Photos of the Week

Festival on the Green 2025 Part 1

Ray Vega tooting his horn and sharing his singing voice during Monday’s performance of his namesake Afro-Caribbean Jazz Ensemble.
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Cellist Cleo Flemming, guitarist Hannah Hausman and bass player Logan Beck play harmonious ballads and boisterous rock as the trio Honey & Soul on Tuesday.
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Trombonist Bear Irwin contributes some brass to the Middlebury Community Music Center faculty performance during lunch on Tuesday.
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Vermonter Caitlin Canty displayed her powerful voice and sharp songwriting on Monday night.
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Marc Beaudin tells the kids that animals make different noises in English and French.
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Johanna Denu and her friends from the Otter Creek College St. Children Center show off crowns they made for the show.
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Downtown Middlebury has been awash all week in great music performed in a variety of style during the 46th annual Festival on the Green. The volunteer-run festival has seen decent crowds for noon-time shows and one or two musical performances each night this week. Cout to shows on Thursday and Friday and then a Saturday street dance.

Middlebury Community Music Center faculty member Glendon Ingalls blows on his trumpet.
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Gaelle Hispard brings a French flavor to the Festival on the Green on Monday.
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3-year-old Ethan Yount shouts his approval.
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Honey & Soul’s Cleo Flemming and Hannah Hausman hitting all the right notes.
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singer-songwriter Caitlin Canty enjoys some well-earned applause.
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3-year-olds Theodora Vasiliou and Dashiell Koerber finding a comfy lap to enjoy Monday’s brown bag lunch show by Mathis, Gaëlle & Marc.
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