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Music festival inspired by the unexpected
Otter Creek Music Festival brings live music into unexpected spaces, from a Vergennes ice cream parlor to historic halls, expanding toward a year-round community calendar.
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A father searches for a sustainable future in ‘Saving Walden’s World’
The documentary film “Saving Walden’s World” will screen on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m. in the Anderson Studio, at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury followed by a…
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Free concert explores the borderlands between genres in American song
Kai Fukuda, baritone, and Ronnie Romano, piano, will perform a free concert on the edge of American song genres at The Congregational Church of Middlebury on Oct. 25.
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World Opera Day sing-along held at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Middlebury
Raise up your voice and sing together on World Opera Day at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Middlebury on Sunday, Oct. 25.
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Great art, close to home
Town Hall Theater’s Great Art Wednesday film series is back with seven films that explore artists, exhibitions and creative life, October 2026-May 2027.
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How our childhoods shape the way we love: an evening with Galit Atlas
How do your childhood experiences shape your adult relationships? Find out during an intimate discussion between Galit Atlas and Weybridge’s own Devon Jersild.
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Cocoon brings ‘Curveball’ stories to the stage
Get ready for a ‘curveball’! Story tellers will take the stage for Middlebury’s 14th annual Cocoon event. Expect the unexpected…
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Madaila Halloween concert at Higher Ground
Party with Madaila’s Middlebury stars Mark Daly and Jer Coons at Higher Ground on Oct. 29.
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A warm look at cold northern nights
Discover love and magic on a cold, midwinter night as Middlebury College presents John Cariani’s romantic comedy “Almost, Maine,” Oct. 29–31 at Mahaney Arts Center.
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Honoring Paul Robeson’s legacy: Dashon Burton & Annemieke McLane bring recital to Middlebury
Enjoy a free afternoon of live choral and band music when the Hinesburg Artist Series presents its annual Fall Concert at CVU on Oct. 25.
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Patricia LeBon Herb brings ‘Late Autumn Paintings 2001–2026’ to Ripton’s Chipman Inn
Painter Patricia LeBon Herb exhibits 25 years of work at Ripton’s historic Chipman Inn, Oct. 18 through mid-December, with an opening reception on Oct. 18.
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Painters exhibit New England landscape with varied color and character
“The Shape of Place” brings together painters Larry Horowitz and Janis Sanders with distinct approaches to the New England landscape and a shared sensitivity to its changing character.…
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Oratory Now Hosts Historic Parker Merrill Speech Competition at Middlebury College
Watch Middlebury College students and faculty compete on Oct. 22 in lively debate and improvised presentations as Oratory Now hosts the historic Parker Merrill Speech Competition on campus.
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New England Review welcomes all to October reading series
Join the New England Review Ulysses Reading Seres on Thursday, Oct. 22 and hear from writers at all stages of their careers. Free and open to all.
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Planting perennials this fall
The ground’s not frozen yet! Master Gardener Amy Simone offers some tips on planting or transplanting perennials this fall.
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Halloween treat! Rarely screened thriller “The Bat” (1926) to Fly at Brandon Town Hall
Calling all Batman fans! Early silent comedy/mystery “The Bat” (1926) will screen on Oct. 24 with live musical accompaniment at Brandon Town Hall.