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When executive director Genny Albert invited me to accompany The Arts Bus to Sharon Elementary School, she advised me to simply look for a bus as I exited I-89. And while […]
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Approaching the Henry Sheldon Museum, located in the heart of Middlebury, I was immediately greeted by color and joy. The pillars of the Sheldon, the oldest community-based museum in America, […]
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As I wander down the aisle of the arts market, a row of purple-white shells on Linda and Roger Longtoe Sheehan’s table lure me in. The shells, locally sourced and […]
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The road from Middlebury to Woodstock is long and winding, as the song goes. The more apt reference might be to Vermonter Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken,” but thanks […]
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“The hills are alive with the sound of music.” The classic musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein has been performed on Broadway since 1959, and its film adaptation starring Julie Andrews […]
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For more than a year, concerts have been put on hold as we all grappled with our changing world in the face of a pandemic. With an increase in the […]
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It’s not fall without a visit to Kents Corners in Calais and the 19th century historic building, once a hotel and stagecoach stop, now known as the Kent Museum. ‘Tis […]
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Vermont summer meadows are good for lots of things—picnics, puppetry, birdwatching, tick finding, and in some cases, sculpture. You’ll find plenty of the latter at SculptureFest 2020. On a dozen […]
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On Saturday, July 11, I had the oxymoronic pleasure of enjoying art during a pandemic – a first-time experience, to be sure, and one I’m not entirely sure I wish […]
