Vermont Arts Calendar

Join us for open studio every Monday! Studio is an opportunity to make art alongside other artists, socialize, get feedback, and try out new mediums. Lots of art supplies provided! This open studio is hosted by the Howard Center Arts Collective, a group of artists who have experience with mental health and/or substance use challenges. […]

Levyosn is a new project bringing together three rising stars of the Boston area Jewish music scene: Yiddish singer/songwriter Adah Hetko, violist/violinist/vocalist and world music aficionado Lysander Jaffe, & fiery klezmer accordionist & vocalist Kaia Berman Peters. According to midrash, on the fifth day of creation God created the levyosn (or leviathan): a giant fish […]

Vermont Studio Center will host a Visiting Writer Reading with K-Ming Chang as a part of the Visiting Artists and Writers Program. On Wednesday, May 31, 7:30 – 8:30 PM, the reading will take place in the Red Mill Building in Johnson, VT. The following morning, Thursday, June 1, 10:00 – 11:00 AM, Chang will […]

Vermont Studio Center will host a Visiting Writer Reading with K-Ming Chang as a part of the Visiting Artists and Writers Program. On Wednesday, May 31, 7:30 – 8:30 PM, the reading will take place in the Red Mill Building in Johnson, VT. The following morning, Thursday, June 1, 10:00 – 11:00 AM, Chang will […]

Mitchell • Giddings Fine Arts presents David Rohn: As I See It, an exhibition of watercolors and oil paintings, opening with Artist Reception Saturday, May 27, 5 - 7 pm. The show continues through June 9, with an Artist Talk Saturday, June 17, 5pm. Rohn was the anchor and chairman of the Windham College art […]

Join local Shelburne artist Casey Blanchard in the opening of her exhibit, “Change the Story”, on Thursday, June 1 from 6 – 7:30pm. “Change the Story” asks us to restructure and revision the systemic beliefs that guide our actions and decisions. Casey states, “My hope is that humanity rises to reinvigorate our love of ourselves, […]

A woman’s search for her birth mother sends shock waves of secrets, shame, choices, & consequences through generations. Inspired by a true story, Erin Galligan Baldwin’s new play asks “Who owns your story?” Open Door Theatre's 2019 staged reading received rave reviews and standing ovations as the play's themes and events deeply touched audiences. Lost […]

During June's Art Walk, printmaker Uncle Erok (a.k.a. Erik Gillard) will show his original linoleum block prints. He'll also have blocks and tools on hand for visitors to make their own prints. Uncle Erok is an artist, activist, mentor, poet, muralist, and printmaker living in the Western Abenaki lands of north central Vermont. Instagram: @uncle.erok

‘Creative Relations is a multi-media group exhibit where 10 artists explore how family history, significant relationships and social/cultural contexts influence the making of art, will open Friday, June 2, 2023 at 118 Elliot. In the show, some artists’ explore how creativity helps heal the legacy of personal and cultural trauma. Other artists’ work arises from […]

Mitchell • Giddings Fine Arts presents David Rohn: As I See It, an exhibition of watercolors and oil paintings, opening with Artist Reception Saturday, May 27, 5 - 7 pm. The show continues through June 9, with an Artist Talk Saturday, June 17, 5pm. Rohn was the anchor and chairman of the Windham College art […]

Visiting Artist, Stanley Squirewell will give an Artist Talk at Vermont Studio Center in Lowe Lecture Hall on Friday, June 2 at 7:30 pm ET, 2023. This event is free and open to the public. Stan Squirewell was born and raised in Washington, DC and currently lives and works in Louisville, KY. His artistic training […]

The 18-piece Green Mountain Swing Band performs tunes from the time when swing was king. Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, and Woody Herman are all aboard the musical time machine, which also makes stops in the bop and post-bop eras, with a final foray into more modern melodies. Swing dancing is strongly encouraged. All […]

A woman’s search for her birth mother sends shock waves of secrets, shame, choices, & consequences through generations. Inspired by a true story, Erin Galligan Baldwin’s new play asks “Who owns your story?” Open Door Theatre's 2019 staged reading received rave reviews and standing ovations as the play's themes and events deeply touched audiences. Lost […]

The Mount Mansfield Union High School Theatre Department presents the end of the year SENIOR THEATRE PRODUCTION of BLACK COMEDY, a British farce by Peter Shaffer. Performances will be Friday & Saturday June 2nd & 3rd at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $5 for students & children and $7 for general admission. Fun for the whole […]

One of the last films of the silent era, Josef von Sternberg’s The Docks of New York (1929, 75 minutes) will be shown at Epsilon Spires on Friday, June 2, at 8 P.M. The screening will feature live accompaniment from pianist Donald Sosin and soprano Joanna Seaton, who are the musicians commissioned by Criterion Collection […]

Cross paths with an eclectic array of artists, makers, bakers, and more at the BTV Market. Presented in partnership with Love Burlington, start your weekend with live Market Music, lawn games, food vendors, and immaculate summer vibes every Saturday in the heart of downtown. 2023 City Hall Park programming is underwritten by the Pomerleau Family […]

