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Take a Wicked Fun New England Road Trip to Stowe, Vermont’s Classic Candy Store
Not too long ago, my husband and I went to the Stowe Jazz Festival in Stowe, Vermont. The festival has been going on for quite a few years now, and seems to grow every year on the grounds of the Alchemist Brewery. It's a very cool event. However, most of...
Made in the Mountains Art Show
The Corner School Resource Center in Granville CSRC) finishes off a lively summer of programming with the opening of the second annual Made in the Mountains Art Show in the restored one-room schoolhouse on Post Office Hill Road in Granville on Sunday, September 1, from 4 to 6 p.m. The...
Bluegrass/classical music mash-up at Phantom Theater this weekend
To the benefit of Central Vermont residents, Miranda Henne, a Boston-based, internationally-touring, classically-trained cellist has fallen in love with the Mad River Valley. She has returned to Phantom Theater annually for the past half dozen years, each time bringing with her a few hand-picked musical compatriots from a seemingly bottomless pool of staggeringly talented friends and acquaintances. This year’s performances, taking place Friday and Saturday, August 30 and 31, will feature Ellie Miller on fiddle and Greg Liszt on banjo, both of whom previously performed with Henne at the Phantom barn, and both of whom are formidable bluegrass players.
The Harvest Moon Cabaret Set For Next Month at Lost Nation Theater
Lost Nation Theater will kick off the autumnal activities of its 35th Anniversary Season at Montpelier City Hall with The Harvest Moon Cabaret! The event is set for Saturday, September 7 at 7pm. Happening just ahead of the full moon, bask in the brilliance of The Harvest Moon Cabaret: an...
Vermont Brewery Celebrates 20 Years of Double IPA
STOWE, Vt. — Vermont's iconic hazy beer is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Alchemist — located in Stowe — is celebrating 20 years of Heady Topper, its double IPA beer that has brought beer enthusiasts from far and wide. The brewery has been celebrating since last fall...
Suffs creator Shaina Taub goes from Vermont to Broadway
This year's Broadway hit "Suffs" has deep Vermont roots. The Tony Award winning musical centers on a group of suffragists and their fight to give women the legal right to vote. But the play also conveys how the 19th amendment was not a panacea in achieving equality in the U.S. White women were the primary beneficiaries, while many women of color continued to be denied the vote well into the 20th century due to discriminatory state laws.
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