Art Chat: No Solace in the Shade
Join fellow art enthusiasts at the Museum for a lively discussion of Jerrell Gibbs’ paintings from our special exhibition, Jerrell Gibbs: No Solace in the Shade.
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February 2026
Loving the Less Lovable: Spiders
After 12+ years in pest management, Kevin Wiener realized that most "bugs" are not pests and are very beneficial to the environment, so he became an ambassador of arthropods and an educator to highlight insects and their ecological roles.
Learn More Purchase TicketsPlants Out of Place: Communicating Effectively About Invasive Species
During this online webinar, Dr. Mason Heberling will discuss a new project he initiated at Carnegie Museum of Natural History focused on increasing public awareness of invasive plants. Dr. Heberling will share outcomes and some lessons learned in connection to the changing scientific perspectives on the categorization and perceived threats of invasive plants and highlight the need for updated, inclusive communication strategies.
Learn More Purchase TicketsArt Chat: No Solace in the Shade
Join fellow art enthusiasts at the Museum for a lively discussion of Jerrell Gibbs’ paintings from our special exhibition, Jerrell Gibbs: No Solace in the Shade.
Learn MoreChildren's Read-Aloud Program
Young children and their grown-ups hear a story, interact with art in the Museum and make their own creative works in this popular program. Image
Learn More Purchase TicketsArt Chat: No Solace in the Shade
Join fellow art enthusiasts at the Museum for a lively discussion of Jerrell Gibbs’ paintings from our special exhibition, Jerrell Gibbs: No Solace in the Shade.
Learn MoreYoga at the Brandywine
An inclusive and beginner-friendly yoga class designed for practitioners of all levels to explore the transformative benefits of yoga in just one hour. Join us for a blissful journey of movement, breath, and mindfulness as we cultivate harmony and balance in body and...
Learn More Purchase TicketsT'ai Chi Chih at the Brandywine
T'ai Chi Chih is a mindful, moving meditation. April Leffler will lead attendees in 19 slow moving, meditative movements. T'ai Chi Chih is a wonderful way to center and balance oneself. No special clothing or equipment is required. Classes will be held in the Waterview Room on the 2nd Floor of the Brandywine Museum of Art.
Learn More Purchase TicketsStewardship Walk at the Laurels Preserve
Join Assistant Preserve Manager, Caleb Meredith, on a leisurely hike around the Laurels Preserve to discuss recent stewardship work and the reasons behind the activities.
Learn MoreLoving the Less Lovable: Coyotes
Samara Trusso, Wildlife Management Supervisor with the PA Game Commission, will share her love of coyotes, a resilient and adaptable canine that thrives in rural landscapes and, increasingly, urban environments.
Learn More Purchase TicketsArt Chat: No Solace in the Shade
Join fellow art enthusiasts at the Museum for a lively discussion of Jerrell Gibbs’ paintings from our special exhibition, Jerrell Gibbs: No Solace in the Shade.
Learn MoreChildren's Read-Aloud Program
Young children and their grown-ups hear a story, interact with art in the Museum and make their own creative works in this popular program. ImageImage
Learn More Purchase TicketsArt Chat: No Solace in the Shade
Join fellow art enthusiasts at the Museum for a lively discussion of Jerrell Gibbs’ paintings from our special exhibition, Jerrell Gibbs: No Solace in the Shade.
Learn MoreMarch 2026
First Free Sundays for Families
Enjoy free, all-day admission to the Brandywine Museum of Art! In addition to free admission, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., families are invited to join in creative art activities* led by teaching artists.
Learn MoreCommunity Conversation: Black Women & Curatorial Excellence
Join us for an afternoon Community Conversation at the Brandywine Museum of Art, where we’ll come together to share perspectives, exchange stories, and connect through the themes of art and the world around us.
Learn MoreLoving the Less Lovable: Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes. It’s hard to fathom that they have a purpose other than annoyance! The Westmoreland Conservation District’s West Nile Virus Coordinator, Chrissy Edwards-McCune, will share the role mosquitoes play in our ecosystem.
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