We would like to thank Doug Anderson and the Town Hall Theater for the wonderful event they held this past Saturday to honor our former Steve’s Park Diner business and the staff that worked there, prior to the diner building being demolished this coming week for the expansion of the Theater.
The old Diner restaurant served up its last meal in 2018, and next month it’s slated to be removed from its longtime 66 Merchants Row spot in order to make way for an expansion of the adjacent Town Hall Theater.
Rebellion is nigh in “Matilda Jr!,” a gleefully witty ode to the anarchy of childhood and the power of imagination.
This Saturday, July 15, bring your blanket, and appetite for good food, wine and fabulous music, to Lincoln Peak Vineyard in New Haven.
Town Hall Theater officials on Tuesday raised the curtain on an ambitious expansion of the historic building at 68 South Pleasant St., a $7.5 million project that will boost THT facilities and transform it into a regional performing arts center.
MCMC and Town Hall Theater partnered up for a musical arts camp collaboration and the students are ready to perform “Alice in Wonderland” on Friday, June 30, at 2 p.m., on the Town Hall Theater main stage.
This Friday, June 30, bring your blanket, and appetite for good food, wine and fabulous music, to Lincoln Peak Vineyard in New Haven.
These events are more than just performances; they are community gatherings, celebrations of talent, and tributes to the power of free, accessible art.
This musical event would get rave reviews anywhere in the country.
The Opera Company of Middlebury’s production opens on June 2 and should not be missed. Not only is the music as powerful as you’d expect, but the 19th century politics are also hauntingly current to us today.
On Saturday, May 27, Town Hall Theater kicks off its summer series outdoors at Lincoln Peak Vineyard in New Haven, with Mal Maiz on Memorial Day weekend.
Six adults arrive at a secluded retreat center in the woods for five days of guided meditation. Each one is a troubled soul who has tried other healing paths without lasting success. Will this time be somehow different?
Photographer Jim Westphalen has spent more than two decades driving backcountry roads capturing rural structures of a bygone era.
On Thursday, April 6, at 5:30 p.m., Town Hall Theater will be rolling out the red carpet for The Yellow House Community, at their film screening “Boom & Whoa — The Making of a Community Within a Community.”
MNFF Selects is thrilled to present the Vermont premiere of Navalny on Thursday, April 13, at 7 p.m., at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
