It’s Theater For Kids By Kids! At Lost Nation Theater as we present the TYA adaptation of the Broadway Musical Tuck Everlasting! Eleven-year-old Winnie Foster yearns for a life of adventure beyond her white picket fence, but not until she becomes unexpectedly entwined with the Tuck family does she get more than she could have imagined. Directed & Choreographed by Taryn Noelle. Musical Director Timothy Guiles. Run-time is approximately 1 hour without intermission. Masks are encouraged, but not required. The Flood made LNT/City Hall’s elevator inoperable, requiring climbing stairs to attend in person. Wheelchair/walker users, please call us (802-229-0492) or email info@lostnation   ...

It’s Theater For Kids By Kids! At Lost Nation Theater as we present the TYA adaptation of the Broadway Musical Tuck Everlasting! Eleven-year-old Winnie Foster yearns for a life of adventure beyond her white picket fence, but not until she becomes unexpectedly entwined with the Tuck family does she get more than she could have imagined. Directed & Choreographed by Taryn Noelle. Musical Director Timothy Guiles. Run-time is approximately 1 hour without intermission. Masks are encouraged, but not required. The Flood made LNT/City Hall’s elevator inoperable, requiring climbing stairs to attend in person. Wheelchair/walker users, please call us (802-229-0492) or email [email protected] to discuss options for seeing the show.
Shows happen Saturday, March 1 at 2pm & 7pm and Sunday, March 2 at 11am!

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Join us for this very special workshop with Rebecca Hill

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to share your dreams with others within a group setting? If so, take a restful break from mud season and learn how to start a dream circle in your area.

Rebecca Hill, RN, MS has been a nurse for nearly 50 years. She currently works in the fields of mental health and addiction medicine. She has studied at the CG Jung Institute in Zurich and various Jungian associations in the US. She has participated in and lead Dreamwork groups and offers individual Dreamwork sessions.

sliding scale $25-35

With any questions, please contact Reb   ...

Join us for this very special workshop with Rebecca Hill

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to share your dreams with others within a group setting? If so, take a restful break from mud season and learn how to start a dream circle in your area.

Rebecca Hill, RN, MS has been a nurse for nearly 50 years. She currently works in the fields of mental health and addiction medicine. She has studied at the CG Jung Institute in Zurich and various Jungian associations in the US. She has participated in and lead Dreamwork groups and offers individual Dreamwork sessions.

sliding scale $25-35

With any questions, please contact Rebecca at [email protected]

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Renée Greenlee is the first Vermont Supreme Court Gallery artist selected to kick-off the 2025 season with her solo exhibition Blue Alchemy – At the Water’s Edge. Greenlee has consciously immersed her creative process by the edges of Vermont’s streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes to forge a connection between the climate breakdown and the local watershed. Utilizing a cyanotype technique. These cyanotypes are made with the water from the Winooski River following the recent floods, the Lake Champlain basin to the Atlantic Ocean watershed and beyond. This insightful exhibition is on view from March 3–March 31, 2025. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday / 8:30 – 4:30 pm (closed duri   ...

Renée Greenlee is the first Vermont Supreme Court Gallery artist selected to kick-off the 2025 season with her solo exhibition Blue Alchemy – At the Water’s Edge. Greenlee has consciously immersed her creative process by the edges of Vermont’s streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes to forge a connection between the climate breakdown and the local watershed. Utilizing a cyanotype technique. These cyanotypes are made with the water from the Winooski River following the recent floods, the Lake Champlain basin to the Atlantic Ocean watershed and beyond. This insightful exhibition is on view from March 3–March 31, 2025. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday / 8:30 – 4:30 pm (closed during lunch hour) Free and Open to the Public. To see additional work by Greenlee visit – Instagram: @RBGphoto

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We are starting a monthly craft circle inspired by the Wool and Water exhibit and workshop series that we hosted last fall. Come craft with us, share what you’re working on, and enjoy each other’s company! Our next gathering is scheduled for Tuesday, March 11 at NBNC, and we plan to meet monthly on the second Tuesday of each month if there is enough interest.

