Museum Members and the general public are invited to join BRAHM on Saturday, June 29th, from 5–7pm for our Summer Exhibition Celebration.

Exhibition Reception: Out of the Blue FLOW

Tuesday, April 23

5:30 - 7PM

Alexander Community Gallery

Please join BRAHM in celebrating its current Alexander Community Gallery installation featuring the work of local artist collective, Out of the Blue (OOTB). OOTB is a cohesive and collaborative group of artists sharing processes, ideas, and exhibiting together since 2015. Members of the group include Beth Andrews, Marion Cloaninger, Marsha Holmes, and Susan Marlowe. Come and meet the artists, look at their work, and enjoy snacks and a cash bar!

Museum Members are invited for our summer exhibition celebration on June 24th from 5:00–7:00pm highlighting the opening of GIFTED: Collecting the Art of California at Gardena High School, 1919-1956, curated by Susan M. Anderson. BRAHM is thrilled to be the first venue on the East Coast to host this spectacular exhibition.

The WFDD 2023 Photo of the Year exhibition showcases all 52 submissions that were chosen as Photo of the Week last year and gives visitors the opportunity to vote for their favorites. As a public radio station based in the Piedmont Triad area, WFDD connects their audience through these featured snapshots from around the region, including some captured here in the High Country. These images illustrate the breadth of North Carolina's culture and natural beauty, from a sunset at Bear Wallow Mountain to evening fog settling on Winston-Salem’s skyline.

Museum Members are invited for our summer exhibition celebration on June 24th from 5:00–7:00pm highlighting the opening of GIFTED: Collecting the Art of California at Gardena High School, 1919-1956, curated by Susan M. Anderson. BRAHM is thrilled to be the first venue on the East Coast to host this spectacular exhibition.

Join BRAHM on March 24th from 5–7:00pm for our spring exhibition celebration! Exhibition celebrations are a great opportunity to see what's on view at the Museum and connect with others in the local community. Docents will be available in the galleries to provide insight and answer any questions about the art.

This is a free event that is open to the public. No registration is required. Light refreshments and a cash bar will be provided.

BRAHM is hosting an open house this Fall to celebrate the Museum. Come chat with docents, meet the new director, and see Jagged Path: the African Diaspora in Western North Carolina in Craft, Music, and Dance before it ends! Light refreshments including a cash bar will be available.

Join us to celebrate the stories of service from people who are 50+ in our community.

5:00 - 7:00PM

We are trying something new. This Fall our Exhibition Celebration will be held over 4 nights of extended hours. Come visit the museum after work every Thursday night in October.

We are trying something new. This Fall our Exhibition Celebration will be held over 4 nights of extended hours. Come visit the museum after work every Thursday night in October.

We are trying something new. This Fall our Exhibition Celebration will be held over 4 nights of extended hours. Come visit the museum after work every Thursday night in October.

We are trying something new. This Fall our Exhibition Celebration will be held over 4 nights of extended hours. Come visit the museum after work every Thursday night in October.

5:00 - 7:00PM

Join us Thursday, July 30th at 3 pm for the first of many discussions with artists featured in our exhibition Branching Out; Works in Wood from North Carolina. This Thursday we will be speaking with Zak Weinberg, Erik Wolken, Brent Skidmore, and Jim Oleson.

We’re thrilled to present our first online exhibition Terra Ludis: PlayGround, opening on Saturday, April 25th! Live vicariously through photographs and interviews with 19 locals who share their love for outdoor activities such as hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, mountain biking, road cycling and fly fishing. This online exhibit also features an interactive map where you can find directions to the best trails or climbing spots around (with social distancing as a number one rule). If you don't see your favorite place on the map you will be able to add it!