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WESTON-Join the Sundays On The Hill concert series and experience an afternoon of live music...
BRATTLEBORO-Join Director Bob Thies and Rock Voices Brattleboro, a community rock choir, for an evening...
BRATTLEBORO-Artist Emily Noelle Lambert, whose work is featured in the group exhibit "Making Space" at...
BRATTLEBORO-The New England Center for Circus Arts (NECCA) presents the inaugural Vermont Circus Festival, set...
ROCKINGHAM-The Vermont History Museum in Montpelier is hosting a special exhibit, "Rockingham's Acropolis: A Look at the Rockingham Meeting House in History." Started in 1787 and completed in 1801, the building was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2000. It is considered an exceptionally well-preserved example of Colonial architecture. Meetings began to be held there in 1792, years before the building was completed. "Today remaining largely unchanged from its completion in 1801, apart from a light-handed restoration in 1906," states...
An open house to celebrate Write Action's new downtown home will be held during the April 7 Gallery Walk at Artrageus1 Collective, a gallery at 57 Elliot St. The gallery is accessed via both Elliot Street and from the Harmony Lot. Visitors can learn about Write Action, meet some of the writers who are part of the organization, and buy a book, Write Action T-shirt, book bag, or mug, according to a news release. They can also enjoy the many...
This piece is itself nothing but demagoguery. It is a series of accusations that are not backed up by a single attempt to show evidence for them. The only thing dangerous about the Trump presidency is that it has unleashed such unhinged reaction. Indeed, this piece disturbingly parallels Father Coughlin's hate-filled (and fact-free) rants against FDR.
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