Future Pliny Park Mosaic Mural: CO-CREATION CELEBRATION! Join us in the meditative process of sorting the colorful pieces and organizing them into beautiful images! Mary Lacy and Corrine Yonce are co-creating a large-scale mosaic with the Brattleboro community. The finished mural will share our collective stories, combining donated objects and memories!
Our Film Adaptations of Banned Books series continues with THE KITE RUNNER, with a discussion led by Abdullah Hafizi and members of the artist collective THE ARTLORDS. Enjoy extraordinary Afghan cuisine created by TAZA after the screening!
Arnold Dreyblatt at Epsilon Spires. Famous for his transcendental and ecstatic music, legendary composer and multi-media artist Arnold Dreyblatt’s live performances emerge from his decades-long practice of building and preparing his instruments and exploring the incidental harmonic discoveries made when they are played.
Lunchtime Pipe Organ Series: Donald McMahon. Organist and Director of Music at the Sacred Heart Saint Francis de Sales Church in Bennington, Donald McMahon's musical program for May includes works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Henry Smart, Dan Locklair, Jehan Alain, and Edward Shippen Barnes.
The Garden and The Ghost. An ecstatic vision of destruction and creation, Derek Jarman’s newly restored masterpiece, THE GARDEN, isn’t without hope that we can regrow a paradise before the film will be a live performance by Michael Foster's THE GHOST, a sax-drums-bass trio subverting improvisation, noise music, and free jazz.
Screwball Speakeasy Club celebrates DR. STRANGELOVE's 60th Anniversary, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, the iconic masterpiece of subversive Cold War satire. A stunning indictment of the military-industrial complex, Stanley Kubrick’s fierce dark comedy about nuclear war remains an act of provocation that touches upon the absurdity of truth.
Duffy x Uhlmann. Meg Duffy (Hand Habits) and Greg Uhlmann (Perfume Genius) are two guitarists in conversation: looping feelings, braiding sound, blowing kisses, and finishing each other’s sentences. Less of an echo and more of a nod, their improvisation unfolds in radical, mutual witnessing and trust. Each note saunters by like initials etched into tree bark: a devotion both passing and eternal.
With groundbreaking cinematography, F.W. Murnau’s THE LAST LAUGH (1924) is one of the crowning achievements of the German expressionist movement. A beautifully conceived fable about…
Doors open 7pm, Concert begins at 8pm.Drawing fresh inspiration from ancient tradition, Utsav Lal has developed his own unique and soulful voice for the piano.…
Epsilon Spires is proud to present May The Cows Forgive Us in collaboration with In Situ Polyculture CommonsA visceral dive into the myths, dreams, and…
Join us for a transcendant experience channeling ancestral creativity with banjo, fiddle, cello, electric guitar, and percussive dance. Award-winning performers Jake Blount, Nic Gareiss and…
The groundbreaking music of New York’s Ghost Ensemble blurs borders of genre, expanding perceptual horizons through shared immersive experience. Their performance at Epsilon Spires will…
Join us for a multisensory experience tasting Sardinian wines before a performance by Grammy-Nominated Guitarist Paulo Angeli! His wildly original pieces are suspended between traditional…
Legendary media-collage culture-jammers Negativland and “real-time cinema” visual artist SUE-C collaborate to bring you their latest audio-visual performance about our minds, our realities, and the…
Organist and carillonneur, George Matthew Jr. premieres rare organ pieces by underrecognized composers. His program for June features works by Florence B. Price, José Jesus…
Enjoy the 1926 silver-screen-sizzler that established Greta Garbo as an iconic femme fatale- a film intense with emotion – swinging from youthful cheer and love…
Join us in our Sanctuary to appreciate the transformative power of fungi and celebrate more-than-human worlds! Biologist and Musician Tarun Nayar's ambient synthesizers interact with…
Dean of the NH Chapter of the American Guild of Organists and director of Music in the Great North Woods, Susan's musical program for July…
Jimmy Sheldon-Dean reflects on music’s role in hard times through his new band Jimmy’s Party of Nine, featuring Vermont musicians of his generation.
Berklee-trained singer-songwriter Justin Levinson releases classical piano single “Go and Catch That Dream.” Adam Tendler to perform in VT. Jesse Taylor Band’s new hard-hitting single “Thinking of You” recorded by Urian Hackney. Listen on jessetaylor.bandcamp.com.
The Next Stage Arts and Twilight Music present roots and folk/rock quintet Session Americana with Eleanor Buckland, plus singer/songwriter Sam Robbins, at Next Stage on Saturday, April 20, at 7:30 pm.
Main Street in Poultney features everything you could hope for in a small Vermont town: a book shop, a local pub, a post office, a hardware store and a library.
Eva Sollberger captures the total solar eclipse along the Winooski River Walk, crowdsourced photos and videos from Vermonters, and made a short video comparing scenes in Burlington, Winooski, and beyond with music by Unicorn Heads.
The Vermont Jazz Center celebrates the vital impact that the piano has played in jazz history by hosting its 8th annual Solo Jazz Piano Festival on April 19 and 20, 2024.
