Join Rachel Bell for a Peregrine Road concert at the Colonel Williams Inn. Rachel draws her inspiration from Celtic, French, English, and Quebecois traditions, cranking out new material while deeply respecting the melodies that have been around for hundreds of years. Based in Brattleboro, she...
Join the Brattleboro Museum & Arts Center for a first look at Keith Haring: Subway Drawings. The event marks the opening of a new exhibition featuring artist Keith Haring’s subway drawings Feb. 18 to June 11, 2023. Cash bar, 80s hits, and complimentary Keith Haring-inspired snacks. Free...
Next Stage Arts' Bandwagon Summer Series presents Crocodile River Music, which brings its African and African-influenced blend of Brazilian, Caribbean, and flamenco music to Retreat Farm.
Pride 1983 explores the origins and lasting legacy of Burlington, Vermont’s first LGBTQ2+ Pride celebration, which took place on June 25, 1983. The exhibit draws on archival materials from the Pride Center of Vermont, UVM Special Collections, the Out in the Open Andrews Inn Oral History Project, and the personal...
Brattleboro celebrates its 50th annual July 4th event, starting with a parade at 10 a.m. on Main Street followed by a day of family activities and fireworks at Living Memorial Park.
Set on a grassy stage, the full-length production explores the relationship between farmers and land, natural food cycles, and the human role in ecosystems. Dancing vegetables, familiar animals, and even the seasons themselves come to life through dance in a joyful and entertaining show. Come...
