Capital City Farmer's Market

Over 50 vendors gather each Saturday, from May through October, to sell locally grown and made products, unique to Vermont and astounding in quality. Live music every week and special events throughout the season make the market a gathering place for Central Vermont residents. Fresh vegetables and fruits, quality meats, specialty cheeses, artisan bread, baked goods, ethnic foods, herbs, plants, flowers, arts and crafts, honey and maple syrup…the list goes on and on. Join us and see how much Ver...

Awakenings Current Work by Kate Longmaid and Tom Merwin

The T. W. Wood Gallery at 46 Barre St in the Center for Arts and Learning in Montpelier, Vermont is pleased to announce Awakenings; an exhibit featuring current work by Kate Longmaid and Tom Merwin. The T.W. Wood Gallery is honored to have their work at the gallery. Through a contemporary approach to portraiture and still life, Kate Longmaid explores what is revealed in the intimate moments of seeing. With still life, Longmaid is drawn to subject matter that is ephemeral. Captured in fleeti...

Book Launch: "Repeopling Vermont: The Paradox of Development in the Twentieth Century"

Celebrate the newest publication from the Vermont Historical Society. Northern Vermont University Professor Paul Searls’s new work, “Repeopling Vermont: The Paradox of Development in the Twentieth Century”, is a thought-provoking examination of many of the central tensions in Vermont’s history and culture over the last hundred years. Refreshments and reception will begin at 1:30, and Searls will speak on the research and topics that drove his work beginning at 2:00.