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NEWFANE-A relative newcomer on the venue scene, Music at Union Hall (MAUH), a Newfane-based concert...
BRATTLEBORO-It promises to be an afternoon of humanitarian support and fine music as a host...
BRATTLEBORO-The Vermont Jazz Center (VJC) launches its winter-spring season of classes, starting in mid-September. Most...
BRATTLEBORO-On Saturday, Sept. 13, at 3 p.m., ByWay Books & More, 399 Canal St., hosts...
For 22 years Jerry Carbone has been riding a tiger. Now he's hopping off. The longtime director of the Brooks Memorial Library will retire on Friday, Dec. 18, 2015. Originally from Denver, Carbone, 65, took his master's degree in library science from the University of Texas at Austin in 1975. He was hired at Brooks in November of 1978 and took over as the library's director in 1993. That means he has spent almost his entire library career in Brattleboro.
In-Sight Photography Project announces its first Youth Photo Contest & Fair. For 30 years, In-Sight Photography Project has been nurturing the creativity of young artists in the Brattleboro community and across the country. "Seeing an opportunity to give young artists an opportunity to have their work exhibited in the community and seen by professionals in the field, this year, instead of our Annual Benefit Art Auction, we made a choice to ask the community to support an event that will...
What happened recently at our nation's Capitol is being commonly described as an assault on our democracy. But that characterization sounds as if it's something new and it fails to recognize the assaults that have been occurring in our country since its founding. Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC), other historically marginalized people, and those of lower income have been and are continuously assaulted. Sometimes these assaults have been physical, but other times they've been in the form of systemic...
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