The Rockingham Arts and Museum Project (RAMP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1997 by Robert McBride. It is based in Bellows Falls, Town of Rockingham, VT. For an introduction to our RAMP and our town, watch our short video.
RAMP is committed to integrating the arts into the long-term sustainability of the community by creating effective partnerships that initiate and support accessibility, affordable housing, Artist Town Meetings, public art Initiatives, and policy making.
In fall 2023, RAMP’s director, Robert McBride, curated “Bellows Falls, a Sense of Place,” an exhibit of work by Charlie Hunter, Jean Cannon, Nancy Fitz-Rapalje, Arlene Scully, Robert McBride, Phyllis Rosser, Gregory Thorpe, and Kristen Fehrenbach. The exhibit took place at the Flat Iron Cooperative in Bellows Falls.