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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...
After 12 years of operations at the River Garden, the Winter Farmers' Market is moving to the Church Building at 80 Flat St. Open on Saturdays from November through March, the market offers local farmers an opportunity for direct-to-customer sales during the winter - a time when most of the state's farmers' markets are closed. Other vendors include local sugarhouses, meat purveyors, bakers, chocolatiers, and craftspeople. The market's café serves locally made prepared foods to diners and shoppers, with a...
On Friday, Nov. 20, the Brattleboro Union High School Costa Rica Exchange held a fundraising dinner and cabaret. The 13 BUHS students in the exchange served gallopinto (Costa Rican rice and beans), salad, bread, flan, cookies, and drinks before several student music groups performed. The evening was hugely successful, and we would like to offer heartfelt thanks to the Brattleboro Area Middle School administration, the custodians who set up the room, and the businesses that contributed to the event -
When Wardsboro Curtain Call hosted their first concert in 2015, a new cultural vision was hatched. One of the first shows was a summer dance party, featuring the notorious Miles Band, and the event included a pork and jerk chicken sandwich dinner. “The Town Hall was hopping that night,” Curtain Call board member Lise Fortin said in a news release. “I remember looking outside to see two teenage girls dancing to the music that was wafting through the open windows.”
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