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Join us at Paul J. Shupf Art Center in downtown Waterville or at the Colby Museum on campus to celebrate the season with gorgeous bouquets created by The Robin’s Nest flower shop.
Two local florists will translate the works from Colby College Museum of Art’s collection into their medium. Sketching materials will be …

What role do the arts play in making Waterville a great place to work, live, and play? Waterville’s art and culture sector is on the rise thanks to increased investment and collaboration, and is becoming increasingly important to the community’s identity and economy. This event brings stakeholders together to explore what’s worked …

The Life Learning community is cordially invited to a special event at the Colby College Museum of Art on George Caleb Bingham’s The Jolly Flatboatmen.
Attendees will consider this painting—which is on view as part of the Terra Foundation for American Art’s Collection in Residence program—in conjunction with objects from the …

Join the Colby College Museum of Art on campus for a day of free art workshops, music, food, and interactive gallery experiences for people of all ages.
Create your own works of art with Lunder Institute for American Art resident fellows at the Art Tent, play with the Children’s Discovery Museum and Colby students …

The 2024 Senior Exhibition features the culminating Capstone projects of Studio Art majors who have concentrated in painting, photography, print and digital media, and sculpture during their time at Colby. This year’s contributing seniors are Amani Tran, Annika Hogan, Ari Trueba, Ava Stotz, Emma Baker, Isabella Farren, Jess Xing, Lily Craig, Maeve DiSandro, Marthe …

Join the Colby College Museum of Art and its Waterville partners to celebrate the opening of TOGETHER: ART FOR ALL at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center.
Visit multiple locations across downtown Waterville to see the art created by local residents on the themes of living, working, and playing together in the region.*
Participate in …

The Addison’s founding history provides a snapshot into the state—and stakes—of American art in the 1920s and 30s. Defining American Art: Then and Now is a two-part symposium that takes the Addison’s own formation as a case study to track evolving notions of American art over the last century, with …

Ready, set, あそぼう, 玩游戏, play! Come practice your Chinese and Japanese skills and converse with other art lovers in this one-hour language-based social event held at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center in downtown Waterville. Enjoy free food, music, and conversational activities in Playscape: Contemporary Art from the …