Addison Independent Calendar of Events

Pianist Samantha Angstman makes her OCMF debut with works by American composers of the early to mid 20th century.

Starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr., the granddaddy of pirate films. An athletic young aristocrat seeks revenge by joining the pirate band responsible for his father’s death. Jeff Rapsis provides music.

Jazz violinist Justin Ouellet joins forces with Ann Moss on vocals, Ed Broms on keys, and Joe Bentley on bass for an evening of standards, including tunes from the Great American Songbook and legends Frank Zappa and Carole King.

20 miles of scenic and farm country back roads in the Charlotte and Hinesburg area. MUP is mostly unpaved.

See July 12 listing.

A fun-filled day of making art featuring recycled textiles art and a hand crank letterpress. The museum team and printmaker John Vincent will guide you through the process of making paper and printing artwork on a letterpress.

Learn about the history of Middlebury with a 60-minute, 1-mile narrated walking tour. Follow Todd Goodyear as he weaves through town and time, from the 1780s to the 1980s, spotlighting the people who helped shape Middlebury’s character.

Rain or shine. Puzzles, Legos, games, dolls, stuffies, holiday decor, housewares, china, glassware, books, wicker chairs, bar stools, lamps, etc.

Rain or shine.

Join Glenna and AJ Piper to learn about how Quaker Village Rd. has changed over time. You’ll have a chance to see inside the old Town Hall and Cotton Free Library.

Historic homes help us imagine what life looked like in colonial New England, but what did it sound like? In celebration of America 250, early music duo Lyracle presents Musick’s Recreation, a program featuring songs popular during the earliest days of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

A dynamic blend of classic rock, blues, and Americana, creating an upbeat and soulful experience that resonates with music lovers of all kinds. With rich vocals, tight guitar work, and a knack for engaging an audience, Steven brings both heart and energy to every performance.

Celebrate the opening of Scriptive: Calligraphic Illuminations by Candace Jensen & Sarah La Puerta. The artists will show selections of their work alongside new illuminations, decorated texts and drawings made with traditional calligraphic materials.

Ride through Champlain Valley along the lake and then head into the hills a bit and return through Hinesburg area. Ride lengths include 23, 26, and 43-mile options.

Listen to people sing and play instruments. If you or a friend play fiddle or another instrument, join in. Refreshments available.. 50/50 raffle. Door prize. Come with your dancing boots on.

Relax on the green and listen to some great free summer music.

$1,000 jackpot. Benefits veterans programs. Kitchen open at 5 p.m., quickies start at 6 p.m., regular bingo starts at 7 p.m.

Not all of the displays will have been completed, but we have enough to entice you. The speaker will be Chief Dan Stevens of the Nulhegan Tribe, who has loaned a wide variety of eye-catching artifacts related to Abenaki culture.

Kids use special paper to create prints using the power of the sun.

Second week of a four-week group that is a safe, supportive space for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Through expressive arts, explore emotions and memories using creative tools such as music, writing, storytelling, drawing/painting and collage. In each session there will be guided activities and opportunities to share (if you wish) in a non-judgmental and confidential setting. This is not about skill, but expressing, feeling and connecting with others in your community who are grieving too. No need to identify as an artist or writer to participate.