BRATTLEBORO: Hidden in the Hills - Kafka Gardens

Hidden in the Hills: Kafka Gardens
September 2, Sunday, 2 p.m.

If you're not a member of the Brattleboro Museum of Art (BMAC), now would be a good reason to join. (There are hundreds of others when you see the long list of reciprocal museums you can visit).

I'll just leave it at this: This is a rare chance to see this landmark stone work, "Archer's Pavilion," by Mastercraftsman Dan Snow.

Images of Dan Snow’s Archer’s Pavilion courtesy of Michaela Medina / The Gardener’s Eden

Images of Dan Snow’s Archer’s Pavilion courtesy of Michaela Medina / The Gardener’s Eden

Hidden in the Hills introduces BMAC members to unusual artist studios, collections, and residences “hidden” throughout the tri-state region surrounding Brattleboro. On September 2, BMAC members are invited to visit the gardens of Ernest and Barbara Kafka, which feature stonework by Dan Snow, including Archer’s Pavilion. A best-selling cookbook author and winner of the James Beard Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award, Barbara Kafka maintains an extensive kitchen garden, which will also be open for viewing.

Admission: Free, open to BMAC members only. Not a member? Click here.
For directions: call 802-257-0124, ext. 101 or email office@brattleboromuseum.org

Images of Dan Snow’s Archer’s Pavilion courtesy of Michaela Medina / The Gardener’s Eden