Dinty W. Moore’s new memoir, “To Hell with It: Of Sin and Sex, Chicken Wings, and Dante’s Entirely Ridiculous, Needlessly Guilt-Inducing Inferno,” is a humorous, quick read, in which Moore parallels the first book in Dante Alighieri’s Divina Commedia with his own life as the survivor of a 19…
Local author Archer Mayor will discuss his new novel “Marked Man,” a Joe Gunther mystery, at Dummerston Community Center at 7 p.m. Monday.
In collaboration with the Complications Company, the Vermont Suffrage Centennial Alliance celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment with a serious analysis of the suffrage movement’s virtues and flaws.
BENNINGTON — Vermont painter Tony Conner is always finding new approaches to his art.
BRATTLEBORO — Vocalist Jay Clayton will appear live at the Vermont Jazz Center at 8 p.m. Saturday as part of a tour celebrating her 80th birthday.
SARATOGA SPRINGS — Proudly steeped in American history and culture, Saratoga Springs today is a vibrant and exciting city of nearly 30,000 residents. The 1777 Battle of Saratoga, a crucial victory for the Patriots, is considered by many to be the turning point of the American revolution.
“Natural flavors,” however, are anything but. In celebration of a technicality set forth by the FDA, natural flavors must contain a minimum amount of any “natural” ingredient, which could mean leaves, twigs, yeast, or another ‘naturally occurring’ substance. It does not, however, have to con…
BENNINGTON — An annual Halloween Show at The Left Bank Gallery in North Bennington is now on display through Nov. 8.
BRATTLEBORO — If you like the Grateful Dead, the Allman Brothers and The Band then you’re sure to get your groove on with Dead Man’s Waltz at the Stone Church in Brattleboro Saturday at 8 p.m.
BENNINGTON — Anthony Marro has lived something of charmed life in the world of letters.
BRATTLEBORO — Dominoes will dominate downtown Brattleboro this weekend with two events celebrating the art and science of domino toppling: a film screening at the Latchis Theatre Saturday and the 14th Annual Domino Toppling Extravaganza at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center Sunday.
“Lily Topples the World” opens with an interview of Lily Hevesh’s college roommate, talking about the oddities of living with a YouTube creator with 3 million subscribers, especially one who occupies such an odd space as domino art. The film goes on to document Hevesh’s college life and frie…
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BRATTLEBORO — COVID-19 prompted local circus artists to get even more creative, coming up with performances tailored to their backyards and inviting friends in the industry to develop their own parts.
BELLOWS FALLS — Celebrate fall in your favorite flannel this weekend at Rockingham Hill Farm, for the second-ever Southern Vermont Flannel festival. The party returns Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a two-day schedule packed full of fun for the whole family.
GREENFIELD, MASS — A Brattleboro singer-songwriter and her band will reunite in a show at Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center.
BRATTLEBORO — When photojournalist Sebastian Meyer visited Iraqi Kurdistan in 2008 to document survivors of the 1988 genocide against Kurdish people, he learned that dozens of his Middle Eastern colleagues were not having their work picked up by Western news organizations. This gave him a ne…
WESTON — Weston Playhouse Theatre Company moves indoors to conclude its season with “The Mountaintop.” Set in a nondescript motel in Memphis the night before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered, the play imagines an encounter between King and a mysterious maid who brings coffee to his ro…
WESTON — Weston Playhouse Theatre Company moves indoors to conclude its season with “The Mountaintop.” Set in a nondescript motel in Memphis the night before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered, the play imagines an encounter between King and a mysterious maid who brings coffee to his ro…
DORSET — After a year and a half in the shadows of a global pandemic, the Dorset Players have come roaring back for a full season, kicking it off with one of the most ridiculous farces out there today, John Chapman’s “Kindly Leave The Stage,” directed by Richard Maiori.
BRATTLEBORO — One of Shakespeare’s most accessible comedies of the heart will be hitting the big screen, thanks to a local theater company and the young people who take part.
MANCHESTER — One of the joys of writing this column is the time we spend talking with chefs. Meeting chef Sigal Rocklin at Manchester Village’s famous Reluctant Panther Inn and Restaurant was one such occasion. Sigal’s story is one we can all appreciate and admire.
BRATTLEBORO — The pandemic has been tough on everyone, and it’s been particularly cruel for musical performers, who rely so much on gigs to sustain their creative work. For the past 18 months or so, many were relegated to performing virtually from their living rooms instead of live with peop…
WEST DOVER — Singer-songwriter Seth Yacovone is making his annual trek Sunday to play a benefit in the Deerfield Valley and hang out with some friends.
