One Raffle Ticket, four options! 

1. "Fauna", watercolor, 9 x 12 - Mary Bryan
2. "Vermont Farm Study", oil, 12 x 16 - George Van Hook
3. Individual plein air lesson with Eric Tobin
4. 3-Night Stay at Camp Arden, located in the Adirondack Mountains, New York

Cost: 
$25 per ticket or five tickets for $100
Buyer chooses a prize per ticket purchased. If multiple tickets are purchased, choices may be mixed. 
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.

Drawing:
Held during the Land & Light reception and Award ceremony
Thursday, September 4, 2025
*Winners need not be present to win! 

Fine Print:

• Winner of the Eric Tobin lesson will be contacted by the artist for a mutually agreeable date and time.
• Winner of the Camp Arden stay will be provided with details for reserving their stay.
• Three consecutive nights must be reserved. Dates based upon availability.
• You will be staying in the East Lake Cabin.

About Camp Arden:
Built in the 1880s by Herbert Carpenter, son of famed artist Francis Bicknell Carpenter, Camp Arden offers a charming retreat into the rustic elegance of a bygone era. Guests will stay in the East Lake Cabin, an English-style cabin, perfectly situated to take full advantage of all the Adirondacks have to offer.
Relax on the spacious, screened-in porch, paddle across Carpenter Pond in a provided canoe, or cozy up to an outdoor fire. Inner tubing, catch-and-release native Brook Trout, and 80 acres of property to explore around the camp. High speed internet is available via SpaceX Starlink. Camp Arden is the perfect Adirondack retreat!

Located in the Loon Lake region. Camp Arden is a 20-minute drive to Saranac Lake, and a 35 minute drive to Lake Placid (host to the 1932 and 1980 Olympic Games.)

Saturday, June 21, beginning at 6:00 pm (doors open at 5:30)
Bryan Gallery - Jeffersonville

New York Times best selling author Tobin Anderson considers the politics of beautiful scenery and hidden national longings behind our sense of landscape in this lecture/discussion. As the state prepares to review Act 250 and it's implications, Anderson poses several questions: What do we value about Landscape in the first place? Why are the inhospitable Green Mountains beautiful? And, what is actually attractive about a ruined barn? Anderson addresses attitudes toward landscape in general, traditional New England landscape painting and contemporary Vermont artists to discuss how different societies have found the sublime in their surroundings - and what that may mean for our future. A Q & A will follow the discussion.

Anderson's satirical science fiction novel, Landscape with Invisible Hand, has been made into a movie starring Tiffany Haddish and Asante Black.

This event is free and open to the public.

A Vermont Humanities Council program, supported in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

July 2 - August 31
Bryan Fine Art Gallery - Stowe
Opening Reception with the artist: Saturday, July 5, 1 - 3pm
Please join us for a celebration of these unique paintings!

Original works of art painted on historical maps. The birds and animals depicted are native to the maps on which they are painted.

Saturday, August 9
5:00 - 6:30 pm [NOTE NEW TIME!]
Bryan Gallery

Join instructors Tammy Jordan & Erin Nohl for a 90-minute Sound Bath designed to refresh and rejuvenate.

Lose yourself in sound vibration, guided meditation, and light yoga to ease yourself into the height of summer. This session focuses on balance and mental clarity, aiding in the mind-body-spirit connection and ultimate relaxation as we prepare for those dog days ahead.

The cost of this event is $40 per person.
Registration is required, HERE.
This workshop fills up quickly! Plan to register early! 
For questions, please email us HERE.

NOTE: Participants are asked to bring their support materials including a mat and/or blanket, pillow, and bolsters. The gallery does not provide these items.
We ask participants arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure they are ready to begin at 5:00pm .

Save the date for the Jeffersonville Art Jam on Saturday, August 9, from 10am – 4pm!

[Rain date: Sunday, August 10]
Stretching end-to-end along Main Street, creativity takes over with artist demos and open galleries, live music, local food, unique vendors and activities for children. It’s a day-long, street-long celebration of the arts!

Presented by the Cambridge Arts Council, in partnership with the Bryan Gallery, Visions of Vermont Fine Art Galleries and 60 Main Arts.
Questions: cambridgesartsvt@gmail.com or 802-644-1418

Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Doors open 6:30 pm | Event begins 7:00 pm
Bryan Gallery - 180 Main STreet, Jeffersonville

Bryan Gallery and the Cambridge Historical Society are thrilled to welcome artist Eric Tobin for a special conversation as he shares the influences and experiences of the rich history of of art in Jeffersonville. This converstation is the third of the series presented last year.

Admission Details:
These conversations are FREE and open to the public! No reservations are required — just come on down and grab a seat on a first-come, first-served basis. Bring your friends and immerse yourself in three evenings of inspiring conversation and community spirit! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to connect with our past and present in a whole new way.
For more information, contact the Gallery at 802-644-5100 or info@bryangallery.org

Adopt a Picnic Table Today! Honor a loved one or celebrate a special moment with a meaningful gift that makes a difference. Your adoption will help maintain our beautiful picnic tables and support a welcoming, safe space around our pollinator sculpture garden for all to enjoy. Choose to adopt a full table for $500 click HERE or a half table for $250 by clicking HERE. Help make a lasting impact and thank you for your generous support!