Cultural

Performances, exhibitions, recitals, and other cultural activities or those by supporters of the arts

American Heritage Museum with Educational Coordinator Jim Carroll

Join Jim Carrol, Education Coordinator, for the Collings Foundation and the American Heritage Museum, to learn how The American Heritage Museum was formed and what it took to construct and open such an extraordinary place of history and discovery. Look at the world's most extraordinary collections of historic tanks, armored vehicles, and aircraA. United States military history is laid out chronologically from the Revolutionary War to today through a series of compelling and immersive exhibits. Opened in 2019, The American Heritage Museum's motto is Understanding history through authentic

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Anthotypes, Lumen Prints and Phytograms: Weekend with Anne Eder

Come enjoy a wonderful two-day summer workshop learning how to make Anthotypes, Lumen Prints and Phytograms, against the backdrop of historic Sanborn House.

Anthotypes, Lumen prints, and Phytograms are cameraless photographic processes. The innate light sensitivity of plants can be harnessed to produce photographic images that do not require any chemical development or a traditional darkroom, and the chemical compounds in plants can be used to create a working photographic developer.

Anthotype is very romantic and delicately nuanced nineteenth century process, and images may be

Art in August Opening Reception

The Winchester Cultural Council is joining with the Winchester Artists’ Network to exhibit local artists’ works in local shops and businesses throughout the month of August. We are kicking off Art in August with a gala reception to celebrate the arts in Winchester. Come meet the artists who are exhibiting in locations throughout the town, the merchants who generously donate space in their shops and windows, state and town leaders, Winchester Cultural Council members and local grant recipients, as well as other town residents and business owners.

All are invited, free admission. RSVP appreciated