EAST CRAFTSBURY — A high-energy traveling troupe of very talented actors and actresses from Hanover, N.H., The Dartmouth Rude Mechanicals, visited the area recently and gave two delightfully entertaining performances of William Shakespeare’s “A Comedy of Errors,” first on Sunday, March 16, at the East Craftsbury Presbyterian Church and then[Read More…]
Entertainment
Waite-Fellner Paintings Exhibited Through April
HARDWICK – A series of paintings by Laurie Waite-Fellner, “Women That I Admire,” is on exhibit at Positive Pie. She says, “The women I chose are all famous in their field, although usually when someone sees them, there is at least one who they are not familiar with. Especially if[Read More…]
LCP Auditions, April 12
HYDE PARK — Lamoille County Players will hold auditions for “Meet Me in St. Louis,” directed by Abigail Boudreau. The audition dates are April 12 with callbacks on April 13 at the Hyde Park Opera House. If interested in auditioning, visit lcplayers.com to sign up for an audition time slot.[Read More…]
Bread & Puppet Theater Schedules Spring Tour
GLOVER— The Bread & Puppet Theater will commence another tour, presenting its latest show: “The Obligation to Live.” The company’s month-long tour begins with four shows in Vermont, beginning Thursday, March 27, at 7 p.m. in Greensboro at The Highland Center. The tour continues Friday, March 28, at 6:30 p.m.[Read More…]
Traditional Irish Music, March 19
MONTPELIER – On Wednesday, March 19, at 7:30 p.m., the 2025 Farmers Night series presents traditional Irish music with One More Time, in the House Chamber, Vermont State House. This Central Vermont-based band brings the spirit of Ireland to the stage with jigs, ballads and reels. Band members include Denise[Read More…]
Jaded Ravins Perform Americana, Country Blues, March 26
MONTPELIER — On Wednesday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m., the 2025 Farmers Night series features the Jaded Ravins in the House Chamber of the Vermont Statehouse. This Calais-based musical duo presents an evening of Americana, country blues and original music composed and sung by Halle Jade and Kelly Ravin. Ravin[Read More…]
Local Artists Exhibit at Gallery, March 27
MONTPELIER — The T.W. Wood Gallery is exhibiting two local artists with an artists talk, March 27, 6 p.m., and a reception, Friday, April 4, 5 to 7:30 p.m. “Howard Norman & Gabrielle Dietzel – Incidents on a Train” will be on exhibit through May 27. The Nuquist Gallery feature[Read More…]
Vermont Symphonic Winds Featured March 12
MONTPELIER March 12, at 7:30 p.m., will be the Farmers Night concert in the Vermont State Capital House Chamber featuring The Vermont Symphonic Winds. The ensemble’s members are music teachers and other professional musicians from around Vermont. Several are from the local Lamoille County area. The ensemble and chorus is[Read More…]
Horsenecks Bluegrass Music, March 23
CABOT – The Horsenecks, on tour from the Pacific Northwest, will perform Sunday, March 23, at 5 p.m., at the Willey Building Auditorium. Gabrielle McCrae and Barry Southern play old-time and classic bluegrass music, centered around the pairing of the Appalachian fiddle style of Oregonian Gabrielle Macrae, (the Macrae Sisters,[Read More…]
Tribute to Cline, Lynn, Parton, April 4
ST. JOHNSBURY – The trailblazing women of country music will be hailed at 7 p.m., Friday, April 4, at Fuller Hall, St. Johnsbury Academy. Trailblazing Women of Country features soloists, Grammy-nominated Rissi Palmer and Nashville-based singer, Kristina Train, supported by a five-member all-female band. Cline, Lynn, and Parton harnessed country[Read More…]
Silk Painting Exhibited through April 18
ST. JOHNSBURY – “Art with Silk,” a silk painting exhibit featuring Anna Yakubovskaya, Uma Chirkov and Elena Ivanova will be on view at the NEK Artisans Guild through April 18. An opening reception will be held March 8, 2 to 4 p.m. The guild is located at 430 Railroad St.
Questions Raised by “Animals Lawsuit Against Humanity”
GREENSBORO — Sister Gail Worcelo with Greensboro’s Green Mountain Monastery adapted a 1,000 year old tale for a reading in the Greensboro United Church of Christ (UCC) sanctuary, Sunday afternoon, Mar. 1: “The Animals Case Against Humanity” is said to have originated in India, been written down by Sufi Muslims[Read More…]
