March 2025 Events at Kimball Jenkins

Saturday, March 15-April 26: DIY Craft and Thrift & Art Alley Cats present their art exhibition, “Revive, Renew, Reconnect”

Saturday, March 15: Gallery hours for “Revive, Renew, Reconnect,” 10am-2pm

Saturday, March 15: Clay Olympics in KJ’s Ceramics Studio, 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm.

Wednesday, March 19: Discovering Magic with Andrew Pinard, 7:30pm

Saturday, March 22: Concord Arts Market at Kimball Jenkins, 10am-3pm - Enjoy art and works for sale from local vendors, along with a DIY Craft and Thrift takeover of our Mansion with live demos, kid-friendly art activities in our Yellow House, food trucks, and much more!

Sunday, March 23: “Forgotten Voices: The Courageous Women Behind the Music,” 2:30-3:30pm. Join contralto Melissa Elsman and pianist Kathryn Southworth in celebrating the remarkable contributions of five extraordinary women composers of the 19th and 20th centuries: Clara Schumann, Pauline Viardot, Amy Beach, Augusta Holmès, and Ethel Smyth. Through captivating songs and compelling stories about their lives, this program sheds light on the challenges these women faced, the courage it took to create music in an era that often silenced their voices, and the lasting legacy they left behind. Register at the link above - tickets are pay-what-you-can, and 100% of the event proceeds will go to Thrive Survivor Support Center.

Saturday, March 29: “Revive, Renew, Reconnect” Opening Reception, 5-7pm (free to the public)

Sunday, March 30: Speak Up, Stand Out, 1:30-4pm. This FREE one-day program aims to empower children through creativity and self-expression. Led by pre-professional student artists from St. Paul's School, this workshop will present beginner dance lessons, arts and crafts, and public speaking. Each class will be guided by 1-2 students and the day will end with a 30-minute presentation of the student’s talents and skills. This is an opportunity for kids to gain confidence in speaking, movement, and creative expression. Advanced registration is required. To register: https://forms.gle/gKp2SKican7Y4vjP7. 

Sunday March 30: Kimball Jenkins at McAuliffe Science Center for “Discovery after Dark,” 4-6pm. To learn more, click here.

Kimball Jenkins is a multi-use community cultural center. Every day looks a little different! Our 3-acre campus is located at 266 N. Main St. Concord, NH 03301. Kimball Jenkins curates three gallery spaces, using the arts as a vehicle to have dialogue about culturally relevant themes. On campus in Concord, the Carolyn Jenkins Gallery and Jill C. Wilson gallery are located in the Victorian Mansion and Carriage House.