What makes people care about sustainability? How can art be a motivational force for non-artists? Those were the questions I asked myself when the weight of the environmental crisis became [...]
Photo credit: Joe Klementovich Winter in the White Mountains and across the northeastern United States have warmed substantially over our lifetime. Our memories of winters past may include unfathomably deep, [...]
Join artist Kim Bernard for a show and tell about how she creates sculpture that is recycled, kinetic, interactive, involves the community and is public. Working with materials such as [...]
Please join us for the follow-up to our Know Your Neighbors Summit event in June! Schedule of events: 2:00-2:15—Introductions 2:15-3:00— Success Story from the Opening of the Bartlett Historical Museum [...]
Please join us for our upcoming Mountain Voices lecture featuring Sally Manikian. Check back soon, there's more details and information to come! This event will be hybrid. To receive a [...]
The lecture will examine Robert Frost's 1914 book North of Boston through the lens of his links to New Hampshire. It will examine the ways that Frost sought to push [...]
The MWM will be closed Tuesday, November 26 through Saturday, November 30 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. We will reopen to the public on Tuesday, December 3 at 10am.
The White Mountains are home to some of the most dynamic winter weather on the plant. From Mount Washington’s record wind to a US 24-hour snowfall record, the Whites play [...]
The MWM will be closed Saturday, December 14 through Tuesday, December 21 for the holidays and installation of upcoming exhibits.