Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield, MA offers a unique array of exhibitions, activities, and attractions for visitors of all ages. From fine art and ancient objects to fossils; from an aquarium of native and exotic creatures to the Feigenbaum Hall of Innovation, we are your community museum: a place where everyone, from toddlers to elders, can learn,... Learn More >

Billings Farm & Museum in Woodstock, Vermont, features one of the finest Jersey dairy farms in America, operating with a museum of Vermont’s rural heritage. Self-guided tours include the restored and furnished 1890 Farm House and creamery - technological marvels in their day, engaging farm life exhibits displayed in 19th century... Learn More >

The Birds of Vermont Museum houses a unique collection of over 500 wood carvings of Vermont's nesting and migratory birds (and a few others). Most carvings were completed by Bob Spear, a retired, quiet, self-taught naturalist whose vision turned into a one-of a-kind Museum in Huntington, Vermont. Each bird is displayed diorama-style in typical... Learn More >

Black River Academy Museum is the Alma Mater of President Calvin Coolidge, Attorney General John Garibaldi Sargent, Publisher Abby Hemenway and many other notable alumni. Today, this unique Richardsonian building embodies the cultural history of the Black River Valley through instruction in traditional crafts, lectures, work with local school... Learn More >

Built in 1692 for the family of William Boardman, a joiner, Boardman House survives remarkably intact from its original construction. With the exception of minor structural stabilization and repairs, the house remains unaltered since the early eighteenth century, providing an exceptional opportunity to view seventeenth- and eighteenth-century... Learn More >

Boston Children’s Museum is the second oldest, and one of the most influential children’s museums in the world. It was founded in 1913 by the Science Teachers' Bureau, a group of visionary educators dedicated to providing new resources for both teachers and students, as a center for the exchange of materials and ideas to advance the teaching... Learn More >

The BUAG maintains an ongoing exhibition schedule in its current location on Commonwealth Avenue since 1958, exhibitions focus on international, national, and regional art developments, chiefly in the twentieth century. BUAG has a particular commitment to offer a culturally inclusive view of art, one that expands the boundaries of museum... Learn More >

Welcome to the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. With a collection of more than 20,000 works of art from around the world, made from antiquity to the present day, the Museum is a destination for visitors from near and far. Its rich history stretches back to 1811, when James Bowdoin III donated his painting and drawing collection to the College.... Learn More >

The Brick Store Museum was founded in 1936 by American artist Edith Barry. Barry originally opened the Museum in her great-grandfather's old dry-goods store, built of brick in 1825. Today, the Museum inhabits a campus of five 19th-Century buildings on Main Street in Kennebunk. It is open year-round, presenting revolving exhibitions on a range... Learn More >

The Bristol Art Museum (BAM) is one of the oldest and most beloved cultural institutions in the Rhode Island's East Bay, thanks to the stewardship of our dedicated volunteers. For more than 50 years, these individuals mounted their exhibits in the borrowed ballroom of the Linden Place estate, giving their community an intimate glimpse of renowned... Learn More >