We’ll provide space, tea, and organization by our volunteer leader Angela Shambaugh, you bring your own project to work on (minimally messy projects only please) and any supplies you’ll need. We’ll also have some local climate data sets available if you’re interested in starting a data art project inspire   ...

We are starting a monthly craft circle inspired by the Wool and Water exhibit and workshop series that we hosted last fall. Come craft with us, share what you’re working on, and enjoy each other’s company! Our next gathering is scheduled for Tuesday, March 11 at NBNC, and we plan to meet monthly on the second Tuesday of each month if there is enough interest.

We’ll provide space, tea, and organization by our volunteer leader Angela Shambaugh, you bring your own project to work on (minimally messy projects only please) and any supplies you’ll need. We’ll also have some local climate data sets available if you’re interested in starting a data art project inspired by Wool and Water. This is just an option, you’re welcome to work on anything you like and we won’t be leading or teaching a specific data-related project.

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Montpelier, Vermont -- The League of Women Voters of Vermont, in partnership with Kellogg-Hubbard Library presents the fifth in its 2024-25 Lecture Series on Recent Supreme Court Decisions. This season we look at potential impacts of five important decisions issued since 2022.

The last program of the season, on Wednesday, March 12 at 7:00 pm, will feature William  Clark of the Gifford Law Center and Attorney Cabot Teachout, a criminal defense lawyer, who will discuss the Garland v. Cargill decision.

In June 2024, the Court ruled that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives exceeded its statutory authority by issuing a rule that classifi   ...

Montpelier, Vermont -- The League of Women Voters of Vermont, in partnership with Kellogg-Hubbard Library presents the fifth in its 2024-25 Lecture Series on Recent Supreme Court Decisions. This season we look at potential impacts of five important decisions issued since 2022.

The last program of the season, on Wednesday, March 12 at 7:00 pm, will feature William  Clark of the Gifford Law Center and Attorney Cabot Teachout, a criminal defense lawyer, who will discuss the Garland v. Cargill decision.

In June 2024, the Court ruled that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives exceeded its statutory authority by issuing a rule that classifies a bump stock as a “machinegun.”

The discussion will cover the case, its historical background, and current legislative action related to gun regulations in Vermont. 

This will be a virtual presentation. You may send questions in advance to [email protected], or through Chat during the event.
To register for this talk go to https://kellogghubbard.org/calendar/lwvgarlandvcargill/

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The 2025 Farmers Night Series presents: Lisa Jablow and the Vermont Symphonic Winds
March 12 will be the 7th 2025 Farmers Night concert at the Vermont State House Chamber featuring The Vermont Symphonic Winds. The ensemble's members are music teachers and other professional musicians from all around Vermont. Several are from the local Lamoille County area. Come and hear amazing percussion, brilliant brass, woodwinds playing faster than the speed of light, and a heavenly chorus, all conducted by Dr. Lisa Jablow
The Farmers Night Concert Series is a longstanding State House tradition which goes back over 100 years to a time when lawmakers entertained themselves in the House C   ...

The 2025 Farmers Night Series presents: Lisa Jablow and the Vermont Symphonic Winds
March 12 will be the 7th 2025 Farmers Night concert at the Vermont State House Chamber featuring The Vermont Symphonic Winds. The ensemble's members are music teachers and other professional musicians from all around Vermont. Several are from the local Lamoille County area. Come and hear amazing percussion, brilliant brass, woodwinds playing faster than the speed of light, and a heavenly chorus, all conducted by Dr. Lisa Jablow
The Farmers Night Concert Series is a longstanding State House tradition which goes back over 100 years to a time when lawmakers entertained themselves in the House Chamber mid-week while away from home. Artists from around the state, in genres ranging from classical music to bluegrass to barbershop, perform in the well of the House Chamber each Wednesday night during the legislative session—and the concerts are free and open to the public. Doors at 7:00 PM.

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Please join us at North Branch Nature Center for an evening celebrating our spring art exhibit, Scaly, Slimy, Smooth, and Slithery. Tour the gallery, meet the artists, and enjoy light refreshments. A portion of artwork sales will support NBNC.

