DIANE SOPHRIN, Chaos and Catharsis: Works on a Continuum
7:00pm-5:00pm DIANE SOPHRIN, Chaos and Catharsis: Works on a ContinuumDiane Sophrin’s mixed-media collages of torn paper reflect the fragmentation and reconstruction of the post-WWII era and today: repairing the world. January 3 - February 2, 2025 Gallery hours Friday 4-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 11-5pm. Reception Friday January 3, 4-7pm Artist Talk Saturday January 18, 2-4pm
WinterFest
5:30pm-5:00pm WinterFestEnjoy a weekend of fun, connection, and community in the heart of Montpelier, Vermont. This free, family-friendly event is packed with activities for all age both indoors and outdoors and ending the weekend with the annual festival: Ice on Fire!
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

The Hub's Winter Warm-Up Celebration!
7:00pm-10:30pm The Hub's Winter Warm-Up Celebration!Let's raise a glass and celebrate how far the Hub has come, thanks to the help of so many! Please join us for an evening of music, dancing, and socializing as we feed the flames of passion for this exciting Central VT project! Featuring music from EmaLou & The Beat and 25 Strings.
DIANE SOPHRIN, Chaos and Catharsis: Works on a Continuum
7:00pm-5:00pm DIANE SOPHRIN, Chaos and Catharsis: Works on a ContinuumDiane Sophrin’s mixed-media collages of torn paper reflect the fragmentation and reconstruction of the post-WWII era and today: repairing the world. January 3 - February 2, 2025 Gallery hours Friday 4-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 11-5pm. Reception Friday January 3, 4-7pm Artist Talk Saturday January 18, 2-4pm
WinterFest
5:30pm-5:00pm WinterFestEnjoy a weekend of fun, connection, and community in the heart of Montpelier, Vermont. This free, family-friendly event is packed with activities for all age both indoors and outdoors and ending the weekend with the annual festival: Ice on Fire!
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Climate Resilience for Businesses: Data and Support for Adaptation
5:00am-6:30am Climate Resilience for Businesses: Data and Support for AdaptationJoin VBSR and Vermont leaders to explore insights, data, and systems of support for businesses adapting to climate change. This event is a part of the VBSR People.Planet.Prosperity. Speaker Series, where we come together to learn from experts and innovators in the Vermont business community. Our panel will include: Gibbs Eddy, UVM SI-MBA Graduate Nicole A. Killoran, Director at Vermont Small Business Law Center Rebekah Owens, Founder & President at Tiny Home Helper Peter Plumeau, Founding Partner at Reframe Lab; Co-Facilitator of ClimateReadyVT Rebecca Towne, Chief Executive Officer at Vermont Electric Cooperative We will meet in the beautiful Hayes Room at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in downtown Montpelier. The panel will run from 5:00 – 6:30 PM. We hope you will join us afterwards for networking at Three Penny Taproom across the street! This is a great opportunity to catch up with colleagues, make new connections, gain new ideas and inspiration, and have some fun! This event is open to everyone interested in working toward a just, thriving, and transformative economy that works for all people and the planet. Questions? Please contact [email protected].

2025 Farmers Night Series presents: Author of GATHER - Kenneth M. Cadow
7:30pm-8:30pm 2025 Farmers Night Series presents: Author of GATHER - Kenneth M. CadowThe 2025 Farmers Night Series presents: Author Kenneth M. Cadow The third 2025 Farmers Night performance will feature writer and educator Kenneth M. Cadow – in the Vermont State House chamber. As a National Book Award Finalist Cadow will discuss his 2023 young adult novel, Gather. Topics Cadow covers are related to community building and the larger issues of poverty, housing insecurity, and addiction. Gather brings an emotional and ultimately hopeful story of one teen’s resilience in the face of unthinkable hardships. This will be an evening of insightful perspective and inclusive conversation. Cadow is currently co-principal of Oxbow High School in Bradford, helping to oversee around 400 students. He is the father of three adult children, and lives in Pompanoosuc, Vermont with his wife, and their dog, Quinnie. This event is Free and Open to the Public Sponsored by Vermont Humanities This year’s Farmers Night offerings from January - April include 12 weekly Wednesday performances, with the exception of a break for Town Meeting in early March. The Farmers Night Concert Series is a longstanding State House tradition which goes back over 100 years to a time when lawmaker

