Grab your sweat-wicking garments, and for heaven's sake run like the dickens, because we're racing through this history tour! Historic walking tours? Pish-posh! Too slow! So, let’s take a 5K […]
You're encouraged to draw through this art history talk! Together, we’ll examine a particular piece from the Roberson Museum's art collection and then respond by making our own piece based […]
Take 2 hours to refresh with some art therapy. In this Zoom workshop, we'll be exploring the Zentangle® Method of patterned drawing. Through this guided class we’ll weave together several […]
In this 2 hour workshop, game designers Kevin and Min Kreiner of Carcosa Creations will walk you through writing your very own live action role-playing game (LARP).
Each month a new lesson, project, and opportunity for connection and growth! Each Art Club is designed to teach you something new--no matter your skill level--and nourish your creativity. You'll […]
This Path Through History Weekend, Roberson is offering both in-person and virtual tours through selected parts of the Museum and Mansion. In each tour, we'll be going into the Museum's more […]
Take a walk through downtown Binghamton this First Friday and see some of Roberson's newest exhibitions. Walk through the dream-like pieces of Jules Gotay--each one with a beginning in poetry--or […]
Families, get ready for a speCATular event all about… you guessed it: Cats! Practice your engineering skills and design a purrrfect cat house model, discover the genetic codes behind feline furs, and get crafty with some absolutely PAWsome cat art. Top the day off with a visit to our brand new Cats! exhibition filled with […]
Take a walk through downtown Binghamton this First Friday and stop in to see some of Roberson’s newest exhibitions. There are more than 10 exhibits to explore across 3 floors. […]
Each month a new lesson, project, and opportunity for connection and growth! Each Art Club is designed to teach you something new--no matter your skill level--and nourish your creativity. What […]
Support provided by the general operations support grants from the United Cultural Fund, a program of the Broome County Arts Council; the Conrad and Virginia Klee Foundation; the Zoos, Botanical Gardens and Aquariums Program, administered by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreational, and Historical Preservation; and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
