Drawing Workshop
- Sponsored by:
- M Gallery
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Weekly Drop-In Live Model Drawing
Materials are provided by the M Gallery. Anyone, at any skill level, is welcome to join!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Come to M Gallery’s mystery screening & performance in the Johnson pit!
Johnson Atrium
Opening for M Gallery’s fall student exhibition, The Watchful Eye. Expect student performances, hors d’oeuvres, lively chatter, and an amazing evening full of student art. All are welcome!
132 Blinn Lane, Innovation Hub
Join MiddCAT from 5-7 on October 8th in Johnson for a workshop in conjunction with the opening for “The Roots of Change: Rethinking Indigeneity at Middlebury College,” a solo art exhibition by Margaret Jacobs. Inspired by the transformative themes in Jacobs’ work, we will be creating paper and pipe cleaner flowers out of repurposed materials. This event is part of a larger effort to gather community to recognize and celebrate Indigeneity at Middlebury, and will feature several clubs coming together to host their own workshops during the opening.
Johnson Pavilion
M Gallery’s Spring 2026 exhibition, Tools For the Future has finally arrived. Join us at the Old Stone Mill (82 Weybridge Street) from 7-9 PM Friday, May 1st, and 1-3 PM Saturday, May 2nd, to enjoy a glimpse of the future. We asked artists on campus to think ahead with optimism and to create objects that help create, ponder, and explore a future they wish to live in. These objects, alongside our own contributions (displayed during the Nocturne Festival) will be displayed on the first floor of the Old Stone Mill.
To Be Announced