The Currier Museum of Art is committed to connecting people with art, especially for our diverse communities. Our programs serve a wide array of audiences, including military veterans; adults with cognitive and physical disabilities; immigrant youth; people with memory loss and their caregivers; and families impacted by the opioid crisis. The individuals we serve are often isolated, which can be harmful to them and their families. We embrace everyone in our programming – we see them and we listen to their stories.

With your help, the Currier Museum will deepen its role in the community.

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Authentic experiences, expanded audiences

We believe that our community deserves art of the highest quality: a strong collection of great works of art, combined with internationally respected artists who come to New Hampshire to create new work. Our two houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright provide an even richer experience. These elements form the basis of our community programs:

Art for Vets, comprehensive art programs for veterans, active service personnel, and their families.

Art of Hope, support to family members of those who suffer from substance-use disorder.

Memory Café, a joyful creative experience for people with memory loss and their caregivers.

Making Art Accessible, creative work with teens and adults with cognitive and physical challenges.

New Americans, art classes for immigrants and refugees.

Creative Connections for Teens, support for young people suffering with anxieties, especially related to social issues.

A bright future

The sharing of great art and the development of programs like these – the fulfillment of the museum’s commitment to New Hampshire – depend upon your support.

Please consider making a special gift this year – to open new doors into the creative process for a wide audience, and to lift the Currier Museum and our community towards a more creative future.

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