Join us for an Artist's Talk on Sunday, February 1st at 3pm.

Elizabeth Nelson’s paintings reveal to her, as she’s working, how they would like to be made. At completion, they’re objects “with their own life,” she says, as hard for her to change as it would be to change another living person.

Nelson’s work is broad in format, theme and media. In “Meanwhile,” she shares hand-size and wall-size pieces, abstracts and landscapes, oils and acrylics and collage. A recurring subject is water: crashing in waves and rivers, rippling in fjords, finding and revealing to us its own path.

The show's title refers to the local and global si   ...

Join us for an Artist's Talk on Sunday, February 1st at 3pm.

Elizabeth Nelson’s paintings reveal to her, as she’s working, how they would like to be made. At completion, they’re objects “with their own life,” she says, as hard for her to change as it would be to change another living person.

Nelson’s work is broad in format, theme and media. In “Meanwhile,” she shares hand-size and wall-size pieces, abstracts and landscapes, oils and acrylics and collage. A recurring subject is water: crashing in waves and rivers, rippling in fjords, finding and revealing to us its own path.

The show's title refers to the local and global situation. “We're all waiting and unsure and disturbed. Nothing is solid anymore. And meanwhile, we are all still making art,” Nelson says. “The essential philosophy is that everything changes. The other part is that everything is connected.”

Gallery Hours: Friday 4-7, Saturday and Sunday 11-5

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Presentation will be livestreamed and recorded (link coming soon)
Climate change will bring more floods and more droughts, with impacts felt by our communities and absorbed by our rivers. But with 7,000 miles of rivers in Vermont, where are the best places to protect land for maximum flood resilience? Get a behind-the-scenes look at the science, mapping, and stories behind how Vermont River Conservancy prioritizes where and how to protect rivers, especially to benefit the most vulnerable Vermonters.

About the Presenters :
Kassia Randzio: VRC Development and Operations Director. Kassia joined VRC’s staff in 2   ...

Free and in-person at NBNC | Register Here
Presentation will be livestreamed and recorded (link coming soon)
Climate change will bring more floods and more droughts, with impacts felt by our communities and absorbed by our rivers. But with 7,000 miles of rivers in Vermont, where are the best places to protect land for maximum flood resilience? Get a behind-the-scenes look at the science, mapping, and stories behind how Vermont River Conservancy prioritizes where and how to protect rivers, especially to benefit the most vulnerable Vermonters.

About the Presenters :
Kassia Randzio: VRC Development and Operations Director. Kassia joined VRC’s staff in 2021, bringing with her nearly two decades of experience at state and national conservation nonprofits, here she’s worked to inspire people to invest in protected lands and waters. She leads efforts that make each of VRC’s conservation successes possible — from writing grants to secure funds for dam removal, to connecting donors with opportunities to protect riverside wetlands and forests, to overseeing the organizational systems that support all VRC’s efforts. Kassia shares the stories of the impact VRC has on wildlife, families, and c

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Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidenc   ...

Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidence and empathy for all living things. Join us for 2 hours of spontaneous play, exploration, discovery, song, nature inspired crafts, and oral storytelling.

Play, dig, build and grow alongside your child
Learn how to stay comfortable while getting messy in any weather
Connect with other families with young children
This program is entirely outside, so be prepared with water, snacks, and clothing for staying comfortable and getting wet!

Visit our Robin’s Nest page for more information

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The 2026 Farmers Night Series featuring Stories from the Woods, a Curated Story Hour
MONTPELIER, VT:
The third Farmers Night of 2026 will feature Stories from the Woods, a Curated Story Hour
on Wednesday February 4 at 7:30 pm - presented by the Vermont Departments of Forests, Parks & Recreation and Fish & Wildlife. Join us for a cozy and intimate evening of short, personal stories. Our diverse lineup of storytellers will share experiences and reflections that promise to make you think differently about who you’ll find among the trees.

