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Merrymac Farm Sanctuary cares for over 100 animals rescued from neglect and abuse. The sanctuary offers education and Open Barn Days.
Montpelier lost its only music instrument store but will open a new one, Naive Melody Instrument Exchange, by area musicians. Erin Bentlage of Jericho has been nominated for a Grammy. The Kat & Brett Holiday Show, featuring vocalist Kat Wright and guitarist Brett Hughes, will go on tour almost to Christmas Eve starting December 1.
Celebrated jazz musician Duke Ellington transformed the Nutcracker Suite into a hard-swinging jazz record in 1960; a band in Vermont has now arranged it for an acoustic string band.
The BrattBlog Sunday Paper features original stories and curated blogs on Art, Music, Entertainment, Travel, Farms, Lifestyle, and Vermonters.
Experience the Rasa String Quartet at Next Stage Arts on Dec 9 at 7:30 PM. Discover their blend of classical and folk music in an immersive concert.
Snowfall, opening days, ski racing! It may not quite feel like it in your neck of the woods yet but winter is here in Vermont. Are you prepared? If not, we got you covered with our quick and easy ski season checklist to get you and your family winterized.
Artists, enter the 2024 Artful Ice Shanties by Dec. 15. First 15 registrations win a $200 stipend. Display your creativity in Brattleboro, VT.
Feel the pulse of Brattleboro and Beyond with the BrattBeat Weekly! Visit the webpage or subscribe to the newsletter to receive it every week!
Radio host Llu Mulvaney-Stanak turned an old radio station into a community hub featuring diverse shows; also provided support in natural disasters.
Michael Arnowitt and ImproVisions Jazz perform in the Wendy’s Jazz Soiree series in Guilford on Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. Admission is $20. Call for reservations.
Epsilon Spires and Brattleboro Literary Festival in Brattleboro will showcase banned book film adaptations, starting with "Fahrenheit 451" on Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m.
Join Retreat Farm & HatchSpace in a community build project, crafting tables for a new space. Sign up for a unique team-building experience.
Lee Ha is a deep-dive researcher at the Brattleboro Historical Society. She talks about the thrill of the chase, unearthing surprises, and also shares scenes...
Alicia Taylor and Joanna Alpizar met at a pop-up roller-skating event in Burlington. The two BIPOC women became fast friends and are now on a mission to create a public, welcoming, year-round space for roller-skating in Vermont, specifically in the Burlington area.
Join artist Lia Rothstein’s talk on using bioplastics in art on Nov. 30. Attend her sustainable printmaking workshop on Dec. 9-10 at BMAC.
Looking for Vermont holiday events in 2023? Small-town parades, stunning light displays and holiday markets are just a few of the ways to celebrate the holiday season in the Green Mountain State. Here are just a few Vermont holiday events that are sure to get you in the holiday spirit.
The BrattBlog Sunday Paper features original stories and curated blogs on Art, Music, Entertainment, Travel, Farms, Lifestyle, and Vermonters.
Maestro of the harmonica since 1969, Bob Stannard returns to the stage to support Weston Theater with a high-energy, flood relief fundraising concert on December 9th at 7:30 pm.
Enjoy an evening of laughter with the Vermont Comedy All-Stars at Next Stage Arts on Dec 8, 7:30-9:30 PM. Featuring Julia Colasanti, Julia DiFerdinando, and more. Tickets $12-$15.
Celebrate with VJC Big Band's Scholarship Gala on Dec 1, featuring vocalist Alexis Cole. Experience an evening of jazz and swing while supporting student scholarships.
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Historic industrial district in Winooski gets repairs as 175-foot-tall crane is used to fix Chace Mill smokestack by White Falcon Solutions.
Artist Dan Welden will give a talk and demonstration at Mitchell • Giddings Fine Arts on Nov. 30, along with a documentary film showing.
The "A Rafter of Crankies" by Sandglass Theater is back at Green Mountain Orchards on Nov 24 and 25, featuring panoramic scrolls and live performances. Ticket prices vary.
Eighth annual Thanksgiving concert by Taconic Music on Nov. 25 in Manchester with Beethoven's String Quartet and Allen Shawn's Sleepless Night.
A musician who plays covers but hates cover bands on AI renditions. Recommends Dark Side of the Mountain and Spencer and the Walrus for Floyd and Beatles tributes.
Vermonters Noah Kahan and Bernie Sanders nab Grammy noms. Burlington's Silent Mile marks 5 years with show. Rangus rocks Higher Ground.
KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS presents Masters of Sonic Liberation #2, highlighting experimental music at 118 Elliot on Saturday at 7 p.m. 10$ donation suggested.
Experience the soulful Irish melodies of Cedar Stanistreet on fiddle and Jake Grieco on flute in a cozy concert setting. Limited space, reservations required.
The BrattBlog Sunday Paper features original stories and curated blogs on Art, Music, Entertainment, Travel, Farms, Lifestyle, and Vermonters.
Anna Mieke shares new single + video 'Ornament' Folk Radio UK
Fluxus Artist Nye Ffarrabas talks 'Flux,' flow and fun Vermont Public
BRATTLEBORO — Grateful Greens has been growing microgreens since 2019, sprouting up here in Brattleboro, first in an outdoor greenhouse, then to Grove Street and then the Stone Church before
Next Stage hosts Argentinian duo Lerner & Moguilevsky, blending klezmer, tango, jazz, and folk music, on Dec 2 in Putney, VT. Tickets at nextstagearts.org
Thanksgiving weekend in Putney, Vermont, promises an artistic feast for locals and visitors, highlighted by the renowned Putney Craft Tour.
Next Stage Arts and Twilight Music present Kat Wright and Brett Hughes with their quartet performing songs of the season at Next Stage on Friday, December 1 at 7:30 pm.
In the late 1800s, Francis Curtis, a French-Canadian immigrant, invented the first automatic screw machine, leading to the manufacturing of precision machined metal components in Buffalo, New York by 1905, the company making $90 million dollars in sales annually today.
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Rare screening of 1927 Best Picture "Wings" with live music on Nov. 10 in Brattleboro. Tickets $20, veterans free, doors open at 7pm. Family-friendly.
Yale Young Poets Award Winner Airea D. Matthews to read from "Bread and Circus" in Manchester on Nov. 17, 6 p.m. Powerful collection of autobiographical poems on class and economic failures. More info at northshire.com.
The Stone Church's Grrrls to the Front program aims to provide women and gender nonconforming people a platform within the music industry.
Author Kate Spencer's book "The Cat Who Walked the Camino" tells a heartwarming and educational story of a cat's adventures on the ancient Camino de Santiago.
Monthly film series at 118 Elliot in Brattleboro featuring "Levitated Mass" documentary on Nov. 15, exploring art and humanity through land sculptures.
“The snow is sparkling like a million little suns.” – Lama Willa
First Proof Press owner Dan Chiaccio battles cancer while moving his studio to High Street and raising funds for treatment. He remains optimistic.
BRATTROCK, a youth rock festival, is returning to The Stone Church in Brattleboro with four youth bands and performers. The event will be in-person and will raise funds for Youth Services. Email info@brattrock.com or visit Brattrock.com for more information.
A couple in Brattleboro has been offering conscious dance for 5.5 years, creating a moving meditation for participants of all ages and skill levels.
The Rock River Players are performing "Glengarry Glen Ross." Although the actors loathe their characters, they appreciate the portrayal of cutthroat roles.
