This fast-paced holiday show captures the chaos of the season — from awkward family photos to carolers who really want their figgy pudding. It’s a merry romp through all your favorite holiday pitfalls, packed with laughs for the whole family and perfect for spreading some holiday cheer.
The Addison Repertory Theatre at the Hannaford Career Center will present its Holiday Panto on Dec. 6 and 7, at 7 p.m.
Town Hall Theater’s new Wintertide Music Series kicks off with the Kat + Brett Holiday Show on Saturday, Dec. 7, and later showcases other beloved Americana bands in an ambient lounge setting.
The second annual House of Jazz Series returns to Town Hall Theater presented with Jazz Middlebury. The series will feature a show in December, February and April.
Amaryllis bulbs and blooms make popular and appreciated holiday gifts. Gifted in full bloom to brighten the winter months or lovingly tended to bloom after the new year, amaryllis add vibrant color and joy to the dreary season.
The agency that promotes affordable housing in Addison County presents pieces that represent what “home” means to each of the 26 contributing artists.
The annual Broadway Direct show at the Vergennes Opera House is just around the corner, and it’s always a must-see for live-theater lovers.
Sky was Possible — a song cycle for soprano, flute, and piano — will premiere in Vermont at the Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p.m.
New York based, Canadian born musician Bria Skonberg stormed onto the jazz scene with her smoky vocals, blistering trumpet, and compelling compositions and arrangements.
Join the Middlebury College Dance Program for an inspiring trio of events showcasing the creativity, talent, and collaborative spirit of students and faculty.
Each year, the young musicians of Vermont Youth Orchestra Association fill The Flynn stage with music in a festival performance that celebrates the lifelong journey of music, and it’s back again.
Opening this December, the third exhibition at K. Grant Fine Art unites two Vermont-based women whose practices merge art and design, highlighting the dynamic interplay of form and functionality, material and space, process, and presence.
In fair Verona we know too well the desperate tragedy that befalls “two households both alike in dignity” — ah, yes, good ol’ “Romeo and Juliet.” But what does that play look like when you transport it to the classroom of fourth- and fifth-graders?
The “Color Dance” exhibition at Edgewater Gallery at the Falls, is the second annual juried art competition that the Middlebury gallery has hosted.
Gather together at the Vergennes Opera House once again to join in song for the Thanksgiving Community Hymn Sing event on Sunday, Nov. 24, at 3 p.m. This event is free to everyone with a free-will offering welcome to go toward supporting the All Access Pr … (read more)
