Walk This Way
On view through October 10, “Walk This Way: Footwear from the Stuart Weitzman Collection of Historic Shoes” highlights more than 100 pairs of shoes from the iconic designer’s extensive private collection. Organized by the New-York Historical Society, the exhibition shows how shoes have transcended their utilitarian purpose to become objects of design, desire, and meaning.
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The Curious Case of the Missing Left Shoes
Come and search for the missing shoes throughout the mansion and gardens. Along the way, you’ll learn the story behind the shoes and help to solve a mystery! The shoe hunt is offered as a fun activity in combination with the Paine’s summer exhibition “Walk This Way.”
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Star-Studded Soles
From rugged athletic shoes signed by Green Bay Packer players to glamorous stilettos designed by Stuart Weitzman and worn by Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez, this fun collection captures our fascination with footwear, fashion, and fame. View the private collection presented by Britton’s Walk-Over Footwear in the Gothic Gallery through October 10.
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Plan Your Visit
Escape to a historic estate with breathtaking botanical gardens, classic European-style architecture, an exquisite art collection, changing art exhibitions, and unforgettable seasonal events. The Paine is open year-round to visitors and offers a spectrum of inspiration through all the seasons.
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Membership
Find your source of inspiration as a Member of the Paine Art Center and Gardens. Members help to support the care and programs of the historic estate, and they receive special benefits in return, including free admission year-round to the mansion, gardens, and changing exhibitions. Learn more about all of the benefits of Membership.
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Weddings
Your wedding deserves an absolutely exquisite setting, where every magical moment is unforgettable. Choose the Paine Art Center and Gardens for your wedding ceremony, reception, and photography session. Host your special day within the historic settings and flourishing gardens of an English-style country estate.
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