About the Exhibit:
Explore the world of frogs, toads, salamanders, turtles, snakes, and lizards through the eyes of 32 Vermont artists! This juried group show includes painting, printmaking, photography, pastels, colored pencil, ink, fiber arts, ceramics, metalsmithing, woodworking, collage, and even music. From the common Eastern Newt to the rare Timber Rattlesnake, see how different Vermont artists are inspired by amphibians   ...

Please join us at North Branch Nature Center for an evening celebrating our spring art exhibit, Scaly, Slimy, Smooth, and Slithery. Tour the gallery, meet the artists, and enjoy light refreshments. A portion of artwork sales will support NBNC.

About the Exhibit:
Explore the world of frogs, toads, salamanders, turtles, snakes, and lizards through the eyes of 32 Vermont artists! This juried group show includes painting, printmaking, photography, pastels, colored pencil, ink, fiber arts, ceramics, metalsmithing, woodworking, collage, and even music. From the common Eastern Newt to the rare Timber Rattlesnake, see how different Vermont artists are inspired by amphibians and reptiles. Visit our Art Gallery page to view the show online.

Artists:
Ariela Paulsen, Caitlin Gildrien, Carol Leinwohl, Chelsea Clarke Sawyer, Christine Terry, Cindy Griffith, Claire Dacey, Emma Dannenberg, Erin Talmage, Fiona Modrak, George Seiffert, Heidi Albright, Jennefer Jolls, Jenni Belotserkovsky, Julie Longstreth, Kiley Briggs, Linda Hall, Lindsey Benton, Lizabeth Moniz, Lori Stroutsos, Martha Chaiken, Maya Faulstich-Hon, O.W. Wellard, Rachel Mirus, Rick Powell, Ruth Coppersmith, Sally Myers, Sean Beckett

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This Central Vermont-based band brings the spirit of Ireland to every stage with lively jigs, soulful ballads, and foot-stomping reels. Whether playing in a cozy pub or a local festival, the sextet is all about sharing good “craic” and great tunes with Green Mountain audiences. Band members include Denise Dean, Katrina VanTyne, and Harold Kaplan on fiddle, Joe Cribari on guitar, John Murray on banjo, and Dan Casey on button accordion. The band emerged from Vermont’s vibrant Irish session scene, where their friendships were formed over years of playing together. This will surely be an uplifting evening that will make you tap your toes.

The Farmers Night Concert Ser   ...

This Central Vermont-based band brings the spirit of Ireland to every stage with lively jigs, soulful ballads, and foot-stomping reels. Whether playing in a cozy pub or a local festival, the sextet is all about sharing good “craic” and great tunes with Green Mountain audiences. Band members include Denise Dean, Katrina VanTyne, and Harold Kaplan on fiddle, Joe Cribari on guitar, John Murray on banjo, and Dan Casey on button accordion. The band emerged from Vermont’s vibrant Irish session scene, where their friendships were formed over years of playing together. This will surely be an uplifting evening that will make you tap your toes.

The Farmers Night Concert Series is a longstanding State House tradition which goes back over 100 years to a time when lawmakers entertained themselves in the House Chamber mid-week while away from home. Artists from around the state, in genres ranging from classical music to bluegrass to barbershop, perform in the well of the House Chamber. Free and Open to the Public

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Celebrate Montpelier’s cross country ski trails! Join us for a gathering of the local ski community in appreciation of all the volunteers and land owners who make this community resource available.
Starts with a multi-age ski race at 4:30pm. Ski sprints and snow games for all ages (dependent on snow conditions)
Fundraiser Dinner and raffle starts at 5:30pm Lasagna ( meat and veggie options); Garlic Bread; Salads; Desserts; and gluten free options.
Please pay in advance so we can plan food accordingly (give more generously if you are able). All proceeds go to gas, snow machine and grooming equipment, and signage that is in the works! Limited day-of registration fo   ...

