Gallery Walk ’23 is off and running!
Pro-tips: Look for a fire performer in Harmony Lot this month! Dining in a downtown restaurant? Make a reservation to save your seat!
Last chance to party it up in Harmony Lot and shop the Flea on Elliot. October will be the last Gallery Walk event with the block party piece this season. For Nov & Dec it’s all about the galleries and the stellar exhibits they have planned for you! No raindate this year- Gallery Walk is rain or shine.
The Stone Church and Downtown Brattleboro Alliance proudly present FREE live music each month 6-9pm. Look for the stage in Harmony parking lot. The line-up this year is truly over the top amazing, you won’t want to miss a month!
Gaslight Tinkers are going to light it up. One of Brattleboro’s very favorite bands- think world music totally reimagined. It’s time to dance!
The Brattleboro Flea is a collaborative marketplace of artists, makers and sellers local to the Brattleboro area. Each month Elliot Street will be transformed into a vibrant and bustling marketplace filled with a wide array of unique and eclectic goods including: ceramics, jewelry, cards and prints, macrame, natural medicinals, home goods, handmade clothing and textiles, plants and flowers, vintage clothing, Ezra’s Distler’s famous Photo Booth and more!
The Human Connection Project and Downtown Brattleboro Alliance have partnered to present art-making at our pop-up art stations at Harmony TUNNEL and Harmony PARK! Each month has a theme and features local artists, organizations and arts engagement for all.
We invite you to our Food Truck Food Court- located in Harmony Parking Lot. A rotating cast of local food trucks and some of our favorite Downtown Restaurants slinging their tasty offerings. Take a seat at our Community Table- a dazzling selection of florals and greenery set upon a long table with a seat for all.
Our Stone Church outdoor Beer Garden has your bevvy needs right in Harmony Lot which is transformed each month into an outdoor Beer Garden (yes the whole thing!) Look for them in Harmony Lot near the Stage.
Brattleboro – America’s Most Storied Small Town!
From ancient Abenaki petroglyphs and the first known African American poet Lucy Terry Prince, to being home to Nobel Laureates like Rudyard Kipling, who wrote The Jungle Books here, and giant book manufacturers that produced the first American editions of Harry Potter – Brattleboro’s history is a lot bigger than its size.
Here’s how you can learn more:
At Gallery Walk: Meet 5:30 pm in front of Brattleboro Museum & Art Center for a short tour that hits the high points of Brattleboro’s unique history led by charming guides from Brattleboro Words Trail and Brattleboro Sunrise Rotary. Tour lasts about 40 minutes and covers .5 mile (.8 km). Free, but donations accepted and benefit both organizations.
Rich Earth Institute bathrooms available on Elliot Street. (Most of our galleries also offer restrooms for folks viewing the exhibits).
Handicapped Parking- There will parking available on the top of the parking garage and on the WEST side of Main Street, closest to Elliot Street. For additional assistance in this regard, please feel free to email erin@brattleboro.com
There is no better way to connect with your fellow Bratts than hitting Gallery Walk every first Friday MAY-DEC. Tell your friends and sing it from the mountaintops.
*This event is rain or shine. Locations may change or programming be cancelled due to inclement weather. Please check FB/ IG or Brattleboro.com for latest information.
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