Throughout their decades of public service, Senator Patrick and Marcelle Leahy have been unwavering champions of the arts and culture in Vermont and across the nation. Their belief in the power of creativity to build community, foster dialogue, and enrich lives has made a lasting impact on institutions large and small. An avid photographer himself, Senator Leahy has long recognized the importance of visual storytelling, and both he and Marcelle have nurtured generations of artists and cultural advocates. Their dedication reflects a deep understanding that the arts are not a luxury—but a vital thread in the fabric of civic life. We are proud to honor the Leahys for their enduring commitment and invite you to join us in celebrating their legacy.
Proceeds support the Patrick and Marcelle Leahy Fund for Photography, a new fund for photography exhibitions and programs at BMAC.
Space is limited. RSVP by June 11.
Congresswoman Becca Balint and Elizabeth Wohl
Elizabeth Catlin
Laura Howat
Melany Kahn and Bo Foard
Danny Lichtenfeld
Evie Lovett and Jeff Shumlin
Ellen McCulloch-Lovell and Christopher W. Lovell
Karen Greve Milton, Esq.
Gar and Nicole Murtha
Amanda S. Oakes, Esq.
Eugenia B. Shields
Katherine Gass Stowe
Mara Williams and Thomas Hilsdon
Questions?
Contact Sarah Weiler, Office Manager
office@brattleboromuseum.org
802-257-0124 x101
PHOTO CREDITS (TOP TO BOTTOM):
Wildflower meadow, photo by Michael Sparacino
Leahys at UVM, courtesy of UVM Office of Engagement
Leahys seated on a bench, courtesy of the Leahys
Leahys at Lake Champlain, courtesy of UVM Foundation
Sen. Leahy at BMAC in 2014, photo by Kelly Fletcher