D. Davis & Bob Wagner
7:00pm-9:00pm D. Davis & Bob WagnerTwo of Vermont's finest musicians meet at The Three Penny Taproom for a special intimate musical performance.
Wilderness Works Too: The Promise of Passive Rewilding with Shelby Perry
6:30pm-8:00pm Wilderness Works Too: The Promise of Passive Rewilding with Shelby PerryForest management can have a lot of different objectives, from wood products to habitat enhancement. But what happens when your management objective is to protect the autonomy of nature? Passive management, also called passive rewilding, is the practice of standing back and letting nature direct the ebb and flow of life. Learn about the value of passive rewilding through both human and non-human lenses, grapple with the incongruity of human and forest timelines, and consider the merits of building future old forests, even if we might not live to see them ourselves. Free and in-person at NBNC Tickets Required In-person events will be livestreamed on our YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfNmpEm1udq3AG2Blpn8Yog).
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Galentine's Day Flow Jam- Bring a friend for free!
5:30pm-6:45pm Galentine's Day Flow Jam- Bring a friend for free!Let's move and groove together! This class pairs a moderate intensity all-levels vinyasa flow with an upbeat themed playlist. Come prepared to let loose, laugh, and shimmy your way toward savasana and bring a friend for free!

Montpelier Art Walk Event at the VT Supreme Court Gallery: BLUE ALCHEMY - Cyanotypes by Renée Greenlee
4:00pm-7:00pm Montpelier Art Walk Event at the VT Supreme Court Gallery: BLUE ALCHEMY - Cyanotypes by Renée GreenleeThe Vermont Supreme Court Gallery Presents BLUE ALCHEMY - At the Waters Edge Cyanotypes by Renée Greenlee 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. Utilizing a cyanotype technique 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. 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 NOW–March 28, 2025, with a Montpelier Art Walk Reception on Friday from 4:00 to 7:00 pm. Come and meet the artist. Free and Open to the Public.
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

Amulets: Yoga Nidra Sessions
2:00pm-3:00pm Amulets: Yoga Nidra SessionsWrap yourself in a talismanic mantle of Rest and Release.Yoga Nidra (yogic sleep) is pure nourishment. Join Linda River Valente at Blossom Wellness Center for deep rejuvenation.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
11:00am-3:00pm Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter SaleArtisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9! This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

Forest Management is for the Birds with Steve Hagenbuch
6:30pm-8:00pm Forest Management is for the Birds with Steve HagenbuchAs the third-most forested state in the lower 48, Vermont plays a critical role in forest bird conservation. Every spring, Scarlet Tanagers, Wood Thrush, and Chestnut-sided Warblers are among the birds that return to the Green Mountain state to raise young. How can we help these birds find the habitat conditions they need to nest successfully? Learn about Audubon Vermont’s efforts to promote forest stewardship that meets the needs of birds and people. We’ll explore the types of forest conditions that support high bird diversity, while keeping in mind all of the other important values we hold for our forests. Free and in-person at NBNC Tickets Required In-person events will be livestreamed on our YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfNmpEm1udq3AG2Blpn8Yog)

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

The Vagina Monologues
7:00pm-9:00pm The Vagina MonologuesLost Nation Theater & Mosaic Vermont return to The Vagina Monologues presenting a staged reading of this hilarious and heartwarming play giving voice to a chorus of powerful, lusty, outrageous, poignant, and thoroughly human stories. Ensler takes us into “the forbidden zone” leaving us forever changed. These benefit performances are recommended for mature audiences of all genders! COST: BY DONATION ($5-30 recommended) INFO & TICKETS: www.lostnationtheater.org
Public Funds for Religious Schools
7:00pm-8:31pm Public Funds for Religious SchoolsThe League of Women Voters of Vermont, in partnership with Kellogg-Hubbard Library presents the fourth 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 fourth program, on Wednesday, February 12 at 7:00 pm, presents Rep. Rebecca Holcombe and Harrison Stark, senior staff attorney at ACLU Vermont. They will discuss the June, 2022 Supreme Court decision that Maine's "nonsectarian" requirement for the otherwise generally available tuition assistance payments violates the Free Exercise Clause, thus requiring public funding for religious schools. This program will be moderated by Middlesex Town Moderator Susan Clark. 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/lwv-carsonvmakin/

