A center of communication – illuminating the relationships between creative arts, natural sciences, and sustainability using multimedia platforms.
Epsilon Spires builds connections between art and science by offering provocative performances and events, interactive art installations, and opportunities to engage in civil discourse by addressing current topics through the integration of diverse forms of expression within the walls of a historic church.
The unique acoustics of the Sanctuary, housing an extraordinary Estey Organ, and our intimate salon-style venue, Social Engagement, showcase the range of possibilities.
Our name combines a reference to the iconic architectural structure of the building, and Epsilon, which, when applied in physics, can be understood as “pushing the envelope.”
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
Join us for a transcendant experience channeling ancestral creativity with banjo, fiddle, cello, electric guitar, and percussive dance. Award-winning performers
Join us for the original swashbuckler! Action-adventure icon Douglas Fairbanks battles oppression with graceful athleticism and joyful, exuberant comedy! Featuring
COME! Join us for social networking and discussion! Light refreshments provided by Brattleboro Food Co-op!Monday, November 27, 5-6:30at Epsilon Spires,
MentalDrift Presents Re-Make/Re-Model-an evening of Experimental and Improvised live music performances using traditional audio media devices in unique ways: >Featuring
A thrilling cinematic window into history, the groundbreaking creation of two WWI aviators, WINGS features stunning aerial cinematography, death-defying stunts
The German-Expressionist masterpiece based on Victor Hugo’s tragic tale of wrathful anger resulting from wrongful persecution, features the original performance
The NYC-based Klezmer quartet approaches tradition with playful irreverence and deepest respect to create genre-bending soundtracks for Yiddish films both