Celebrate Montpelier’s cross country ski trails! Join us for a gathering of the local ski community in appreciation of all the volunteers and land owners who make this community resource available.
Starts with a multi-age ski race at 4:30pm. Ski sprints and snow games for all ages (dependent on snow conditions)
Fundraiser Dinner and raffle starts at 5:30pm Lasagna ( meat and veggie options); Garlic Bread; Salads; Desserts; and gluten free options.
Please pay in advance so we can plan food accordingly (give more generously if you are able). All proceeds go to gas, snow machine and grooming equipment, and signage that is in the works! Limited day-of registration for an extra $5. $20 Adult $40 Family $10 student
Register with PAYPAL at: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/N3CDFKABRE2SE

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Emerge with Amy LePage and Blossom Wellness Center collaborate to bring this event to you on March 22 - 24 & March 30th.

Class locations: Emerge w/ Amy LePage @ 15 State St - 3rd floor - elevator access AND Blossom Wellness Center @ 7 Main St. - 2nd and 3rd floors.

An event to nurture, educate, and support (m)others and caregivers at every stage of their journey. Four days of warm and inclusive classes, massage and bodywork openings, opportunities to connect, learn, grow & care for yourself and your little ones.

Whether you’re pregnant, a parent, caregiver, birth professional, or someone who supports (m)others and young children, this event    ...

Emerge with Amy LePage and Blossom Wellness Center collaborate to bring this event to you on March 22 - 24 & March 30th.

Class locations: Emerge w/ Amy LePage @ 15 State St - 3rd floor - elevator access AND Blossom Wellness Center @ 7 Main St. - 2nd and 3rd floors.

An event to nurture, educate, and support (m)others and caregivers at every stage of their journey. Four days of warm and inclusive classes, massage and bodywork openings, opportunities to connect, learn, grow & care for yourself and your little ones.

Whether you’re pregnant, a parent, caregiver, birth professional, or someone who supports (m)others and young children, this event is for you.

Classes are offered on a sliding scale and donation basis, with a portion of proceeds going to local organizations supporting families.

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Join North Branch Nature Center scientists to learn about our Amphibian Road Crossing program, and find out how you can help Vermont’s frogs and salamanders safely cross the road during their annual spring movements. This community science project accommodates volunteers of all ages and backgrounds — the only requirement is an eagerness to enjoy and protect our local amphibians!

Each spring, amphibians migrate by the millions from upland forests to wetland breeding grounds, often crossing roadways at their peril. NBNC’s ARC program trains volunteers to survey migration sites to help amphibians across the road while collecting valuable data that informs local conserva   ...

Join North Branch Nature Center scientists to learn about our Amphibian Road Crossing program, and find out how you can help Vermont’s frogs and salamanders safely cross the road during their annual spring movements. This community science project accommodates volunteers of all ages and backgrounds — the only requirement is an eagerness to enjoy and protect our local amphibians!

Each spring, amphibians migrate by the millions from upland forests to wetland breeding grounds, often crossing roadways at their peril. NBNC’s ARC program trains volunteers to survey migration sites to help amphibians across the road while collecting valuable data that informs local conservation and transportation planning efforts. Over the last five years, NBNC volunteers conducted over 1,000 surveys and documented 20,000 salamanders at over 200 crossing sites across Vermont.

Did you know that Spotted Salamanders live underground in mouse tunnels? Did you know that Four-toed Salamanders guard their eggs? Did you know that Red Efts spend years traveling across the forest floor in search of the perfect breeding habitat? Virtual via Zoom.

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The 2025 Farmers Night series features the Jaded Ravins. This Calais-based dynamic musical duo presents an evening of Americana / Country blues and original music composed and sung by Halle Jade and Kelly Ravin. Many of their songs will surely pull at your heartstrings!

Kelly and Halle have been called a modern-day “Johnny and June”, and they perform in large and small venues from New England to Nashville. Whether they're playing at home in backcountry bars, or in big city clubs, Jaded Ravins are always ready to pour their hearts out on stage. The Farmers Night Concert Series is a longstanding State House tradition which goes back over 100 years to a time when lawmake   ...

