Join African Hall Committee members Denise Jordan, Helen Caulton Harris, and Andrew Cade for a conversation with retired State Representative Ben Swan, reflecting on his career in public service, his…
When Mary Lewis wed Hugh Parsons at the Springfield meetinghouse in 1645, there were only about 100 British colonists living in the settlement. The Parsons had three children and together,…
On Thursday, October 24, over 160 supporters raised a glass to the Springfield Museums at our signature fundraiser, Cheers! The Art of Glass and Wine. The D’Amour Museum of Fine…
Where is ‘Under the Oaks’? Masterpiece painting tracked to Springfield after missing for 100 years, then trail goes cold Published on Masslive.com Apr. 21, 2024, 5:30 a.m. By Jeanette DeForge…
On a sunny Sunday afternoon in March, hundreds of Springfield residents and visitors gathered at the D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts to celebrate the life and legacy of artist-activist Nelson…
We were saddened to learn about the passing on July 23, 2023, of Charles “Chuck” Hayward, a longtime and dear friend of the Springfield Museums. Artist, lecturer, and travel leader,…
“February 15 will be a night where a dream becomes History, and Fine Art meets Fashion,” said international designer and tailor Justin Haynes. Last week on Wednesday, February 15, Springfield…
With five different museums and a sculpture garden, the Springfield Museums have plenty to inspire creativity! We are especially excited when we hear stories of how our Museums motivate visitors…
We asked local musicians, DJs, and photographers to share their thoughts about Front Row Center: Icons of Rock, Blues and Soul, on view at the D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts…
One of the foundational African American community leaders in Springfield was the Reverend William Nelson DeBerry (1870-1948). In late February 2022, the Springfield Museums Archives were gifted photographs and articles…