Free and open to all, our art gallery and performing arts center is a hub for student artwork, plays, and creative expression.
Visits to to the gallery (outside of public art openings) are by appointment. To schedule a visit, please contact the school in advance by calling our main line (802) 387-5566 or emailing info@putneyschool.org.
March 27 — May 10, 2026
The ceramic work of Putney alums Paula Shalan ’81 and Richard Foye ’65 will be on display this spring in the Currier Center. Foye’s work is inspired by 12th-century Persian glazes and a Japanese Raku style he will demonstrate during Parents Weekend, smoking the pieces in an old-fashioned washing machine drum in order to produce his stunning finishes. Shalan also smoke-fires her work and hand-builds each piece based on observations gleaned from the smallest details found in nature, “in order to distill and highlight the astounding beauty and quiet wisdom of fields and forests.”
Through offerings that spark ideas, conversations and experiences relevant to current topics, we build connections in our community, and beyond. Our space includes a 300-seat auditorium and stage, an art gallery, dance studio, music library and practice rooms, a green room, and office and storage space. Our gallery exhibits are constantly changing, and are always free and open to the public.
Designed with the future in mind, the Currier Center building features a sustainable design with plenty of natural light to contribute to the feeling of movement and activity within. Inside, bold colors heighten the experience of the performance spaces, gallery walls can be moved to reconfigure the exhibition space, and gorgeous views connect visitors to the surrounding landscape.
An historic gem of campus, the former cow barn was converted into a theater early the school’s history. It was named after beloved English and theater teacher Jeffrey Campbell, who
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