Events

Join Museum Director Tracy Fitzpatrick on a tour of the exhibition, The Declaration Distributed: Westchester County’s Holt Broadside of 1776.

Ease into a quiet moment of creativity. Slow down, set aside your screens, and find your zen in the museum’s galleries through meditative drawing.

Each semester, weekly visiting artist lectures host noted artists, curators, critics, and historians to share their perspectives, expertise, and current work, and to give insight into contemporary issues facing artists and designers.

Harriet Clark has received fellowships from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and the Wallace Stegner program. She was a Jones Lecturer in Creative Writing at Stanford University and is the winner of the 2023 Paris Review’s Plimpton Prize for her short story “Descent.” Her debut novel, The Hill, which was published in 2026, tells the story of Suzanna Klein, a young girl whose mother, a political radical, was sentenced to prison for her role in a bank robbery when Suzanna was a baby. A novel about politics and prison life, among many other things, The Hill has been described in the New Yorker as “superb” and praised for its “lucidity” and “honesty and unillusioned wit.”

Broadview is pleased to invite you to the next Campus Connections Lunch, a monthly opportunity for faculty and staff to gather with colleagues and Broadview residents in a relaxed, informal setting. 

Students of Voice and Opera Studies perform in a salon style recital.