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

2025 Farmers Night Series presents: The Vermont Symphony Orchestra with Damascus Kafumbe
7:30pm-9:00pm 2025 Farmers Night Series presents: The Vermont Symphony Orchestra with Damascus Kafumbe2025 Farmers Night Series presents: The Vermont Symphony Orchestra David M. Wilson Farmers’ Night with Damascus Kafumbe The Vermont Symphony Orchestra returns to the State House for its annual Farmers Night event on Wednesday February 12 at 7:30pm – 9:00pm (doors at 7:00PM) Music Director Andrew Crust and the VSO’s chamber orchestra present Bach’s Orchestral Suite No. 1 in C Major in a concert with guest artist Damascus Kafumbe. The evening features Bach’s suite interwoven with percussion and string instrument performances by Kafumbe, director of Middlebury College’s African Music and Dance Ensemble. As traditional, the premiere of Mount Mansfield UHS senior Eleanor Freebern’s own composition will be featured as well. This year’s offerings include 12 weekly Wednesday performances, with the exception of a break for Town Meeting in early March. 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. Free and Open to the Public

Wool Slipper Making Workshop
6:00pm-8:00pm Wool Slipper Making WorkshopStace Fulwiler is back in the studio to teach us how to make custom wool shearling slippers!! In this two-part workshop, you will learn how to make a pair of handmade wool sheepskin (AKA shearling) slippers from start to finish. No previous experience is necessary, and we will provide all materials and supplies. First, you’ll get to pick out your favorite colors and textures from our stash of wool sheepskin, and decide whether you want a round toe or pointed toe. Then, we will trace and cut out our patterns, make a durable leather sole, and learn how to stitch pieces together. You’ll leave with a pair of handmade, customized, super warm slippers that will last through many chilly seasons. This workshop is beginner-friendly. We will be using sharp scissors, mallets, and small metal hand tools, so you’ll need to be comfortable gripping tools, hammering, and hand-stitching.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Restorative Yoga + Therapeutic Massage
4:30pm-6:30pm Restorative Yoga + Therapeutic MassageJoin Anjali & Erica for a seasonal offering, carefully designed to bring deep healing, rest, renewal and CALM. While Anjali guides you through extra gentle yin and restorative postures, Erica will rotate the room, offering her massage magic. Let go of doing and allow yourself to simply pause and be.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

SPECIAL EVENT AT T.W. WOOD GALLERY The Lonesome Threesome by Hawley Hussey, Performance and Book Signing
6:30pm-7:30pm SPECIAL EVENT AT T.W. WOOD GALLERY The Lonesome Threesome by Hawley Hussey, Performance and Book SigningThe T.W. Wood Gallery is thrilled to announce that they will be hosting a very special performance and book signing by New York artist and educator, Hawley Hussey. 50% of proceeds from book sales will go to Pasadena Humane for emergency help needed for wildfire relief.
Free your Soul Workshop: Cool, Calm and Collected
7:00pm-8:30pm Free your Soul Workshop: Cool, Calm and CollectedTranscend overwork and self-sabotage with Radical Self-Compassion. Join Nyssa Green in this workshop to learn and practice the skills to transform the blocks currently holding you back from realizing the better health you want, into pearls of wisdom that accelerate your evolution and commitment to yourself.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

HOW TO BUILD A WINTER FIRE ON SNOW USING NATURAL MATERIALS AND A MATCH
2:00pm-3:30pm HOW TO BUILD A WINTER FIRE ON SNOW USING NATURAL MATERIALS AND A MATCHHave you ever wondered how you would keep warm if your car broke down in a remote area or you got lost on a hike and had to stay overnight, even in a snowstorm? Come learn how to use natural materials and a match to make a fire on the snow. We'll find and collect materials, and build two small fires. Join Naturalist Gail Johnson at the New Shelter, Hubbard Park. All ages and free!

