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Creative Segment Leader: Jordyn Taylor Fitch Pronouns: They/themOrganization/Business and Position: JAM – Junction Arts & Media, Community Engagement Producer Creative Segment: Film & Media Medium: Community Access Television Creative Zone: […]
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As an audience member at arts and cultural events across the state, you may have been one of the hundreds of Vermonters who has completed the Arts and Economic Prosperity […]
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The Vermont Creative Network is pleased to announce a new logo created by students from University of Vermont and Champlain College. Every year, UVM’s Community Development and Applied Economics “Applied […]
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For arts, humanities and cultural organizations across Vermont, the pandemic has hit especially hard. Many are struggling to keep their audiences engaged and to survive financially, confronting months of lost […]
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At the Creative Sector Response and Recovery Forum on May 11, Council deputy director Amy Cunningham asked participants to share “six-word stories” of their experience since the Covid-19 pandemic began. […]
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Vermont’s three most northeastern counties, named the Northeast Kingdom (NEK) back in 1949, make up the state’s most rural and least wealthy region. Therefore, perhaps more than any other region, […]
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A month after I arrived in Vermont I found myself driving on snowy back roads to a meeting in the Northeast Kingdom. Forty-five people gathered on this freezing cold night […]
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What do you think? Do you have an interest in Vermont’s future? In the cultural assets of your community? Are you a stakeholder? Are you a community builder? Help frame […]
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The State Arts Action Network, a program of Americans for the Arts, recently wrote about the Council’s Zon Eastes and his role in Vermont Arts 2015. Here is the article […]
