WEST CHESTERFIELD, N.H.-This weekend's opening of 2025's Ten Minute Play Festival (TMPF) at Actors Theatre...
BELLOWS FALLS-With a career spanning more than 50 years, Jorma Kaukonen has done it all.
BRATTLEBORO-June is recognized by the Alzheimer's Association as "Alzheimer's and Brain Health Awareness Month" (ABAM)
BRATTLEBORO-Former Vermont Poet Laureate Chard deNiord and former Brooklyn, New York, Poet Laureate D. Nurkse...
Ali West and Wayne Warwick, partners in Warwick & West, LLC, plan to reopen the Guilford Country Store on Feb. 1. “I’ve always loved the Guilford Country Store, and growing up in Guilford, it was a pretty big fixture in my life,” says West, of Vernon. She said that she and Warwick “have talked about other business opportunities, but none of them ever felt just right.” But when Marc and Suzanne Tessitore, who owned and operated the store for a...
New York-based artist Juan Hinojosa, whose work is on view in the exhibition “Paradise City” at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC), will lead a storytelling roundtable on the theme of newcomers and immigration at BMAC on Thursday, May 4, at 7 p.m. Presented in collaboration with Vermont Folklife, the event will begin with a short tour of the exhibition, which features Hinojosa's collaged figures symbolizing travelers from another world. Afterward, visitors will be invited to share their family...
Why does water matter? In our world today, water is being polluted. There is not enough water for everyone to share in every place. That is why I believe the water should belong to everyone. I hope you agree with me, because if water is not shared, you could die.
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