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

What Land & What Next? How to Protect Forests in Changing Times with Caitlin Cusack
6:30pm-8:00pm What Land & What Next? How to Protect Forests in Changing Times with Caitlin CusackThe combined threats of fragmentation, habitat loss, climate change, and biodiversity collapse require us to rethink how we conserve Vermont’s forests. How do we choose which lands to conserve, and then how do we steward them responsibly? Vermont Land Trust Forester Caitlin Cusack will share examples of how VLT is adapting its conservation strategies to address these threats and restore ecological function, support cultural heritage, and meet society’s needs for timber and non-timber forest products and services. Free and in-person at NBNC Tickets Required In-person events will be livestreamed on our YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfNmpEm1udq3AG2Blpn8Yog).

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
2025 Farmers Night Series featuring: Shidda Projects - West African / Ghanaian music and dance
7:30pm-9:00pm 2025 Farmers Night Series featuring: Shidda Projects - West African / Ghanaian music and dance2025 Farmers Night Series featuring: Shidda Projects - West African / Ghanaian music and dance A vibrant collection of artisans focusing on cultural education and diversity by sharing West African dancing, drumming and other folk traditions. Jordan Mensah founded Shidaa Projects in 2003 and is the Artistic Director. Originally from Ghana, Jordan is a Juried Artist of the Vermont Arts Council, a master drummer and has decades of drum instructional and performance experience working with both kids and adults. 20 years after Shidaa was founded, Samuel Maama Marquaye arrived from Ghana to become Shidaa’s Drum and Dance Director. Samuel is a distinguished and award-winning dance performer, choreographer and accomplished drummer of Ghanaian and West African Traditional rhythms. Since arriving from Ghana in September 2023 he has lead drum and dance sessions for Shidaa in schools, universities, and adult classes as well as performing in Vermont and New England. Being a small non-profit, Shidaa’s troupe is ever changing and includes members of our local drum and dance community as well as performers from outlying regions including New York and New Hampshire.

Wool Slipper Making Workshop
6:00pm-8:00pm Wool Slipper Making WorkshopStace Fulwiler is back in the studio to teach us how to make custom wool shearling slippers!! In this two-part workshop, you will learn how to make a pair of handmade wool sheepskin (AKA shearling) slippers from start to finish. No previous experience is necessary, and we will provide all materials and supplies. First, you’ll get to pick out your favorite colors and textures from our stash of wool sheepskin, and decide whether you want a round toe or pointed toe. Then, we will trace and cut out our patterns, make a durable leather sole, and learn how to stitch pieces together. You’ll leave with a pair of handmade, customized, super warm slippers that will last through many chilly seasons. This workshop is beginner-friendly. We will be using sharp scissors, mallets, and small metal hand tools, so you’ll need to be comfortable gripping tools, hammering, and hand-stitching.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

Spacial Dynamics® Workshop
1:30pm-3:30pm Spacial Dynamics® WorkshopJoin Jacqueline Gabe in learning how to develop fluid movement in body, space and awareness. Spacial Dynamics® is a movement training that teaches how to avoid movements that drain and cause strain, in order to move with greater strength and revitalization.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

Farmers Night Series Presents: Toussaint St. Negritude – Poet, Bass Clarinetist
7:30pm-9:00pm Farmers Night Series Presents: Toussaint St. Negritude – Poet, Bass Clarinetist2025 Farmers Night Series Presents: Toussaint St. Negritude – Poet, Bass Clarinetist, Shaman Sponsored by the Friends of the VT State House Afro-futurist /Oro-shamanic poet and bass clarinetist Toussaint St. Negritude dually conjures the lyric timbre of both his horn and verse, creating his own collaborative ceremony of empathic wonders. This year’s Farmers Night offerings from January - April include 12 weekly Wednesday performances, with the exception of a break for Town Meeting in early March. 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.

