Upcoming events.
Reflections on Mother Opening Reception
The Liberty Museum & Arts Center opens it’s 2026 season Friday May 1st, with the eagerly-awaited "Reflection on Mother" exhibit, a multi-media, multi-dimensional exhibition replete with paintings, photography, sculpture, poetry and music, all inspired by Mothers and Motherhood.
There will be food and drink , poetry and musical performances and a chance to meet the artists and performers. The reception and exhibit is open to all and admission is always free.
The Museum, celebrating its 33rd anniversary in the historic Katz's Bakery building, is located at 46 South Main Street in the village of Liberty, across from the newly-renovated Liberty Theater. The Museum is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4pm and anytime by appointment.
For more information call or text Naomi at (845) 807-6055
Día de los Muertos Event
Día de Los Muertos tribute Installation featuring “Terminally Pretty” by John David DeJesus and “Overflow” by Roxxanne Rittenhouse
Mini Art workshops
Join us at the museum for art making workshops! Make some mini artworks to add to the creation station outside the museum. FREE and all are welcome!
Performance of “Calle Allende”by Anatar M. Gagné
CALLE ALLENDE
Directed, Created & Designed by Anatar M. Gagne
Performed By Anatar M. Gagne & Madison J. Cripps
Shackled by restraints of reality, Frida finds herself unable to paint. In a moment of desperation, she re-discovers her life source- the other Frida. "Calle Allende" is inspired by an entry in Frida Kahlo’s Diary “The Two Fridas”. "Calle Allende", a puppet theatre production, brings to life Frida’s struggle to reconcile her broken self and dying inspiration. Frida’s pain has clouded her, but in a moment of clarity soon realizes that without her imagination, she will lose her lifeline.
For mature audiences. Themes of death, loss and miscarriages.
Tickets Required
Adults $20
Students $10
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/pinned-sewtured/calle-allende-2134146738
DVAA Grant writing workshop
A series of free informational workshops will be hosted online and in-person by DVAA to assist with effective grant writing, creating a budget, generating ideas, and networking with other artists and organizations. Workshop registration is required for first-time applicants and encouraged for all —even if you have been a successful grantee previously.
DVAA encourages you to get a jump start and read through the new guidelines before the application window opens.
Download the 2026 Arts for Sullivan Community Arts Grant guidelines and register for a workshop (required for all). Potential applicants may also schedule a phone or online meeting to discuss their project grant. https://delawarevalleyartsalliance.org/arts-for-sullivan/
For more information, contact Grants Manager, Tanner Simon, at (845) 252-7576 x 1004 or grants@delawarevalleyartsalliance.org. And, check out our Instagram account @ArtsforSullivan
Halloween Event
Kusar Grace presents an afternoon of thrills, and goodies for children and kids at heart
Chili Cook-Off and Jazz Festival
Liberty Harvest Festival — Chili Cook-Off and Jazz Festival
Liberty Museum and Arts Center
“Widow Bunny” Artist talk and reception by Anatar M. Gagné
Widow Bunny is a raw and heartfelt documentation of Puppeteer Anatar M. Gagné’s (Pinned & Sewtured) grieving process after she lost her husband unexpectedly last year.
Artists Painting at LMAC for Shine the Light Exhibition
Shine the Light is the window art project being held at the Liberty Museum and Arts Center, LMAC. The artwork will be created on location in the historic building at 46 South Main Street, Liberty, NY. Stop in to see the artists at work and view our current exhibitions.
Artists were invited to submit uplifting, vibrant designs that will bring smiles and joy to all who pass by and gaze up at our historic windows.
Family-friendly themed artwork that will be placed in the eight windows on the second and third floors of the building at 46 South Main Street, Liberty, NY and will be visible to pedestrians, drivers and passengers between December and March.
Memories of Brazil- Presentation & Reception
Exhibition of Indigenous Brazilian Art presented by Ed Ziff
Artists Painting at LMAC for Shine the Light Exhibition
Shine the Light is the window art project being held at the Liberty Museum and Arts Center, LMAC. The artwork will be created on location in the historic building at 46 South Main Street, Liberty, NY. Stop in to see the artists at work and view our current exhibitions.
Artists were invited to submit uplifting, vibrant designs that will bring smiles and joy to all who pass by and gaze up at our historic windows.
Family-friendly themed artwork that will be placed in the eight windows on the second and third floors of the building at 46 South Main Street, Liberty, NY and will be visible to pedestrians, drivers and passengers between December and March.
