CRAFTSBURY – Wednesdays, July 15, 22 and 29, from 4 to 6 p.m., join in circle painting with Tule Fogg at the Simpson Library. A free class, space is limited, sign up required. To sign up, email [email protected] . The library is located at 1972 East Craftsbury Road.
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Vermont Philharmonic highlights 250 years of musical heritage
GREENSBORO – It was a perfect evening for an outdoor concert, after three days of high eighties temperatures last week, at the Highland Center for the Arts on July 4 for the 2026 Summer Pops Concert of the Vermont Philharmonic. Appropriately programmed for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of[Read More…]
Vuong hopes to inspire, delight readers
GREENSBORO – Acclaimed poet, novelist, professor and photographer Ocean Vuong came to the Highland Center for the Arts Sunday afternoon and read a number of his poems as well as discussing his life and work, presented as the first of three talks of authors in the Back Roads Reading programs[Read More…]
Musicians in concert to support migrant community, July 18
GREENSBORO – On Saturday, July 18, at 7 p.m., Vermont’s musicians Patti Casey, Jess O’Brien, Will and Dan Lindner, Christine Malcolm, Don Houghton, Roy MacNeil, Krishna Guthrie and others will gather at the Highland Center for the Arts to celebrate Woody Guthrie’s birthday with songs of “resistance, solidarity and hope,”[Read More…]
Summer circus begins July 19
GLOVER – The Bread & Puppet Circus will present The Upside Down World Circus each Sunday, July 19 to August 30, at 3 p.m., on the Bread & Puppet Farm. The circus includes stilt dancers, paper maché beasts of all sizes, and a brass band. Following the circus, starting around[Read More…]
Budbill poetry read, performed, July 19
GREENSBORO – On Sunday, July 19, from 3 to 4 p.m., at the Highland Center for the Arts, Nadine Budbill, Jody Gladding, Abby Paige, William Parker and Mark S. Robers will perform of the late David Budbill’s poetry. The performance will weave together Budbill’s prose-like poems with his ancient Chinese-inspired poems.[Read More…]
Riege’s painting, pottery exhibited at library
GREENSBORO – During July, the Greensboro Free Library will exhibit “Painting Outside the Lines,” an exhibit featuring local resident Nancy Riege’s works in painting and pottery. The exhibit is on display during regular library hours. Riege will lead a hands-on painting workshop on Tuesday, July 14, from 2 to 4[Read More…]
“Best Day Ever” offers inspiring look at adaptive mountain bikers
HARDWICK – “Best Day Ever” tells the stories of Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi, adaptive mountain bikers who navigate the challenges of their disabilities, constantly challenging themselves to conquer new challenges, new trails and leave stereotypes behind. Durso and Bianchi are enchantingly charismatic with an enthusiastic approach to conquering adaptive[Read More…]
“Patience” continues to delight us today
EAST CALAIS – How fortuitous that two equally matched geniuses, William S. Gilbert (1836-1911) and Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900), even met and then worked together for twenty five years from 1871 to 1896 and wrote some fourteen light operettes that still continue to delight us today with their playful lyrics and[Read More…]
Beckett play combines pathos, humor at Unadilla
EAST CALAIS – A short play, “Krapp’s Last Tape,” by Samuel Beckett (1906-1989), was featured at the Unadilla Theatre for the past two weekends. In this solo performance, Vince Rossano was excellent as an old man in his eighties playing a recording on a tape reel he had made forty[Read More…]
Emers’ “Patchwork by the Dozen”
Dworsky’s Phase Change exhibit explores time, transformation
GREENSBORO – Alisa Dworsky talked extensively about the design and fabrication elements of the “Phase Change I,” installation during the opening reception for her Phase Change show at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, Sunday June 28. Alisa Dworsky’s “Phase Change” exhibit at Highland Center for the Arts through[Read More…]