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633

"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
8:30am-8:30am "I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an MouliertHonoring Black History month the Vermont State House Cafeteria is bringing back for a fourth time, I Am Vermont Too – on view for the month of February. Coordinators Sha’an Mouliert has worked on this project with BIPOC Vermonters since 2014. I Am Vermont Too represents self-identified individuals of color living and working in Vermont. This latest show consists photographs that focus on the intersectionality of our communities of color and their stories regarding microaggressions and racism. “This is a space to make our humanity visible,” Mouliert said. “We use photos to depict their face holding a whiteboard with anything from a microaggression to something else they want to share about themselves.” Exhibiting from: February 4- 28, 2025 Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am – 4:00 pm Free and Open to the public Vermont State House Cafeteria (second floor) 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633
Sat Feb 1
DIANE SOPHRIN, Chaos and Catharsis: Works on a Continuum
Saturday Feb 1st 7:00 pm - Sunday Feb 2nd 5:00 pm@ The Front, 6 Barre Street, Montpelier VT
Diane Sophrin’s mixed-media collages of torn paper reflect the fragmentation and reconstruction of the post-WWII era and today: repairing the world.
January 3 - February 2, 2025
Gallery hours Friday 4-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 11-5pm. Reception Friday January 3, 4-7pm
Artist Talk Saturday January 18, 2-4pm
Sat Feb 1
WinterFest
Saturday Feb 1st 5:30 pm - Sunday Feb 2nd 5:00 pm@ all around town - at Country Club and downtown Montpelier
Enjoy a weekend of fun, connection, and community in the heart of Montpelier, Vermont. This free, family-friendly event is packed with activities for all age both indoors and outdoors and ending the weekend with the annual festival: Ice on Fire!
Sat Feb 1
Artisans Hand Craft Gallery Annual Winter Sale
Saturday Feb 1st 11:00 am - Sunday Feb 9th 3:00 pm@ Artisans Hand Craft Gallery
Artisans Hand's Winter Sale, our highly anticipated seconds and rare treasures sale is taking place from January 31 – February 9!
This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection or start stashing away gifts for later this year. New items will be put out daily during the sale, so come early and often!

Sat Feb 1
7:00 pm to 10:30 pm
The Hub's Winter Warm-Up Celebration!
Saturday Feb 1st 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm@ Montpelier Performing Arts Hub, 35 College St, Montpelier, VT
Let's raise a glass and celebrate how far the Hub has come, thanks to the help of so many! Please join us for an evening of music, dancing, and socializing as we feed the flames of passion for this exciting Central VT project! Featuring music from EmaLou & The Beat and 25 Strings.

Tue Feb 4
"I Am Vermont Too" I Am Vermont Too Candid insights into the lives of BIPOC Vermonters Coordinated by Sha’an Mouliert
Tuesday Feb 4th 8:30 am - Friday Feb 28th 8:30 am@ Vermont State House
Wed Feb 5
5:00 am to 6:30 am
Climate Resilience for Businesses: Data and Support for Adaptation
Wednesday Feb 5th 5:00 am to 6:30 am@ The Hayes Room, Kellogg-Hubbard Library, 135 Main St, Montpelier, VT 05602

Wed Feb 5
7:30 pm to 8:30 pm
2025 Farmers Night Series presents: Author of GATHER - Kenneth M. Cadow
Wednesday Feb 5th 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm@ Vermont State House

Wed Feb 5
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
D. Davis & Bob Wagner
Wednesday Feb 5th 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm@ Three Penny Taproom
Two of Vermont's finest musicians meet at The Three Penny Taproom for a special intimate musical performance.
Thu Feb 6
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Wilderness Works Too: The Promise of Passive Rewilding with Shelby Perry
Thursday Feb 6th 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm@ North Branch Nature Center
Fri Feb 7
5:30 pm to 6:45 pm
Galentine's Day Flow Jam- Bring a friend for free!
Friday Feb 7th 5:30 pm to 6:45 pm@ Blossom Wellness Center 7 Main St Montpelier VT
Let's move and groove together! This class pairs a moderate intensity all-levels vinyasa flow with an upbeat themed playlist. Come prepared to let loose, laugh, and shimmy your way toward savasana and bring a friend for free!

Fri Feb 7
4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Montpelier Art Walk Event at the VT Supreme Court Gallery: BLUE ALCHEMY - Cyanotypes by Renée Greenlee
Friday Feb 7th 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm@ Vermont Supreme Court

Sat Feb 8
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Amulets: Yoga Nidra Sessions
Saturday Feb 8th 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm@ Blossom Wellness Center 7 Main St Montpelier VT
Wrap yourself in a talismanic mantle of Rest and Release.Yoga Nidra (yogic sleep) is pure nourishment. Join Linda River Valente at Blossom Wellness Center for deep rejuvenation.