This year’s offerings kick-off in mid-January and include a dozen weekly Wednesday performances with the excepti   ...

The 2026 Farmers Night Series featuring Stories from the Woods, a Curated Story Hour
MONTPELIER, VT:
The third Farmers Night of 2026 will feature Stories from the Woods, a Curated Story Hour
on Wednesday February 4 at 7:30 pm - presented by the Vermont Departments of Forests, Parks & Recreation and Fish & Wildlife. Join us for a cozy and intimate evening of short, personal stories. Our diverse lineup of storytellers will share experiences and reflections that promise to make you think differently about who you’ll find among the trees.

This year’s offerings kick-off in mid-January and include a dozen weekly Wednesday performances with the exception of a break for Town Meeting in early March.
The series concludes in mid-April.

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 spoken word, perform ins the well of the House Chamber each Wednesday night at 7:30 during the legislative session. All performances are free and open to the public.

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The next Montpelier Art Walk is coming up on February 6, from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. This event is a fantastic way to get a taste of the local art scene in our sweet city.

During Art Walk, Artisans Hand is featuring our newest exhibitor, Waterbury jeweler Rachael Wells of Thistledown Studio.

Rachael's work is inspired by rural Vermont landscapes and she'll be demonstrating how she works with metal and stones in her jewelry, along with talking about her process.

We'll be open from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. on February 6.

Guidebooks will be available in the gallery, so be sure to stop by and get yours!

We look forward to   ...

The next Montpelier Art Walk is coming up on February 6, from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. This event is a fantastic way to get a taste of the local art scene in our sweet city.

During Art Walk, Artisans Hand is featuring our newest exhibitor, Waterbury jeweler Rachael Wells of Thistledown Studio.

Rachael's work is inspired by rural Vermont landscapes and she'll be demonstrating how she works with metal and stones in her jewelry, along with talking about her process.

We'll be open from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. on February 6.

Guidebooks will be available in the gallery, so be sure to stop by and get yours!

We look forward to seeing you!

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The Vermont State Curator’s Office presents its first exhibition of 2026 at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery with Montpelier artist Rob Hitzig, titled Planting Confusion, Sowing Doubt. Hitzig creates two-dimensional large-scale wall sculptures which have taken a fresh direction from the artist’s previous work even though Hitzig’s love of geometry continues to ring throughout this exhibition. Artists often evolve as their art incorporates new and different processes and materials, and Hitzig continues to experiment with works for Planting Confusion, Sowing Doubt by utilizing OSB and MDO plywood, acrylic spray paint, shellac, gesso, and graphite, integrating new biomorphic forms i   ...

The Vermont State Curator’s Office presents its first exhibition of 2026 at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery with Montpelier artist Rob Hitzig, titled Planting Confusion, Sowing Doubt. Hitzig creates two-dimensional large-scale wall sculptures which have taken a fresh direction from the artist’s previous work even though Hitzig’s love of geometry continues to ring throughout this exhibition. Artists often evolve as their art incorporates new and different processes and materials, and Hitzig continues to experiment with works for Planting Confusion, Sowing Doubt by utilizing OSB and MDO plywood, acrylic spray paint, shellac, gesso, and graphite, integrating new biomorphic forms into his geometric shapes that spin off into a new direction that is extremely compelling. When the viewer examines Hitzig’s craftsmanship closely, they discover his extraordinary eye for detail-- born from his former life as a furniture maker. The integration of his brilliant paint colors, new shapes and materials, shines perfectly with each work of art.

Free and open to the public. Artist talk at 6PM. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday / 8:30 – 4:30 pm (closed during lunch hour)

We’re excited to announce our annual Teen Jazz and Junior Company Tour Preview! The performance will be held on Saturday, February 7th at 7pm in the Chapel at 36 College Street. The performance features both Teen Jazz and Junior Company dancers, and offers a look at the pieces they’ll be taking on tour in April.

