Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Plein Air Drop-In

Explore the park through an artist's lens! Step outside and enjoy the fresh air while particiating in watercolor painting activities with the park's student artist-in-residence. Activities include painting floral designs, finding inspiration from the landscape, and maki......More

Explore the park through an artist's lens! Step outside and enjoy the fresh air while particiating in watercolor painting activities with the park's student artist-in-residence. Activities include painting floral designs, finding inspiration from the landscape, and making abstract art. Activities will be adapted on rainey days to take place in the Caretaker's Garage (next to the visitor center).All experience levels welcome. Watercolor supplies and paper provided. Artists may also choose to bring their own.

Check in at the visitor center to find out this week's plein air location within the park.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Blow-Me-Down Farm Walking Tour

Join a special walking tour of the historic and beautiful Blow-Me-Down Farm located along the banks of the Connecticut River. Join Ranger Bob to learn about Charles Beaman, the "father" of the Cornish Colony, and the Beaman family's summer home as a prime example of the......More

Join a special walking tour of the historic and beautiful Blow-Me-Down Farm located along the banks of the Connecticut River. Join Ranger Bob to learn about Charles Beaman, the "father" of the Cornish Colony, and the Beaman family's summer home as a prime example of the "Country House Era."

This program begins at Blow-Me-Down Farm and NOT near the park's visitor center. Follow Beaman Drive (NOT St. Gaudens Rd.) from NH Route 12A to Blow-Me-Down Farm.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Summer Concert Series: New London Brass

Vibrant brass celebrating the golden era of swing.Summer concerts on the park grounds, an annual event since 1946, are generously sponsored by the Saint-Gaudens Memorial with additional support of donors and partners. The performances carry on a tradition by Augustus Sa......More

Vibrant brass celebrating the golden era of swing.Summer concerts on the park grounds, an annual event since 1946, are generously sponsored by the Saint-Gaudens Memorial with additional support of donors and partners. The performances carry on a tradition by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who often held concerts in his studio for family and friends. Many of the concerts feature the Little Studio’s historic piano, once owned by Cornish Colony painter Maxfield Parrish.

Most concerts take place in the Little Studio, or on the adjacent outdoor pergola. There is a large expanse of lawn, as well as formal gardens, in front of the performance area. Evergreen hedge walls define the north edge of the concert area, and a h

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Plein Air Drop-In

Explore the park through an artist's lens! Step outside and enjoy the fresh air while particiating in watercolor painting activities with the park's student artist-in-residence. Activities include painting floral designs, finding inspiration from the landscape, and maki......More

Explore the park through an artist's lens! Step outside and enjoy the fresh air while particiating in watercolor painting activities with the park's student artist-in-residence. Activities include painting floral designs, finding inspiration from the landscape, and making abstract art. Activities will be adapted on rainey days to take place in the Caretaker's Garage (next to the visitor center).All experience levels welcome. Watercolor supplies and paper provided. Artists may also choose to bring their own.

Check in at the visitor center to find out this week's plein air location within the park.

Junior Ranger Day

Celebrate our youngest stewards!Participate in a variety of activities to become the park's newest Junior Rangers. Special family activities are ongoing throughout the day at the Caretaker's Garage and throughout the park.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Plein Air Drop-In

Explore the park through an artist's lens! Step outside and enjoy the fresh air while particiating in watercolor painting activities with the park's student artist-in-residence. Activities include painting floral designs, finding inspiration from the landscape, and maki......More

Explore the park through an artist's lens! Step outside and enjoy the fresh air while particiating in watercolor painting activities with the park's student artist-in-residence. Activities include painting floral designs, finding inspiration from the landscape, and making abstract art. Activities will be adapted on rainey days to take place in the Caretaker's Garage (next to the visitor center).All experience levels welcome. Watercolor supplies and paper provided. Artists may also choose to bring their own.

Check in at the visitor center to find out this week's plein air location within the park.

Aspet Open House

Step inside the home of Augustus and Augusta Saint-Gaudens. A docent will be available to answer questions and share history about the home, family, and Cornish Colony of artists.

Aspet is the large white, brick building in the park's core area. The West Porch is located on the side of the building furthest from the visitor center. It is oriented to face the large open field and view of Mount Ascutney in the distance.

Beyond the Bronze

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates it......More

Recasts, or copies, of monuments by Augustus Saint-Gaudens from across the country now stand throughout the park. Join this ranger-guided program to explore the sculptures that helped forge an American identity in the Gilded Age and beyond. As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, this program shares the stories of people connected to these iconic works and their significance today.

This program begins outside the visitor center and moves across the park's historic core area. It includes walking on mowed grass and sometimes uneven ground.

Summer Concert Series: Aba Diop Trio

African rhythms meet modern jazz.Summer concerts on the park grounds, an annual event since 1946, are generously sponsored by the Saint-Gaudens Memorial with additional support of donors and partners. The performances carry on a tradition by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who ......More

African rhythms meet modern jazz.Summer concerts on the park grounds, an annual event since 1946, are generously sponsored by the Saint-Gaudens Memorial with additional support of donors and partners. The performances carry on a tradition by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who often held concerts in his studio for family and friends. Many of the concerts feature the Little Studio’s historic piano, once owned by Cornish Colony painter Maxfield Parrish.

Most concerts take place in the Little Studio, or on the adjacent outdoor pergola. There is a large expanse of lawn, as well as formal gardens, in front of the performance area. Evergreen hedge walls define the north edge of the concert area, and a h