Tue Feb 11
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Forest Management is for the Birds with Steve Hagenbuch
Tuesday Feb 11th 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm@ North Branch Nature Center

Wed Feb 12
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
The Vagina Monologues
Wednesday Feb 12th 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm@ Lost Nation Theater, 39 Main St, Montpelier, VT 05602
Lost Nation Theater & Mosaic Vermont return to The Vagina Monologues presenting a staged reading of this hilarious and heartwarming play giving voice to a chorus of powerful, lusty, outrageous, poignant, and thoroughly human stories. Ensler takes us into “the forbidden zone” leaving us forever changed. These benefit performances are recommended for mature audiences of all genders!
COST: BY DONATION ($5-30 recommended)
INFO & TICKETS: www.lostnationtheater.org
Wed Feb 12
7:00 pm to 8:31 pm
Public Funds for Religious Schools
Wednesday Feb 12th 7:00 pm to 8:31 pm@ Virtual

Wed Feb 12
7:30 pm to 9:00 pm
2025 Farmers Night Series presents: The Vermont Symphony Orchestra with Damascus Kafumbe
Wednesday Feb 12th 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm@ Vermont State House

Thu Feb 13
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Wool Slipper Making Workshop
Thursday Feb 13th 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm@ Wilder Arts, 7 Main St., Montpelier, VT 05602
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Thu Feb 13
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Galentine's Day Shop Hop
Thursday Feb 13th 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm@ Bailey Road, Bear Pond Books & Splash Naturals
Grab your friends and come visit Bear Pond Books, Splash Naturals & Bailey Road for a special evening of Galentine's Day fun! Visit each store for Galentine's themed activities, refreshments, prizes and surprise discounts.
Fri Feb 14
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Restorative Yoga + Therapeutic Massage
Friday Feb 14th 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm@ Blossom Wellness Center 7 Main St Montpelier VT
Join Anjali & Erica for a seasonal offering, carefully designed to bring deep healing, rest, renewal and CALM. While Anjali guides you through extra gentle yin and restorative postures, Erica will rotate the room, offering her massage magic. Let go of doing and allow yourself to simply pause and be.

Fri Feb 14
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
SPECIAL EVENT AT T.W. WOOD GALLERY The Lonesome Threesome by Hawley Hussey, Performance and Book Signing
Friday Feb 14th 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm@ T.W. Wood Gallery
The T.W. Wood Gallery is thrilled to announce that they will be hosting a very special performance and book signing by New York artist and educator, Hawley Hussey. 50% of proceeds from book sales will go to Pasadena Humane for emergency help needed for wildfire relief.
Sat Feb 15
7:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Free your Soul Workshop: Cool, Calm and Collected
Saturday Feb 15th 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm@ Blossom Wellness Center 7 Main St Montpelier VT
Transcend overwork and self-sabotage with Radical Self-Compassion.
Join Nyssa Green in this workshop to learn and practice the skills to transform the blocks currently holding you back from realizing the better health you want, into pearls of wisdom that accelerate your evolution and commitment to yourself.

Sat Feb 15
2:00 pm to 3:30 pm
HOW TO BUILD A WINTER FIRE ON SNOW USING NATURAL MATERIALS AND A MATCH
Saturday Feb 15th 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm@ New Shelter, Hubbard Park
Have you ever wondered how you
would keep warm if your car broke down in a remote area or you got lost on a hike and had to stay overnight, even in a snowstorm? Come learn how to use natural materials and a match to make a fire on the snow. We'll find and collect materials, and
build two small fires. Join Naturalist Gail Johnson at the New Shelter, Hubbard Park. All ages and free!

Tue Feb 18
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
What Land & What Next? How to Protect Forests in Changing Times with Caitlin Cusack
Tuesday Feb 18th 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm@ North Branch Nature Center
Wed Feb 19
7:30 pm to 9:00 pm
2025 Farmers Night Series featuring: Shidda Projects - West African / Ghanaian music and dance
Wednesday Feb 19th 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm@ Vermont State House

Thu Feb 20
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Wool Slipper Making Workshop
Thursday Feb 20th 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm@ Wilder Arts, 7 Main St., Montpelier, VT 05602

Sun Feb 23
1:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Spacial Dynamics® Workshop
Sunday Feb 23rd 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm@ Blossom Wellness Center 7 Main St Montpelier VT
Join Jacqueline Gabe in learning how to develop fluid movement in body, space and awareness. Spacial Dynamics® is a movement training that teaches how to avoid movements that drain and cause strain, in order to move with greater strength and revitalization.
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