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October 6, 2019 to March 29, 2020

Take a Shuttle from Manhattan to the Museum

Zoë Sheehan Saldaña: There Must Be Some Way Out of Here

November 24, 2019 to May 17, 2020

Eva LeWitt: Untitled (Mesh A–J)

October 6, 2019 to April 5, 2020
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Wed - 11.20.19 11:30 am to 1 pm

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"Getting" Contemporary Art: Pushing at the Boundaries: The Body, Politics, and Critique

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Sun - 11.24.19 2:30 to 3 pm

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Member Meet and Greet with Artist Zoë Sheehan Saldaña and Curator Glenn Adamson

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Sun - 11.24.19 3 to 5 pm

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Exhibition Opening: Zoë Sheehan Saldaña: There Must Be Some Way Out of Here

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On View

Today is Friday, November 15, 2019

Open 12 noon To 5 pm Open 12 noon To 5 pm

Hours

  • Sunday 12 noon — 5 pm
  • Monday 12 noon — 5 pm
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday 12 noon — 5 pm
  • Thursday 12 noon — 5 pm
  • Friday 12 noon — 5 pm
  • Saturday 10 am — 5 pm

Admission

  • Adults $12
  • Seniors (60+) $7
  • Students (13 and up) $7
  • Members Free
  • K—12 teachers Free
  • Children (12 and under) Free
  • Military families Free
  • Museums for All Free
  • Third Saturdays Free
  • On-site Parking Free

By Train

Take the Metro North Harlem Line to Katonah train station.

Taxi service is available from there to the Museum by calling Katonah Taxi at 914.232.5772. Uber and Lyft are also available.

For train schedules, visit Metro North.

Please be advised that while there is a station in Branchville, there is no transportation from there to the Museum.

From NYC

West Side:Take Henry Hudson Parkway (N), then Saw Mill Parkway (N) to the end, bearing right to exit at (Cross River/Katonah), then follow directions below.

East Side: FDR north to 87 north (Major Deegan Expressway) to the New York State Thruway to 287 east to White Plains. Take 684 (north) to exit 6 (Cross River/Katonah), then follow directions below.

From Exit 6, take Route 35 east (12 miles to fountain landmark); turn left onto Main Street/Route 35. The Museum is located at 258 Main Street, 1/8 mile on the right.

New Haven

Take the Merritt Parkway to Exit 41, Route 33 towards Wilton. Route 33 and 7 to Wilton Center. Go over the Bridge and follow Route 33 into Ridgefield (7 miles). The Aldrich Museum is on the right just before the business district.

Hartford

Take Route 84 west to Route 7. Go south on Route 7. Turn right on Route 35 through Ridgefield business center. The Museum is about 1/4 mile on the left-hand side.

From NJ

Across the Tappan Zee Bridge to the Saw Mill Parkway north. Follow Saw Mill to the end, bearing right to exit 6 at Katonah/Cross River. From Exit 6, take Route 35 east (12 miles to fountain landmark); turn left onto Main Street/Route 35. The Museum is located at 258 Main Street, 1/8 mile on the right.

Points North

I-84 to Danbury; Connecticut Route 7 South from Danbury to Ridgefield; Connecticut Route 35 South to Ridgefield Center; The Aldrich is located at 258 Main Street (Connecticut Route 35) 1/8 mile south of the center of Ridgefield.

Aldrich Funders

The Aldrich receives major support from its Board of Trustees and many individual patrons. A complete list of donors may be found in the Museum’s Annual Report here. In addition, the Museum receives major funding from these foundations and organizations: The Leir Foundation; Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts; William Randolph Hearst Foundations; Institute of Museum and Library Services; Anne S. Richardson Fund; The O’Grady Foundation; The Goldstone Family Foundation; The Coby Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; Art Dealers Association of America Foundation; Whip Salon; Highurst Foundation; The Cowles Charitable Trust; The Gage Fund; Fairfield County Bank; Bank of America; Danbury Audi; and Ridgefield Thrift Shop.

The Aldrich receives major in-kind support from: Hamlet Hub; Connecticut Cottages & Gardens (CTC&G); WSHU Public Radio Group; Crozier Fine Arts; Design Within Reach; WFUV; and TownVibe.

The Museum website has been generously supported by the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, The Leir Foundation, The Goldstone Family Foundation, Mark and Marcia Goldstein, and Dale and Laura Kutnick.

The Aldrich receives major support from its Board of Trustees and many individual patrons. A complete list of donors may be found in the Museum’s Annual Report here. In addition, the Museum receives major funding from these foundations and organizations: The Leir Foundation; Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts; William Randolph Hearst Foundations; Institute of Museum and Library Services; Anne S. Richardson Fund; The O’Grady Foundation; The Goldstone Family Foundation; The Coby Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; Art Dealers Association of America Foundation; Whip Salon; Highurst Foundation; The Cowles Charitable Trust; The Gage Fund; Fairfield County Bank; Bank of America; Danbury Audi; and Ridgefield Thrift Shop.

The Aldrich receives major in-kind support from: Hamlet Hub; Connecticut Cottages & Gardens (CTC&G); WSHU Public Radio Group; Crozier Fine Arts; Design Within Reach; WFUV; and TownVibe.

The Museum website has been generously supported by the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, The Leir Foundation, The Goldstone Family Foundation, Mark and Marcia Goldstein, and Dale and Laura Kutnick.