Alongside the performance, we’ll be hosting a silent auction to support Teen Jazz’s NYC trip. The auction will go live online on January 24th and conclude in person at the performance on February 7th. Items include arts, goods, and services generously donated by local businesses you know and love.

This event is by donation, with a suggested    ...

We’re excited to announce our annual Teen Jazz and Junior Company Tour Preview! The performance will be held on Saturday, February 7th at 7pm in the Chapel at 36 College Street. The performance features both Teen Jazz and Junior Company dancers, and offers a look at the pieces they’ll be taking on tour in April.

Alongside the performance, we’ll be hosting a silent auction to support Teen Jazz’s NYC trip. The auction will go live online on January 24th and conclude in person at the performance on February 7th. Items include arts, goods, and services generously donated by local businesses you know and love.

This event is by donation, with a suggested donation of $20 for adults and $15 for students. Ticket reservations will open two weeks before the show. The Chapel IS wheelchair accessible; please let us know if you have accessibility needs when reserving tickets.

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Get ready for a night of entertainment and community spirit at Mosaic Vermont’s first annual Variety Show Fundraiser, a unique show featuring community performances that remind us how good it feels to belong. Emceed by the radiant Jenna Emerson, local comedian, host and sex educator.
The theme for this year’s show is We Go Together Like…, a joyful celebration of the chinwags, tete a tetes, bonds, and connections that make our community shine.
Bring your friends, bring your good humor, and bring your excellent taste in sassy consent-themed merch — because some things just go better together. Proceeds will benefit the Hub and Mosaic Vermont!
Ages 18+
Doo   ...

Get ready for a night of entertainment and community spirit at Mosaic Vermont’s first annual Variety Show Fundraiser, a unique show featuring community performances that remind us how good it feels to belong. Emceed by the radiant Jenna Emerson, local comedian, host and sex educator.
The theme for this year’s show is We Go Together Like…, a joyful celebration of the chinwags, tete a tetes, bonds, and connections that make our community shine.
Bring your friends, bring your good humor, and bring your excellent taste in sassy consent-themed merch — because some things just go better together. Proceeds will benefit the Hub and Mosaic Vermont!
Ages 18+
Doors open 6:30 pm / Show starts at 7 pm
$20 per person with a 20% discount for two or more! Use the code G2G20.

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Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidenc   ...

Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidence and empathy for all living things. Join us for 2 hours of spontaneous play, exploration, discovery, song, nature inspired crafts, and oral storytelling.

Play, dig, build and grow alongside your child
Learn how to stay comfortable while getting messy in any weather
Connect with other families with young children
This program is entirely outside, so be prepared with water, snacks, and clothing for staying comfortable and getting wet!

Visit our Robin’s Nest page for more information

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On Wednesday, February 11 at 7:00 pm the League of Women Voters of Vermont (LWVVT) presents a discussion by Thomas Tai, Esq., staff attorney at the LWV of the United States. In this role, he provides legal research and litigation support for natonal League advocacy and litigation. He will discuss Gerrymandering, and how partisan redistricting can result in the party choosing voters rather than voters choosing candidates.

The LWVVT Lecture Series, in partnership with Kellogg-Hubbard Library, is designed to bring outstanding speakers to discuss contemporary issues related to democracy and social justice. In its tenth season, we look at Voting Rights and Access to the    ...

On Wednesday, February 11 at 7:00 pm the League of Women Voters of Vermont (LWVVT) presents a discussion by Thomas Tai, Esq., staff attorney at the LWV of the United States. In this role, he provides legal research and litigation support for natonal League advocacy and litigation. He will discuss Gerrymandering, and how partisan redistricting can result in the party choosing voters rather than voters choosing candidates.

The LWVVT Lecture Series, in partnership with Kellogg-Hubbard Library, is designed to bring outstanding speakers to discuss contemporary issues related to democracy and social justice. In its tenth season, we look at Voting Rights and Access to the Ballot.

