It’s been a tense few weeks for independent musician Sarah King. No, it’s not the holidays. It’s not the start of the New Year, or the darkness that suffuses this time of year either. Naw, King has been stressed because $15-grand is on the line for her new full-length album.
It’s been eight years of publishing the Arts + Leisure section of the Addison Independent. Again and again, I am beyond impressed by the incredible work and talent we see right here in Addison County, which makes this tabloid section a joy to put together … (read more)
Completing an 18-year run as a co-founder of the well-known Vermont quartet Twiddle, Mihali and the other three members of the band are taking an “indefinite hiatus” to “explore their individual creative pursuits and spend more time with their families.”
Middlebury Studio School’s mission is on terrific display right now through Dec. 22 at the Jackson Gallery in the lower level of the Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
From floor to ceiling, Anna Fugaro’s Middlebury living space is filled with her own artwork, as well as her mother’s paintings and countless photos.
Like the Polaroid, award-winning playwright Naomi Iizuka has a play that captures moments and stories — for Iizuka’s play, it’s about individuals who live perilously close to the edge or beyond.
Middlebury photographer Caleb Kenna remembers a particular postcard that caught his eye 15 years ago. A postcard made by Don Ross.
Former Middlebury resident Susan Jefts has published a new book of poetry, “Breathing Lessons,” put out by Shanti Arts.
Get into the Halloween spirit by celebrating the work that 16 teams at Porter Medical Center put into their second annual scarecrow contest.
A chill is here and it’s not just the October air… The world premiere of Ryan Mangan’s “Second Sight” will take the stage at Middlebury’s Town Hall Theater, Oct. 19-22, and promises to raise the hairs on the back of your neck.
Colby Crehan and her bandmates have received accolades, including Vermont Vocalist of the Year and Vermont Song of the Year (Tammie Awards, Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus).
It’s more than just band camp… it’s Point CounterPoint. And this very special place, nestled on the shores of Lake Dunmore, is celebrating its six decades of nurturing young musical talents with an anniversary celebration this weekend, Sept. 29-Oct. 1.
Beth Duquette has teamed up with her husband, Mark Mulqueen, to launch a new music series in Lincoln. They’re calling it Burnham Presents.
Not much has been spared by the torrential weather, and that includes our beloved hiking trails.
Meet three masters — Mary Lynn O’Shea, Judith Rey and Rena Diana — this Friday, July 28, and Saturday, July 29, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at O’Shea’s newly renovated home-studio at 140 Hamilton Road in Weybridge.
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