Arts & Leisure
-

Exhibit features Central Vermont landscape and geology
Check out a new exhibit on view now at the gallery in the Johnson Memorial Building in Middlebury to see a combo of art and science exploring the…
-

Ask A Master Gardener: Soil sampling made simple
Did you know the Middlebury library has soil sampling kits available? Test & Protect is a new project helping Vermonters protect water quality throughout the Lake Champlain Basin.
-

Snuggle into an analog reality: An evening of words and art in Ripton
Escape the late-summer rush and find grounding at the Chipman Inn on Thursday, Aug. 27. Enjoy a free evening of literature, abstract art and local community featuring authors…
-

Steam, stunts and silent comedy: ‘The General’ comes alive with the Anvil Orchestra
Celebrate Buster Keaton’s 100th anniversary of “the General” (1926) at the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival in Middlebury, with a special screening on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2 p.m., at…
-

World Photography Day meet and greet held in Middlebury on Aug. 19
Join a meet and greet of photographers World Photography Day, Aug. 19 from 5-7 p.m., at PhotoPlace Gallery in Middlebury.
-

Young actors take on classic Greek tragedy to mark 15 years
Sixteen young actors and a rock band take on the question: What is it to be a human being? in this year’s production of “Antigone.”
-

Meet ‘Analog Astronaut’ Cassandra Klos in Rochester
Join BigTown Gallery in Rochester this Sunday, Aug. 16, for a Community Café Pop-Up from 8-11 a.m. Stay for a gallery presentation with photographer and analog astronaut Cassandra…
-

Ask A Master Gardener: Getting to know chicory
Those purple flowers on the side of the road are cooler than you might realize. Get to know more about chicory with Master Gardener Deborah J. Benoit.
-

Battle of the Bands: Inaugural event draws applause
The inaugural Battle of the Bands was a smash hit, complete with bustlin’ beats, cheering crowds and a lobster named Bob.
-

Ruminations from the Roost: Ilsley’s reincarnation
Steve Harris gives us his front-row reflections on the new Ilsley Public Library renovation.
