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Header image: (Left to right) Rutland’s Ethnic Festival, photo by Shawn Pemrick; a Catamount Arts concert in 2019; Vermont Symphony Orchestra at Farmers’ Night in the Statehouse; JAG Productions’ Theater on the Hill, photo by Lars Blackmore; Festival of Fools in Burlington, photo by Kyle Tansley.
Join the Howard Center Arts Collective for a talk with local Vermont artist, Moe O'Hara AKA Recycle Moe! Filled by the energy of her caring community, Moe creates recycled and upcycled art everyday. She also runs Thirty-Odd, a local shop carrying handmade goods. Hear her talk about her work and ask questions.
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. […]
Join the Howard Center Arts Collective for a talk with Vermont artist Susan Larkin! Larkin is an award-winning oil and pastel landscape painter. In 2020, she was named a “Vermont Artist to Watch” by the Vermont Arts Council and Vermont Arts Guide. Hear her talk about her work and ask questions. Image: Quiet Water by […]
Join us for the opening reception of The Arts Collective's late-summer exhibition at the Flynndog Gallery! The exhibit features artwork inspired by the Philadelphia Dance Company (aka PHILADANCO), a professional dance company dedicated to the preservation of predominantly African-American traditions in dance. Image: Kecia Gaboriault