An introduction to “What is relief printing?” How do you start? What methods exist? What tools and materials best match your goals? Students will be introduced to a variety of relief printmaking techniques, including collagraphy, rubbings, and Linoleum Matrixes. Interested in taking these skills home to print without a press? We’ll explore spoons printing and […]

Soak up the season with Splash Dance, BCA's beloved family dance party. Kids can splash the day away in City Hall Park's interactive, wheelchair-accessible fountain while some of Vermont’s best DJs spin the decks. We've expanded this popular series to both Fridays and Saturdays for a full weekend of family-friendly fun! 2023 City Hall Park […]

The Brattleboro Women’s Chorus presents their 27th annual spring concerts, “Sweet are the Days,” on Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4 outside at the Retreat Farm. Sunday’s concert will also be live streamed via Zoom. Directed by founder and musical director Becky Graber, the spring concert features an eclectic program of soulful songs. Selections […]

‘Creative Relations is a multi-media group exhibit where 10 artists explore how family history, significant relationships and social/cultural contexts influence the making of art, will open Friday, June 2, 2023 at 118 Elliot. In the show, some artists’ explore how creativity helps heal the legacy of personal and cultural trauma. Other artists’ work arises from […]

Mitchell • Giddings Fine Arts presents David Rohn: As I See It, an exhibition of watercolors and oil paintings, opening with Artist Reception Saturday, May 27, 5 - 7 pm. The show continues through June 9, with an Artist Talk Saturday, June 17, 5pm. Rohn was the anchor and chairman of the Windham College art […]

Saxophonist Alex Stewart’s Phunktet hits hard with original compositions as well as music by funk luminaries Tower of Power, Chaka Khan, Ohio Players, and others. For this special Jazz Lab edition of BCA’s Twilight Series, the Stewart presents the debut performance of vocalist Rachel Ambaye alongside a lineup that features Eric Hoh (bass and vocals), […]

The Goddard Gamelan Sulukala is pleased to announce a public performance of music and dance at the Goddard College Haybarn Theater in Plainfield on Saturday, June 3 at 7:00 pm. Javanese Gamelan is a group - or orchestra - of about 30 instruments ranging from huge gongs to tiny flutes with lots of xylophone and […]

John Gorka is a world-renowned singer-songwriter who got his start at a neighborhood coffeehouse and musician mecca, Godfrey Daniels, in eastern Pennsylvania in the 1970s. His rich, multi-faceted songs full of depth, beauty, and emotion caught the attention of critics and audiences across the country, as well as in Europe. Gorka has released 14 albums […]

A woman’s search for her birth mother sends shock waves of secrets, shame, choices, & consequences through generations. Inspired by a true story, Erin Galligan Baldwin’s new play asks “Who owns your story?” Open Door Theatre's 2019 staged reading received rave reviews and standing ovations as the play's themes and events deeply touched audiences. Lost […]

Join us at the 2023 Jeffersonville Art Jam. Gallery shows, a sidewalk art festival, artist demos, silo murals, live music (The Vermont Fiddle Orchestra), food and beverage vendors, something for everyone and admission is free! Hosted by the Northern Vermont Artists Association, the Visions of Vermont Fine Arts Galleries, the Bryan Memorial Gallery and the […]

Aphasia is a language disorder typically caused by stroke or traumatic brain injury. Individuals with aphasia find it easier to sing than speak. Come enjoy this inspiring concert of popular songs and learn more! Admission is free. This event is supported in part by an award from the Vermont Arts Council and the National Endowment […]

A woman’s search for her birth mother sends shock waves of secrets, shame, choices, & consequences through generations. Inspired by a true story, Erin Galligan Baldwin’s new play asks “Who owns your story?” Open Door Theatre's 2019 staged reading received rave reviews and standing ovations as the play's themes and events deeply touched audiences. Lost […]

The Brattleboro Women’s Chorus presents their 27th annual spring concerts, “Sweet are the Days,” on Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4 outside at the Retreat Farm. Sunday’s concert will also be live streamed via Zoom. Directed by founder and musical director Becky Graber, the spring concert features an eclectic program of soulful songs. Selections […]

Mitchell • Giddings Fine Arts presents David Rohn: As I See It, an exhibition of watercolors and oil paintings, opening with Artist Reception Saturday, May 27, 5 - 7 pm. The show continues through June 9, with an Artist Talk Saturday, June 17, 5pm. Rohn was the anchor and chairman of the Windham College art […]

Next Stage Arts Project and Twilight Music present contemporary folk singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist John Gorka, plus folk duo Lizzy Mandell and Barry Stockwell, on Sunday, June 4 at 7:00 pm at Next Stage at 15 Kimball Hill in downtown Putney, VT. Tickets are $25 Advance / $28 At the Door / $10 Virtual. Next Stage […]