Blanket Stories:


Marie Watt Exhibition


Now On View


This summer at The Rockwell, explore the histories and memories tied to humble household objects – blankets. How can a simple blanket ignite conversations?

#BlanketStories

Music & Margaritas


2017 Schedule Open


Wait list is encouraged as many spots open up leading up to the event!

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Museum Store Feature:


Shop USA Made


There is no admission fee to shop - your purchase today supports education programs tomorrow.

retail with a story

Follow Along with


2017 Garden of Fire


Summer Program Blog


This year, students studied and drew inspiration from a Rockwell collection favorite – Family: Love’s Unbreakable Heaven by Judith Lowry. From this, the students designed a mural exploring how together HSLC students, teachers, and community members create family.

summer of earth
Who We Are
Visitors to The Rockwell experience Art About America -- the people, land and ideas that shape America through the eyes of American artists.

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  • NEW! Membership

    • Education Through Art

    The Rockwell is more than “just” a museum – we’re a citizen of the Corning community, bringing arts into local schools and onto our streets, telling stories about the American experience through art.

    See Our Impact In The Community

    Upcoming Events

  • July 26

    Sold Out: Music & Margaritas featuring Blue Eyed Soul

    5:30 p.m. on the Terrace!
  • August 3

    CCC Theater Performance: Jury for Trial of a Sheepherder for Murder

    The public is invited to see a dramatic retelling of the events that inspired Ernest Blumenschein’s painting, “Jury for Trial of a Sheepherder for Murder," written by Andrew Fish.
  • August 7

    Two-Part Clay Class: Funky Flowers in a Functional Vase

    6:00 p.m. in the Education Center!
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    Visit The Rockwell’s Historic Building
    The Rockwell Museum is located in the very heart of Corning, just steps from the shops on Market Street, in the historic 1893 former city hall.  Find out more about our building, a work of art in its own right, and how to plan a visit of your own. Plan Your Visit