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Attleboro Arts Museum The Attleboro Arts Museum - Arts for Everyone! We work to support the creative and artistic development of both promising and professional artists.
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The Attleboro Arts Museum is a community-based arts organization whose core mission is to involve audiences of all ages and backgrounds in the visual arts through diverse educational programs and engaging arts experiences. The Museum is a privately supported, non-profit arts institution whose core commitment to Arts for Everyone guides the Museum's programs and operations. Hours: Tues - Sat, 10 - 5pm. Admission is free (Aside from benefit events), donations are welcome.
86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703

Don’t miss your chance to bid on original works of art starting at 40% of their estimated value! Visit our online auctio...
10/25/2026

Don’t miss your chance to bid on original works of art starting at 40% of their estimated value! Visit our online auction site, BiddingForGood, and search “Attleboro Arts Museum” to browse one-of-a-kind pieces generously donated to the Museum by supporting artists and patrons. All proceeds benefit classes, exhibitions, and programing at the AAM.

New at the AAM Gift Shop! Image 1: Handmade wooden spoons, cutting boards, and flower holders by Andrew SchwartzImage ...
10/24/2026

New at the AAM Gift Shop!

Image 1: Handmade wooden spoons, cutting boards, and flower holders by Andrew Schwartz
Image 2: Greeting card packs, coloring books, ceramic tiles and crocheted bracelets by Lisa Houck

Gift shop hours: Tues – Sat, 10am – 5pm. Museum members receive a 10% discount on all gift shop items!

Eileen Riley’s mixed media piece, “Seasons of the Soul,” is lot number 626 in our Benefit Art Auction. The piece takes i...
10/23/2026

Eileen Riley’s mixed media piece, “Seasons of the Soul,” is lot number 626 in our Benefit Art Auction. The piece takes inspiration from Egyptian mythology and celebrates victory over darkness, featuring a surreal warrior armored in gold leaf, metallics, and glitter. Value: $1,000; the artist has graciously agreed to start the bidding at $250. To place a bid, visit the site BiddingForGood and search “Attleboro Arts Museum.”

This year’s Benefit Art Auction is made possible by our sponsors: Premiere Sponsor: Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation...
10/22/2026

This year’s Benefit Art Auction is made possible by our sponsors:

Premiere Sponsor:
Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation.

Headline Sponsors:
Bluestone Bank Charitable Foundation
Castro, Thresher & Oliveira, P.C.
City Spirits Liquors
Collins, Smith & O'Connor, LLP
Russell Morin Catering & Events
The Spier Family Foundation
The Sun Chronicle

Partner Sponsors:
Bristol County Savings Bank

Friend Sponsors:
Bliss Restaurant
Bristol Glass Corporation
Dyer-Lake Funeral Home and Cremation Services
Providence Picture Frame
Willow Tree Farm

Thank you for your generous support!

“Blue Jay Eating Seeds in the Snow” by artist Theresa Pedrotti is up for bid in our 35th Benefit Art Auction. This finel...
10/22/2026

“Blue Jay Eating Seeds in the Snow” by artist Theresa Pedrotti is up for bid in our 35th Benefit Art Auction. This finely-detailed piece was created using egg tempera and hand-processed pigments on panel. Value: $400; Opening bid: $160. To place a bid, visit the site BiddingForGood, search “Attleboro Arts Museum,” and view item number 604.

“A Shroud for Joanne,” a fiber piece by Gayle White, is lot number 618 in the AAM’s 2026 Benefit Art Auction. This piece...
10/20/2026

“A Shroud for Joanne,” a fiber piece by Gayle White, is lot number 618 in the AAM’s 2026 Benefit Art Auction. This piece is made from hand-dyed double ikat woven wool and dedicated to the artist’s dear friend. Value: $1,500; Gayle has graciously agreed to start the bidding at $300. To place a bid, please visit the site BiddingForGood and search “Attleboro Arts Museum.”

Have you visited our Community Gallery exhibit, “Water – Sky – Space: A Series of Acrylic Paintings by Samantha Fiori” y...
10/18/2026

Have you visited our Community Gallery exhibit, “Water – Sky – Space: A Series of Acrylic Paintings by Samantha Fiori” yet? Samantha’s New England seascapes are available for sale, as well as prints and magnets in the Museum Gift Shop. Be sure to stop by before the exhibition closes on Nov 26th. Museum hours: 10am – 5pm, Tues – Sat.

Image: Art prints and magnets by Samantha Fiori

Ashley Saccoach’s evocative photograph, “Passing Through,” is up for bid in this year’s Benefit Art Auction. This piece ...
10/17/2026

Ashley Saccoach’s evocative photograph, “Passing Through,” is up for bid in this year’s Benefit Art Auction. This piece is part of a series created in Iceland in 2024. Using black-and-white photography, the artist was inspired by the natural geometry of the winter landscape. Value: $150; Opening Bid: $60. To place a bid, please visit the site BiddingForGood, search “Attleboro Arts Museum,” and view lot number 616.

JUST RELEASED!Visit the following link to look through the pages of this year's Benefit Art Auction catalog: https://dri...
10/15/2026

JUST RELEASED!
Visit the following link to look through the pages of this year's Benefit Art Auction catalog: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BEwSahUz8J4EEnV1t6v-zOGL9wwIKJYc/view?usp=sharing. The catalogue includes listings of all auction lots, donor biographies, and ads from generous supporting businesses and artists.

Image: Cover of 2026 Auction catalog featuring “High Stand of Pines,” a watercolor by Judith Bertozzi. Bertozzi’s piece (Auction lot number 1) is available for bidding.

Auction Preview Exhibition runs through Nov. 7th at 2pm.
Online Bidding on most items through Nov. 8th; visit the site BiddingForGood and search “Attleboro Arts Museum.”
Live Auction: Saturday, Nov. 7th (tickets can be purchased at the Museum, or through our website).

Jocelyn Vache’s piece, “Poppy Pods,” is part of this year’s Benefit Art Auction. The artist has used locally foraged por...
10/14/2026

Jocelyn Vache’s piece, “Poppy Pods,” is part of this year’s Benefit Art Auction. The artist has used locally foraged porphyry stone and brick as pigment and included stitched details. Value: $350; Opening Bid: $140. To place a bid, please visit the site BiddingForGood, search “Attleboro Arts Museum,” and view item number 5.

Address

86 Park Street
Attleboro, MA
02703

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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+15082222644

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