Bald Mountain Theater puts on ‘laugh-out-loud’ play. Bald Mountain Theater presents "The Joy of the Just" by John Gardner on Thursday and Friday, July 7-8, at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday, July 9, at 2 and 7:30 p.m., at Spice Studio in Rochester. When elderly Aunt Ella gets involved in a he-said, she-said battle of wills […]

Kripalu Yoga is a gentle practice, a compassionate approach; moving at your own pace, self-acceptance, adaptability; increases strength and flexibility, improves circulation, breathing and digestion. Please contact Petra directly with questions. You must register to get to the meeting area. Donation-based. Please bring your own equipment: A yoga mat, a beach towel for under the […]

Come celebrate the 220th birthday of Thomas Davenport, inventor of the electric motor and Brandon, VT native! Celebrate the history and future of electric motor technology with electric vehicles and equipment on display. Food, music and more! 11am-6pm Estabrook Park, Brandon VT.

The 43rd Annual Middlebury Summer Festival on-the-Green a free, family-friendly music series supported by community donations and volunteers will be held during the week of July 10 through 16, 2022, under the big white tent on the Village Green, Middlebury, VT. "Brown Bag" family-friendly programs are presented from Noon until 1 p.m. weekdays with evening […]

Begining at 4:00 pm join us for the Champlain Trio: Letitia Quante, violin; Emily Taubl, cello; Hiromi Fukuda, piano Cécile Chaminade, Gabriel Faure, Lili Boulanger. Memorial Concert in memory of Joanna Gillespie and Joan Landis. Masking and Vax Card required For more info visit http://www.rcmsvt.org or call 802-767-9234.

The warmth of the late-day sun on your face . . . the swell of music and the smell of popcorn carried on an evening breeze . . . Brandon’s wonderful summer concert series have attracted over 100 folks to each performance and over 200 to some of them!! Every Wednesday night in July and August, […]

Professor Ellery Foutch will present “Chasing Butterflies: American Artists’ Pursuit of Natural History,” a talk that explores artists’ pursuit of butterflies and their experimentations with representations that capture not just their intricate wing patterns but their symbolic associations as well. Why have so many artists, from the early nineteenth century to today, been drawn to butterflies […]

From 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Museum on Main Street. 70+ year collection of knick knacks & decorations, household, camping, Civil War book collection and so very much more!

Come Alive Outside and Partners for Prevention are celebrating the magical wellness benefits of nature with Harry Potter-themed activities and events at Rotary Park in Rutland. From 10am–1pm, wizards, witches and muggles of all ages can delight in free activities led by community organizations and businesses. Make your own wand, create a horcrux or even play […]

Starting at 4 pm at the Federated Church in Rochester. The afternoon concert features the well-known Heliand with guest percussionist Thomas Kozumplik. Heliand’s 15th anniversary season draws to a close with a compelling new program for oboe, bassoon and piano called “Cool of the Day.” Continuing their mission to make classical music meaningful and accessible […]

At the Sheldon Museum beginning at 12 pm, Greg Pask will present this lecture. Pask is an insect neurobiologist in the Biology Department at Middlebury College, where he works to understand how ants and fireflies communicate with each other through smell. This talk will discuss the rich history of insect pheromone research, its connections to modern […]

Come to the opening reception of our new exhibit. Stop by for delicious Haitian Blue Artisan Coffee, wine, music, art, poetry and great company. There is no charge for admittance. A donation would be appreciated. By definition, "Cultural mosaic is the mix of ethnic groups, languages, and cultures that coexist within society”, and this exhibit […]