PUTNEY-Next Stage Arts and Twilight Music present a dance party with roots and world music...
PUTNEY-Next Stage Arts presents a concert of original compositions in the Arabic maqam tradition, featuring...
BRATTLEBORO-In meSSeS' solo circus production, Janoah...anygoodjokes?, Janoah the Jester juggles several tasks simultaneously, performing and...
WESTMINSTER WEST-The River Singers Community Chorus, led by Mary Cay Brass, will start their winter/spring...
If Lorena Cuevas were a book, she'd be hard to catalogue. The new library director for Moore Free Library holds a bachelor of arts degree in art history from Fordham University and has extensive experience in arts administration, staff development, and operational management. She is also a professional hospice chaplain with a master of divinity degree from Union Theological Seminary in New York. Since 2018, she has worked as a librarian at Brooks Memorial Library in Brattleboro. How does one...
At last! Finally, Brattleboro has a chance to clean up town government and install a mayor. What has taken so long? A mayor will be able to really lead this city. A strong executive works. Just look at all the good things that a strong leader has accomplished in Washington. Just as Trump can ignore the silly people in Congress, so a mayor can get rid of the Representative Town Meeting debating society that gets in the way of progress.
Vermont Theatre Company announces auditions for its spring production of Woody Allen's Cold War-era comedy “Don't Drink the Water,” the wacky story of a dysfunctional American family trapped behind the Iron Curtain. A 1969 comedy film, starring Jackie Gleason and directed by Howard Morris, was based upon Allen's 1966 play of the same name. Performances are May 2-4 and 8-11, 2014, at the Evening Star Grange in Dummerston Center. Marilyn Tullgren directs; Nancy Groff and Randy Bright produce. The production...
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