The 2025 Farmers Night series features the Jaded Ravins. This Calais-based dynamic musical duo presents an evening of Americana / Country blues and original music composed and sung by Halle Jade and Kelly Ravin. Many of their songs will surely pull at your heartstrings!

Kelly and Halle have been called a modern-day “Johnny and June”, and they perform in large and small venues from New England to Nashville. Whether they're playing at home in backcountry bars, or in big city clubs, Jaded Ravins are always ready to pour their hearts out on stage. The Farmers Night Concert Series is a longstanding State House tradition which goes back over 100 years to a time when lawmakers entertained themselves in the House Chamber Chamber mid-week while away from home. Artists from around the state, in genres ranging from classical music to bluegrass to barbershop, perform in the well of the House Chamber each Wednesday night during the legislative session—and the concerts are free and open to the public. Doors open at 7:00PM.

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Join VHS at Bear Pond Books in Montpelier for the launch of our next book, Life Became Very Blurry: An Oral History of COVID-19 in Vermont, edited by Garrett M. Graff.

In March 2020, the arrival of the SARS-CoV-2 virus prompted Vermont state officials to order a two-week lockdown to attempt to slow the spread of the illness. It was the start of a years-long response to the global COVID-19 pandemic that upended the world.

Vermont’s response to the pandemic was widely recognized, and realizing the historic significance of the outbreak, the Vermont Historical Society launched a project to document its impact. By collecting more than a hundred oral histories    ...

Join VHS at Bear Pond Books in Montpelier for the launch of our next book, Life Became Very Blurry: An Oral History of COVID-19 in Vermont, edited by Garrett M. Graff.

In March 2020, the arrival of the SARS-CoV-2 virus prompted Vermont state officials to order a two-week lockdown to attempt to slow the spread of the illness. It was the start of a years-long response to the global COVID-19 pandemic that upended the world.

Vermont’s response to the pandemic was widely recognized, and realizing the historic significance of the outbreak, the Vermont Historical Society launched a project to document its impact. By collecting more than a hundred oral histories from state officials, doctors, and citizens, the project captured the consequences and influence the pandemic had on the Green Mountain State.

Life Became Very Blurry: An Oral History of COVID-19 In Vermont builds on that project. Edited by bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize finalist Garrett M. Graff, it compiles those oral histories into a comprehensive narrative of the pandemic in Vermont from the first lockdowns in March 2020 through the tumultuous years that followed.

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Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra will be joined by accomplished pianist Jeffrey Chappell on March 30 for a concert weaving highlights of Capital City Concerts’ history with meaningful music. The title of the concert is Her Favorite Things.

A celebration of the nonprofit’s 25th season will also honor Kevra’s mentorship as several of her current and former flute students with others in the flute community open the concert with a performance of Palestrina's "Dona Nobis Pacem" round.

The music will continue with Kevra and Chappell performing music by J.S. Bach, Louis Moyse, Camille Saint-Saëns, Cécile Chaminade, and Chopin. Each piece is integral    ...

Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra will be joined by accomplished pianist Jeffrey Chappell on March 30 for a concert weaving highlights of Capital City Concerts’ history with meaningful music. The title of the concert is Her Favorite Things.

A celebration of the nonprofit’s 25th season will also honor Kevra’s mentorship as several of her current and former flute students with others in the flute community open the concert with a performance of Palestrina's "Dona Nobis Pacem" round.

The music will continue with Kevra and Chappell performing music by J.S. Bach, Louis Moyse, Camille Saint-Saëns, Cécile Chaminade, and Chopin. Each piece is integral to the Capital City Concerts story.

“The core of our work for nearly 25 years has been to bring the best classical music on
the planet to to the most receptive and appreciative audience anywhere,” said Kevra. “It's been the honor of a lifetime, and my heart's delight to share the music with this community.”

Following the concert on March 30, 3:00pm at the Unitarian Church of Montpelier, a cake created by Birchgrove Baking will be presented to help celebrate Capital City Concerts’ 25 years of service.

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