T.W. Wood Museum – Celebrating Vermont’s Artistic Legacy and Vision
Vermont’s oldest art museum, preserving two historic collections while championing the work of today’s Vermont artists.
Image credit: “Pastoral Dream”,
Cara Armstrong (digital drawing)
On View in Our Nuquist Gallery
Windows and Horizons: Light, Dwelling, and Memory” by Cara Armstrong
“Windows and Horizons: Light, Dwelling and Memory,” digital drawings that explore the relationship between neuroscience and architecture using drawing as a form of research.
Art Walk Reception: Friday, December 5, 5-7:30 pm, with artist remarks at 6 p.m.
Exhibit: November 26, 2025 – January 24, 2026
Image Credit: “Hubbard Park Dog Walkers”, Peggy Watson (acrylic on canvas)
On View in Our Contemporary Hall
10 x 10 Member Exhibition
Discover the 10 x 10 Member Exhibition—small-format artworks by our talented member artists.
Exhibit: Exhibit: November 26, 2025 – January 24, 2026
Art Education for Youth and Adults
The T.W. Wood Gallery offers engaging art education programs for youth and adults, including after-school programs and summer camps that inspire creativity and skill at every level.
Discover Art That Inspires and Connects
The T.W. Wood Museum is a place where history and modern creativity meet. Nestled in Montpelier, the museum showcases a unique blend of historic and contemporary art, drawing connections between Vermont’s artistic heritage and the vibrant expressions of today’s local artists.
Exhibitions
T. W. Wood Museum Galleries
Thomas Waterman Wood Gallery
The historic works of Thomas Waterman Wood offer a glimpse into the artistic landscape of the past and showcase his remarkable dedication to making art accessible to everyone.
Contemporary Hall
Dedicated to supporting local talent, the T.W. Wood Museum celebrates the work of contemporary Vermont artists through rotating exhibitions.
Nuquist Gallery
Dive into Marine Education Day, an engaging event designed to raise awareness about marine ecosystems and the importance of ocean conservation.
Works Progress Act Gallery
The Works Progress Administration (WPA) collection is on permanent loan from the Federal Government. This features works of mid-20th-century American.
T.W. Wood Museum — a haven of artistic inspiration in the heart of Montpelier, Vermont.
How You Can Help
Getting Involved
Become a Volunteer
Volunteer with Us: Keep Art Alive in Our Community!
T.W. Wood Museum thrives thanks to the dedication of volunteers. Join us and be part of Vermont’s vibrant art legacy!
Make a Donation
Support the Future of Art at T.W. Wood Museum
Every donation makes a difference! Together, we can foster a thriving art community where creativity flourishes, and everyone can experience the transformative power of art.
Start Your Membership
Become Part of Our Community
We are grateful for our members, whose support makes our exhibitions and educational programs possible. Every membership reflects a shared belief in making art accessible to all.
What Our Visitors Say
★★★★★
“The T.W. Wood Gallery is a hidden gem that beautifully captures the essence of Vermont’s art scene. A must-visit!”
Emily R.
★★★★★
“As an artist, exhibiting here was a dream come true. The gallery’s support for local talent is unmatched.”
Michael T.
★★★★★
“I love how the gallery connects history with contemporary art. It’s a place where inspiration flows freely.”
Sarah L.
Past Exhibits and Events
The Voice of Human Instinct
The Voice of Human Instinct Friday, September 26 – Saturday, November 22, 2025 The Voice of Human Instinct is an open-call exhibition in the Contemporary Hall, showcasing work by local artists, exploring the inner landscapes of the subconscious. Curated by Newton...
“Remembering Lynn”
Remembering Lynn, a memorial installation in the Nuquist Gallery, consists of work from the late Lynn Imperatore, curated by Sabrina Fadial and Janet Fredericks.Friday, September 26 - Saturday, November 22, 2025 Lynn Imperatore was an artist-researcher whose work...
2025 Murder at the Museum
Murder at the Museum is back again this year! Please join us November 1, 7:00-9:30pm for a 1920s themed night of intrigue and fun.TW Wood Museum will transform into the scene of the crime, and it’s up to you to solve the mystery. Tickets are $45 and include: A unique...