- Mar 19
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“Close to the Cloth” A Textile Exhibit
The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St in Montpelier, Vermont at the Center for Arts and Learning is pleased to announce the opening of “Close to the Cloth”, a textile exhibit featuring the work of Barbara Bendix, Karen Henderson, Stephanie Krauss, Skye Livingston, Kate Ruddle and Neysa Russo. The Gallery has assembled a varied group of Vermont fiber artists that showcase a range of techniques and sensibilities toward textiles. The work ranges from pieces seated firmly in traditional craft to con... -
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Ray Brown and Toby Bartles - Steps on a Journey – An Exhibit of Two Vermont Painters
The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St at the Center for Arts and Learning in Montpelier, Vermont is pleased to announce an exhibit of Vermont painters Ray Brown and Toby Bartles. Both artists share much in common with the second generation abstract expressionists, as they both draw influence for painterly choices from immediate surroundings such as landscape or architecture to create inner meaning. -
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Auditions & Interviews for The Wiz
Lost Nation Theater’s summer Theater FOR Kids BY Kids Advanced Musical Theater Production Intensive for aspiring Actors-Singers-Dancers age 10 – 21, and aspiring Technicians & Designers age 13 – 21: Audition and/or Interview for LNT’s Intense Youth Production Camp! Two-week, full-day intensive camps that result in public, fully-staged staged, professionally designed & directed shows. Learn new skills, gain polish, stretch & grown within rigorous rehearsal process. “Serious” Fun. Stam...
- Mar 20
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“Close to the Cloth” A Textile Exhibit
The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St in Montpelier, Vermont at the Center for Arts and Learning is pleased to announce the opening of “Close to the Cloth”, a textile exhibit featuring the work of Barbara Bendix, Karen Henderson, Stephanie Krauss, Skye Livingston, Kate Ruddle and Neysa Russo. The Gallery has assembled a varied group of Vermont fiber artists that showcase a range of techniques and sensibilities toward textiles. The work ranges from pieces seated firmly in traditional craft to con... -
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Ray Brown and Toby Bartles - Steps on a Journey – An Exhibit of Two Vermont Painters
The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St at the Center for Arts and Learning in Montpelier, Vermont is pleased to announce an exhibit of Vermont painters Ray Brown and Toby Bartles. Both artists share much in common with the second generation abstract expressionists, as they both draw influence for painterly choices from immediate surroundings such as landscape or architecture to create inner meaning. -
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Farmer's Night Concerts at the State House
A quintessential Vermont tradition! Enjoy music in the State House chambers! Free and open to the public.
- Mar 21
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“Close to the Cloth” A Textile Exhibit
The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St in Montpelier, Vermont at the Center for Arts and Learning is pleased to announce the opening of “Close to the Cloth”, a textile exhibit featuring the work of Barbara Bendix, Karen Henderson, Stephanie Krauss, Skye Livingston, Kate Ruddle and Neysa Russo. The Gallery has assembled a varied group of Vermont fiber artists that showcase a range of techniques and sensibilities toward textiles. The work ranges from pieces seated firmly in traditional craft to con... -
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Ray Brown and Toby Bartles - Steps on a Journey – An Exhibit of Two Vermont Painters
The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St at the Center for Arts and Learning in Montpelier, Vermont is pleased to announce an exhibit of Vermont painters Ray Brown and Toby Bartles. Both artists share much in common with the second generation abstract expressionists, as they both draw influence for painterly choices from immediate surroundings such as landscape or architecture to create inner meaning. -
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"Enlarged Housekeeping”: Stories and Songs from Vermont Women
Singer and researcher Linda Radtke, joined by pianist Arthur Zorn, explores the contributions of Vermont women to the traditions of parlor songs, women’s club music contests, and social reform efforts. Oceana Judah, Diane Martin, Edwina Flint, and Helen Hartness Flanders represent the richness and invention of the female composers included in the sheet music collection of the Vermont Historical Society. Abolition, child welfare, temperance, the patriotism of war heroes, and the concerns of thos... -
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4th Annual Spring Indoor Egg Hunt
Celebrate Spring, on the first day of Spring, at Lost Nation Theater – and it’s 4th Annual indoor Egg Hunt! It’s Free and specially designed for kids. Lost Nation Theater’s Lobby is specially decorated for a great Egg Hunt! Kids, age 11 & under (accompanied by adult) scavenge for eggs full of chocolate, and maybe find the golden eggs stuffed with special prizes – like free tickets to our Theater FOR Kids BY Kids summer shows The Wiz, and Fractured Fables or discounted tickets to The Complet...
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