The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum

Enjoy members-only access to the updated Twenty Twenty exhibition before it opens to the public.

We are thrilled to host a virtual group conversation moderated by Congressmen Jim Himes of Connecticut between Twenty Twenty artists Marti Cormand, Judith Eisler, Andy Mister, Diana Shpungin, and Gil Scullion.

This class will use the themes, techniques, and processes in Dada and Surrealism as a lens to explore Genesis Belanger’s exhibition, Through the Eye of a Needle.

Tune in on Instagram live for a Bake Along with the Museum’s Curatorial Assistant and Publications Manager, Caitlin Monachino!

Join Senior Curator Amy Smith-Stewart for an exclusive in-person gallery tour of Genesis Belanger: Through the Eye of a Needle.

Join Noah Fox, The Aldrich's Education Manager and Westport’s 2019 Horizon Award winner, for another iteration of “Getting” Contemporary Art.

Join Aldrich Educator Susie Buckley over live video chat for this month’s Virtual Mindfulness and Movement for all ages.

Contemporary artists and writers react to the world around them by creating works with the power to capture—and perhaps even change—“the now.”

Join Aldrich Educator Dayne Encarnacion in a virtual adult tour of the exhibition Frank Stella’s Stars, A Survey.

Gather your little ones around the holidays for a festive Virtual Story Time inspired by the stars!

Grab your favorite cocktail or glass of wine and connect for another Aldrich virtual happy hour and drawing session!

Take a field trip through time as we dive into The Aldrich’s exhibition history!

Visit the Museum for free the third weekend of every month.

Brighten your children’s new year with our interactive Virtual Mindfulness and Movement program!

In this intergenerational poetry workshop, join Ridgefield’s Poet Laureate and Aldrich Educator, Barb Jennes, alongside poetry lovers young and old to embrace the wonders of our lives.

Gather your little ones for our Virtual Story Time, in collaboration with the Ridgefield Library!

We are bringing our popular series back for this Virtual Family Tour!

Visit the Museum for free the third weekend of every month.

Families are invited to make new friends while celebrating the artwork created based on the Aldrich at Home: Creative Kits!

Join artists Bridget Elmer and Emily Larned, the duo behind Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts (ILSSA), joined by Exhibitions Director Richard Klein and Director of Education Namulen Bayarsaihan in a conversation about their participatory mail art ballot project.

This ARTalk features Stephanie Sparling Williams, Ph.D. who is a black feminist theorist and an Associate Curator at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. This lecture explores the themes of self-determination and resistance in art made by African Americans over the last century.

Encourage your children’s well-being with our interactive Virtual Mindfulness and Movement program!

In this intergenerational poetry workshop, join Ridgefield’s Poet Laureate and Aldrich Educator, Barb Jennes, to discuss the mood-changing power of art in the Museum’s current exhibitions.

Join Aldrich Educator Dayne Encarnacion to reflect on Presidents’ Day and dive into our current exhibition Twenty Twenty.

Gather your little ones for our Virtual Story Time, in collaboration with the Ridgefield Library!

Join Art Therapist and Access Specialist Holly Lapine for a virtual conversation and art-making workshop inspired by Frank Stella’s Stars, A Survey.

Join Senior Curator Amy Smith-Stewart and upcoming exhibiting artist Lucia Hierro for a virtual tour of the artist’s New York studio.

Join us for a special Virtual Family Tour co-hosted The AntiRacist Table!

Visit the Museum for free the third weekend of every month!