Night Fires returns: Show honors darkness and light this holiday season

Night Fires takes the stage in Middlebury to celebrate the winter solstice, the darkest night and return of the light.

Come enjoy a wonderful afternoon of joyous music-making, a holiday tradition since 1984, during Middlebury’s annual Messiah Sing on Dec. 21.

Selectboard members at their Tuesday meeting were gobsmacked to learn that the draft budget would require a substantial increase in the municipal property tax rate.

Celebrate 45 amateur musicians from Addison County during the Middlebury Community Wind Ensemble’s annual winter concert, Dec. 8.

The longtime owners of Green Peppers in Middlebury are selling their business to Christian Bloom, who owns and operates The Retro Realm arcade next door.

Come visit a small kitchen in Iowa and watch as two strangers change each other’s lives!

Enjoy classic holiday jazz with The Ted Perry Trio and a special guest on Sunday, Dec. 7 at Town Hall Theater.

Get in the holiday spirit with jazz pianist Isaiah J. Thompson on Dec. 3 at the Mahaney Arts Center.

Come listen to the Sound Investment Jazz Ensemble play a free concert in Middlebury on Dec. 2.

Students showcase new ways to move at three dance performances that are open to the public.

Professor Jay Parini tells all in an exit-interview with students from Middlebury College.

The Middlebury selectboard adopted a new winter parking policy that allows vehicles to park overnight on public streets and in public parking lots, except during snowstorms.

A free concert featuring the Middlebury College Choir and the College Community Chorus will be held on Sunday, Nov. 16, at 3 p.m. at Mahaney Arts Center.

Clint Bierman, of the Grift, will debut his most personal songwriting from the past two decades with an intimate listening room concert.

Looking for ‘murderously good fun’? Come see the Middlebury College Musical Theater’s production of “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder.”