This will be a virtual presentation. To register for this talk go to https://bit.ly/LWVVTgerrymandering

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The Vagina Monologues is as relevant today as when it debuted in 1996. Published in over 48 languages, performed in over 140 countries and recently heralded by The New York Times as: "one of the most important plays of the past 25 years."
Lost Nation Theater is thrilled to bring this ground-breaking theatrical experience to central Vermont once again!

Masks are strongly encouraged. (LNT’s State of the Art Bio-Defense Air Purification “Synexis” System is also in service 24/7 keeping everyone as safe as possible.)

WHEN: Wednesday, February 11 & Thu   ...

The Vagina Monologues is as relevant today as when it debuted in 1996. Published in over 48 languages, performed in over 140 countries and recently heralded by The New York Times as: "one of the most important plays of the past 25 years."
Lost Nation Theater is thrilled to bring this ground-breaking theatrical experience to central Vermont once again!

Masks are strongly encouraged. (LNT’s State of the Art Bio-Defense Air Purification “Synexis” System is also in service 24/7 keeping everyone as safe as possible.)

WHEN: Wednesday, February 11 & Thursday, February 12, 2026
TIME: 7pm
WHERE: Lost Nation Theater!
COST: BY DONATION ($5-44 recommended)
INFO & TICKETS: www.lostnationtheater.org

Please note the elevator is still inoperable in our home Montpelier City Hall. Please call (802-229-0492) or email the box office for information about accessible viewing options.

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The fourth Farmers Night of 2026 on Wednesday, February 11 at 7:30 pm – the Vermont Symphony Orchestra (VSO) and Chorus returns this season with the David M. Wilson Memorial Concert for its annual appearance, presenting Mozart’s Symphony No. 1 in E-flat Major, Debussy’s Gymnopedies, Ravel’s Bolero, and Frostiana, a setting of Robert Frost’s poems in a seven-movement suite by Randall Thompson of choral art songs with chamber orchestra. In addition, there will be a world premiere of a piece by a Music-Comp student. The concert will be conducted by VSO Music Director Andrew Crust and featuring the VSO Chorus.

This year’s offerings kick-off in mid-January and inclu   ...

The fourth Farmers Night of 2026 on Wednesday, February 11 at 7:30 pm – the Vermont Symphony Orchestra (VSO) and Chorus returns this season with the David M. Wilson Memorial Concert for its annual appearance, presenting Mozart’s Symphony No. 1 in E-flat Major, Debussy’s Gymnopedies, Ravel’s Bolero, and Frostiana, a setting of Robert Frost’s poems in a seven-movement suite by Randall Thompson of choral art songs with chamber orchestra. In addition, there will be a world premiere of a piece by a Music-Comp student. The concert will be conducted by VSO Music Director Andrew Crust and featuring the VSO Chorus.

This year’s offerings kick-off in mid-January and include a dozen weekly Wednesday performances with the exception of a break for Town Meeting in early March.
The series concludes in mid-April. All performances are in the well of the House Chamber each Wednesday night at 7:30 during the legislative session. These events are Free and open to the public.
Doors open at 7PM.

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Presentation will be livestreamed and recorded (link coming soon)
“The Power of Water” follows the story of Bob King, a New Hampshire entrepreneur whose life’s work has been rehabilitating old abandoned dams to produce clean energy. Along the way, the film explores the history of hydropower in New England, the ongoing transition away from dirty fossil energy, the importance of land conservation, and how we all can be part of the solution as we face these challenges together. A discussion with Bob King and Charlie Wanzer will follow the screening of this 25 minute film.

About the Present   ...

Free and in-person at NBNC | Register Here
Watch the Trailer
Presentation will be livestreamed and recorded (link coming soon)
“The Power of Water” follows the story of Bob King, a New Hampshire entrepreneur whose life’s work has been rehabilitating old abandoned dams to produce clean energy. Along the way, the film explores the history of hydropower in New England, the ongoing transition away from dirty fossil energy, the importance of land conservation, and how we all can be part of the solution as we face these challenges together. A discussion with Bob King and Charlie Wanzer will follow the screening of this 25 minute film.

