The Brinton Museum

09/05/2026

Pe**te Bird Trunk Sale This Weekend

Add something special to your fall wardrobe! Stop by The Brinton Museum Store this Labor Day weekend for a special Pe**te Bird trunk sale featuring turquoise and sterling silver jewelry and accessories.

Whether you’re looking for a statement piece, a new addition to your collection, or a unique gift, you’ll find a special selection available for just three days.

Friday, September 4–Sunday, September 6
9:30 AM–5 PM
The Brinton Museum Store

Stop in and see what catches your eye!

09/04/2026

Member Meet-Up: The Unfinished War

Brinton Museum members are invited to join Curatorial Director Jochen Wierich for a special gallery talk exploring The Unfinished War: The Battle of the Little Bighorn in Native American Art.

Take a deeper look at the exhibition and hear insights into its artworks, histories, and development before it closes September 14.

Saturday, September 5
10–11 AM
The Brinton Museum

This event is exclusive to Brinton Museum members. RSVP on our website to reserve your spot.

09/03/2026

Spruce Up Your Fall Style

Stop by The Brinton Museum Store this Labor Day weekend for a special Pe**te Bird trunk sale featuring turquoise and sterling silver jewelry and accessories.

Whether you’re looking for a new statement piece, a little something to refresh your fall wardrobe, or a unique gift, you’ll find a special selection available for just three days.

Friday, September 4–Sunday, September 6
9:30 AM–5 PM
The Brinton Museum Store

09/02/2026

Last Chance to Visit Little Goose Creek Lodge

There are just a few days left to visit Little Goose Creek Lodge before it closes for the season! Built in the 1920s under Bradford Brinton’s ownership, the Lodge offers a glimpse into how the Brintons and their guests enjoyed life on the Quarter Circle A Ranch.

Final 2026 Hours:
Friday, September 4–Sunday, September 6
11 AM–3 PM

Stop by, explore the Lodge, and enjoy a little time along Little Goose Creek before it closes for the year.

09/01/2026

William Gollings: Collected Treasures is now on view at The Brinton Museum.

Celebrating one of the most important artists associated with Sheridan and the American West, the exhibition brings together paintings, drawings, and etchings from private collections alongside recent acquisitions from The Brinton Museum’s permanent collection.

Many of these works are rarely seen by the public, offering a unique opportunity to explore Gollings’ art and his deep connections to Sheridan, the Quarter Circle A Ranch, and the history of the region.

William Gollings: Collected Treasures
On view through December 21
The Brinton Museum

Free admission.

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

Member Meet-Up: The Unfinished War Gallery Talk

Brinton Museum members are invited to join Curatorial Director Jochen Wierich for a special gallery talk exploring The Unfinished War: The Battle of the Little Bighorn in Native American Art.

As the exhibition approaches its final days, take a deeper look at the artworks, themes, and histories presented throughout the exhibition and learn more about the curatorial research behind the show.

Saturday, September 5
10–11 AM
The Brinton Museum

This program is exclusive to Brinton Museum members. The Unfinished War closes September 14.

RSVP on our website to reserve your spot.

Not a member? Join today and enjoy Member Meet-Ups and other exclusive programs throughout the year.

08/30/2026

Dinner Tickets Are Now Available!

Join us Friday, October 9, for Fall Into Art: Pards of the Paintbrush: Cowboy Artists Across the West with Michael Grauer.

Following the presentation, continue the evening with a special prix fixe dinner at The Brinton Bistro.

Friday, October 9
Fall Into Art | 5–8 PM
Prix Fixe Dinner | $55 per person

The presentation is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required for dinner.

Visit thebrintonmuseum.org for more information

08/30/2026

The Unfinished War: The Battle of the Little Bighorn in Native American Art is on view at The Brinton Museum through September 14.

Presented in conjunction with the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, the exhibition explores the battle and its legacy through Native American art, testimony, and visual history.

Featuring historic and contemporary works, The Unfinished War offers visitors an opportunity to encounter Native perspectives on the events remembered as the Battle of the Little Bighorn and the Battle of the Greasy Grass.

There are just a few weeks left to experience this important exhibition.

On view through September 14
The Brinton Museum
Free admission

Image:
Jaune Quick To See, Rain

08/29/2026

Happening Tomorrow: Fall into Art

Join us tomorrow, Saturday, August 29, for the first program in The Brinton Museum’s Fall into Art series.

The Art of Testimony: Standing Bear’s Little Bighorn Muslins will feature art historian Ramey Mize, PhD, Susan G. Detweiler Associate Curator at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Mize will explore the work of Mnikhówožu Lakȟóta leader Matȟó Nážiŋ (Stephen Standing Bear) and the muslin drawings he created from his memories of the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

Presented in conjunction with The Unfinished War: The Battle of the Little Bighorn in Native American Art.

Saturday, August 29
10:30–11:30 AM
The Brinton Museum

Join us tomorrow morning for this special opportunity to take a deeper look at one of the key works in The Unfinished War.