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Winter Lights, an exhibit, expected to open Nov. 27, won’t happen this year at Shelburne Museum.
The Nature Conservancy and Tunbridge artist Elizabeth Billings have teamed up to design natural art installations on three protected natural areas, in Shelburne, Manchester and Monkton.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many a change, but the Women’s Festival of Crafts can’t be kept down. The 31st edition of the bazaar, featuring Vermont crafters, makers and more, has gone virtual.
You have likely heard of Plein Air Painting, but what about Plein Air Poetry?
Again this year, people can help out elderly neighbors with the Be a Santa to a Senior program.
An art exhibit “Missing Touch” will run through Nov. 16 at the Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne featuring the work of Beth Pearson, Annelein Beukenkamp, Leslie Fry and Betsey Garand.
Ken Turino, manager of community partnerships and resource development at Historic New England, will give a Zoom talk on four centuries of Christmas in New England.
The United Church of Hinesburg is taking its annual holiday bazaar digital, with an online store. The 60-plus-year-old tradition is going virtual, though the in-person mingling and noshing session will be missed.
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What are you thankful for? This full-page coloring contest entry will be available in November print issues of the five Vermont Community Newspaper Group publications.
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“Skin colored” pink tights and pink pointe shoes have long lined the walls of ballet stores.
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During this strange new quarantined existence, it’s hard to imagine Lyric Theatre picking a musical with a more appropriate title for its next production, “Songs for a New World.”
Full Circle Theatre Collaborative will present a livestream premiering of Shaina Taub’s musical adaptation of “Twelfth Night” this Saturday, Oct. 24.
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Made in Vermont, for Vermont, by Vermonters. And it’s not maple syrup. This summer 36 teams of filmmakers across the state collaborated to remake the film “Cast Away.”
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Vermont chorus groups are finding new ways to make music, learning through necessity how to use digital tools to keep their groups together and safe during a pandemic that spreads readily through singing.
It was a happy moment recently to sit down and open up the latest book by my old friend Archer Mayor.
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