About the Presenter: Bob King is a professional engineer and has been building and operating small hydroelectric & solar projects and promoting energy conservation in New England for 39 years. His work in renewable energy has included co-authoring New Hampshire’s first group net metering law, serving as long time Chair of the NH Advisory Board of the Conservation Law Foundation where he is now a Trustee, serving as President of the Granite State Hydropower Association, and lecturing on environmentally responsible development and small business leadership f

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Join Hunger Mountain Co-op on February 13 and 14 for two days of activities in celebration and appreciation of our member-owners! Enjoy a 5% shopping discount only for members, samples, raffles, Kindness Jars, and Appreciation Hearts on both days.

On Friday from 11 am to 3 pm, enjoy a free chair massage in our café with Shannon Kelly. Take home a personalized Valentine’s cookie from Krin’s Bakery from 2 to 5 pm at the demo table. D. Davis and Marc Gwinn will be playing live in the café from 3:30 to 5:30 pm. Relax with their music while enjoying a wine sample from 4 to 6 pm.

The fun continues Saturday with local demos and a 1:30 pm showing of Eat P   ...

Join Hunger Mountain Co-op on February 13 and 14 for two days of activities in celebration and appreciation of our member-owners! Enjoy a 5% shopping discount only for members, samples, raffles, Kindness Jars, and Appreciation Hearts on both days.

On Friday from 11 am to 3 pm, enjoy a free chair massage in our café with Shannon Kelly. Take home a personalized Valentine’s cookie from Krin’s Bakery from 2 to 5 pm at the demo table. D. Davis and Marc Gwinn will be playing live in the café from 3:30 to 5:30 pm. Relax with their music while enjoying a wine sample from 4 to 6 pm.

The fun continues Saturday with local demos and a 1:30 pm showing of Eat Pray Love (rated PG-13) in our Community Room, complete with freshly popped corn from Hurricane Flats. Space is limited; sign up on our event listing (follow the Find Out More link below).

Not a member? Become a member and start enjoying the benefits for $15! You can join anytime, including online. In addition to taking advantage of 5% off for members only on February 13 and 14, get an additional 10% off one shop with our Member Discount happening Feb. 4 through 17.

We love our members, and there’s a lot to love at the Co-op!

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The Vermont State Curator’s Office presents Spirit and Spectrum:
Works by Glen Coburn Hutcheson & Monica DiGiovanni. This Montpelier artist duo will be exhibiting at the Vermont State House Cafeteria Gallery from February 10 – 27 with an Artist Reception on February 17, from 3:30 – 5:30pm.

The selected works by Glen Coburn Hutcheson and Monica DiGiovanni in Spirit and Spectrum is a vibrant, multifaceted collection exploring the intersection of, metaphysical, or emotional, "spirit" with a diverse colorful "spectrum" of artistic expressions. It can suggest a thematic journey through, landscape, culture, and spiritual energy narratives.

Food and   ...

The Vermont State Curator’s Office presents Spirit and Spectrum:
Works by Glen Coburn Hutcheson & Monica DiGiovanni. This Montpelier artist duo will be exhibiting at the Vermont State House Cafeteria Gallery from February 10 – 27 with an Artist Reception on February 17, from 3:30 – 5:30pm.

The selected works by Glen Coburn Hutcheson and Monica DiGiovanni in Spirit and Spectrum is a vibrant, multifaceted collection exploring the intersection of, metaphysical, or emotional, "spirit" with a diverse colorful "spectrum" of artistic expressions. It can suggest a thematic journey through, landscape, culture, and spiritual energy narratives.

Food and Drink served
Free and open to the public

Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidenc   ...

Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidence and empathy for all living things. Join us for 2 hours of spontaneous play, exploration, discovery, song, nature inspired crafts, and oral storytelling.

