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Art saved Lovelace’s life
A new exhibit at the Middlebury College Museum of Art features how art saved Michelangelo Lovelace’s life.
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Explore where we are with art and geology in the new exhibit ‘You are Here’
Artists and geologists explore where we are in the exhibit ‘You are Here,’ on view now through Sept. 25 with an artists’ reception on Sept. 17.
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Rokeby Museum hosts activist to discuss the costs of war for Vermonters
Join Rokeby Museum at Ferrisburgh Town Hall on Saturday, Sept. 12, to hear activist Isaac Evans-Frantz talk. This free public program explores the costs of war for Vermonters.
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Leicester ceramicist Dasha Kalisz to talk in Brandon
Come hear Leicester ceramicist Dasha Kalisz talk at the Brandon Artists Guild on Center Street on Friday evening, Sept. 11.
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MNFF2 alum J Brooke, returns Sept. 3 to discuss new book
Don’t miss J Brooke, a former MNFF 2 alum, give a book talk about their new collection of poems on Thursday, Sept. 3, in Cornwall. Free and open…
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Five Fridays Concert Series celebrates music, community and costumes on Friday and Saturday
Start September strong with Billy Wylder, DJ Serena Kim and a Theatrical Closet Sale at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury on Sept. 4 and 5.
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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…
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Richard Saunders closes his Middlebury career with a Frederic Edwin Church exhibition
Richard Saunders looks back on 40 years as director of the Middlebury College Museum of Art, and celebrates with a final exhibit by Frederic Church.
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Free Friday concert series continues in Middlebury with Atom & the Orbits
More free music folks! Check out Atom & the Orbits performing on the outdoor plaza at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury Friday, Aug. 7.
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Enjoy Two Plays and a Picnic
What’s better than a picnic? Two plays and a picnic! Come enjoy an afternoon of causal theater and lunch on the Vergennes Green.