind the trails! Join Brandywine Conservancy staff alongside municipal and community partners for a seasonal series of gentle walks to learn the behind-the-scenes actions involved in creating public outdoor community spaces. These leisurely walks held at sites throughout Chester County will highlight projects made possible through collaborative efforts and public support.
Learn More Purchase TicketsJoin us for an educational program that delves into the rich history, cultural significance, and artistry of bonsai, the ancient Japanese practice of growing miniature trees.
Learn More Purchase TicketsT'ai Chi Chih is a mindful, moving meditation and a wonderful way to center and balance oneself. April Leffler will lead attendees in the Museum courtyard for 19 slow moving, meditative movements. No special clothing or equipment is required.
Learn More Purchase TicketsPrior to its public opening, our upcoming special exhibition, This Earthen Door, will be open exclusively for Brandywine members and their guests.
Learn MoreIn addition to free admission, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. join in creative art activities* celebrating art and nature. Explore the exhibition "This Earthen Door: Nature as Muse and Material," and join artist Amanda Marchand in transferring color directly from plants to works of art.
Learn MoreEnjoy an evening tour of Penguin Court led by Program Manager, Melissa Reckner, who will share the history of the property and Brandywine Conservancy's use of it. We will walk about half a mile across a mowed lawn, up a flight of stairs, and across cobblestones and a paved road as we view the conservatory, old mansion site, and greenhouse.
Learn More Purchase TicketsJoin us for a special program welcoming a group of participants with dementia and their care partners to view and discuss art at the Brandywine Museum of Art in a supportive setting. Brandywine educators and ARTZ staff will facilitate encouraging and inclusive group conversations about two to...
Learn More Purchase TicketsNature and art enthusiasts, this stroll’s for you. Join award winning artist and instructor Randy Graham and botanical expert, Janet Ebert for a morning walk to experience Brandywine’s campus and/or meadows and native plantings. Randy will provide an introduction with teaching tips to effectively capture details of the natural surroundings through sketching, while Janet’s native botanical expertise will fuel your curiosity to learn more about the local ecology. The walk will be interspersed with stops to give participants the opportunity to engage in independent sketching.
Learn More Purchase TicketsJoin us for an in-depth tour of the Penguin Court Conservatory, which was designed by Milt Shaulis and his team at the Shaulis Design Group in the 1980s.
Learn More Purchase TicketsEnjoy a concert under the stars in the Museum's outdoor courtyard featuring a medley of bluegrass, old-time, and folk music from Noggin Hill.
Learn More Purchase TicketsImmerse yourself in Kuerner Farm, a source of inspiration for Andrew Wyeth for over 70 years, and a featured property on the National Register of Historic Places, with an art class led by Karl J. Kuerner. As the grandson of two of Andrew Wyeth’s best-known subjects and a student of Carolyn Wyeth, Karl’s personal experiences with the farm provide special insight into the property and its rich history.
Learn More Sold OutImmerse yourself in Kuerner Farm, a source of inspiration for Andrew Wyeth for over 70 years, and a featured property on the National Register of Historic Places, with an art class led by Karl J. Kuerner. As the grandson of two of Andrew Wyeth’s best-known subjects and a student of Carolyn Wyeth, Karl’s personal experiences with the farm provide special insight into the property and its rich history.
Learn More Sold OutImmerse yourself in Kuerner Farm, a source of inspiration for Andrew Wyeth for over 70 years, and a featured property on the National Register of Historic Places, with an art class led by Karl J. Kuerner. As the grandson of two of Andrew Wyeth’s best-known subjects and a student of Carolyn Wyeth, Karl’s personal experiences with the farm provide special insight into the property and its rich history.
Learn More Sold OutImmerse yourself in Kuerner Farm, a source of inspiration for Andrew Wyeth for over 70 years, and a featured property on the National Register of Historic Places, with an art class led by Karl J. Kuerner. As the grandson of two of Andrew Wyeth’s best-known subjects and a student of Carolyn Wyeth, Karl’s personal experiences with the farm provide special insight into the property and its rich history.
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