BRATTLEBORO-Mitchell-Giddings Fine Arts, 181–183 Main St., welcomes everyone to "Painter's Ethos," a group exhibit featuring...
BELLOWS FALLS-World-class jazz comes to Stage 33 Live in Bellows Falls with guitarists John Stowell...
BRATTLEBORO-A new circus show is launching - and Brattleboro audiences will get to see it...
PUTNEY-It's time again for the Putney Public Library's annual Peeps Diorama contest. Those brightly colored...
ROCKINGHAM-The Rockingham Meeting House has been awarded a National Historic Preservation Grant for $750,000 toward current efforts to preserve the town's first public structure. The funding is one of 19 awarded in nine states by the National Park Service through its Semiquincentennial Grant Program in honor of the nation's 250th anniversary in 2026. The town describes the meeting house as "the largest intact [18th-century] public building remaining in Vermont still in its original material form and in active use." The...
I love living in downtown Brattleboro. Among its many perks is the fact that we have a vibrant town center which offers a range of essential offerings, from a diverse culinary carte du jour, a co-op grocery, coffee shops, and a farmers' market, to a family-owned sporting goods store, a bevy of boutiques, florists, jewelers, hair salons, book sellers, bike shops, music vendors, art galleries, furniture showrooms, film houses, and performance venues, to an authentic neighborhood hardware depot. Not to...
The Brattleboro Women's Chorus is seeking new singers to join us for an exciting spring session, honoring and featuring songs created by African Americans. On Mother's Day - Sunday, May 12 - at the Latchis Theatre, they will offer a concert of thanks and appreciation for all the richness given by the composers, named and unnamed, with African roots. Their music this spring includes songs by Ysaye Barnwell, Bobby McFerrin, Melanie Demore, Rollo Dilworth, and Stevie Wonder. Local artist Samirah...
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