Over the past 12 months, 52 issues and over 800 pages, we highlighted the work of more than 39 local artists, actors, musicians and craftspeople; saw more than 47 exhibits and 18 film events.
Galleries were open this year! Sometimes by appointment, but it was a welcome change to see art in person again. Here are six exhibits to remember from 2022.
Do you admire orchids from afar but haven’t considered growing them or gifting them to a plant lover you know?
A bunch of folks at Middlebury College competed in this year’s first Employee Gingerbread House Competition, which was held this past Friday at McCullough Student Center in Wilson Hall.
The Ripton Community Coffee House at Burnham Hall in Lincoln presents two master musicians in the Irish and Québécois traditions, Seamus Egan and Yann Falquet, on Saturday, Jan. 6, at 7:30 p.m.
Don’t worry about traveling out into the cold, or icy roads, or that tickle in your throat… because the monthly Vermont Humanities First Wednesdays talks will be virtual for January, February and March.
During the holidays, poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) show off in shades of red, pink and cream. They’ve been hybridized to decorate our homes during a season when the garden outdoors is fast asleep. Most people treat them as a holiday plant to be enjo … (read more)
Vermont has been at the shelter longer than any other cat currently in residence.
Have you noticed the cheery evergreen sprig with pearly berries, currently perched over the doorways of Yankee traditionalists and those desperate to be kissed?
“Oh Jen!” is inspired by the true story of the artist unknowingly getting married with a “used” wedding band.
If you have a gardener (or garden lover) on your holiday gift list, you may be wondering what might make them smile during a season when the garden is buried beneath the snow.
A great way to cap off the holiday season is with a little music, a little variety and a chance to go home and mark the coming of the new year with immediate family and friends.
When the world gives Barn Opera bitter lemons, they don’t just make lemonade, they make “Limoncello”!
The Town Hall Theater is offering its second annual Solstice Lantern Celebration called “Solstice in the Shire” on Wednesday, Dec. 21, from 4-5 p.m.
“This is a volume that’s equal parts charming and necessary,” Bill McKibben offered in a blurb. “As we try to grapple with the greatest crisis humans have ever faced, it would be of immeasurable value to have the Bible helping, not hindering.”