Play, dig, build and grow alongside your child
Learn how to stay comfortable while getting messy in any weather
Connect with other families with young children
This program is entirely outside, so be prepared with water, snacks, and clothing for staying comfortable and getting wet!

Visit our Robin’s Nest page for more information

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The 2026 Farmers Night Series presents the fifth concert of the season with the Vermont Youth Orchestra (VYO) on Wednesday, February 18 at 7:30 pm in a performance of eclectic and unforgettable chamber music. The VYO Flute Choir will play Vivaldi’s “Spring” and fiddle tune Ashokan Farewell; VYO Brass Quintet plays Shakira and Shostakovich; VYO String Squad plays dances from Spain and Panamá. These talented groups come together to showcase New England composer Charles Ives.
For over 60 years, families across Vermont, northern New Hampshire, and Upstate New York have trusted VYO as a partner in music education. Nearly 400 children and young people participate in an orchestra   ...

The 2026 Farmers Night Series presents the fifth concert of the season with the Vermont Youth Orchestra (VYO) on Wednesday, February 18 at 7:30 pm in a performance of eclectic and unforgettable chamber music. The VYO Flute Choir will play Vivaldi’s “Spring” and fiddle tune Ashokan Farewell; VYO Brass Quintet plays Shakira and Shostakovich; VYO String Squad plays dances from Spain and Panamá. These talented groups come together to showcase New England composer Charles Ives.
For over 60 years, families across Vermont, northern New Hampshire, and Upstate New York have trusted VYO as a partner in music education. Nearly 400 children and young people participate in an orchestra, string or woodwind and brass training program, jazz ensemble, lesson program, school partnership, or early childhood class this season. VYO programs transform young people's lives by developing them as artists, citizens, and leaders through a shared pursuit of musical excellence. Hear the future and join us for wonderful evening music. FREE and open to the public. Doors open at 7:00 PM.

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Broadway star Ben Bogen takes the stage for ONE NIGHT at The Performing Arts HUB in Montpelier, VT to bring you a stunning selection of Broadway favorites. Friday, 2/20 at 7:00 PM!

This fundraising performance supports the upcoming Acorn Youth Arts production of Jagged Little Pill. Ben will also be delivering a series of Open Community Masterclasses. More information and registration on TheaterEngine.

Ben Bogen is a Broadway performer and DC-based choreographer/teacher. Ben's most recent Broadway and National Tour credits include: the Broadway National Tour of Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (dance captain/swing), the National tour of Wicked (Ensemble), on Br   ...

Broadway star Ben Bogen takes the stage for ONE NIGHT at The Performing Arts HUB in Montpelier, VT to bring you a stunning selection of Broadway favorites. Friday, 2/20 at 7:00 PM!

This fundraising performance supports the upcoming Acorn Youth Arts production of Jagged Little Pill. Ben will also be delivering a series of Open Community Masterclasses. More information and registration on TheaterEngine.

Ben Bogen is a Broadway performer and DC-based choreographer/teacher. Ben's most recent Broadway and National Tour credits include: the Broadway National Tour of Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (dance captain/swing), the National tour of Wicked (Ensemble), on Broadway in Frozen (Olaf u/s,Duke Weselton u/s), and both the NY & Touring companies of Jersey Boys (Frankie Valli alternate/Joe Pesci, asst dance captain). Most recently he played Charlie Wilcox in the DC premiere of the Tony Award winning play The Inheritance at Roundhouse Theatre and Fyedka in Fiddler on the Roof at Signature Theatre.

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Capital City Concerts offers its first-ever Farmer's Night concert on Wednesday, February 27 at the Vermont State House. This FREE blockbuster concert will involve 40 musicians and will feature Portland Maine's Grammy-nominated Palaver Strings, along with Vermont's own Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra, together with a select chorus conducted by Richard Riley.

The program is built around Estonian composer Urmas Sisask, Te Deum, pp. 37 for chorus, string orchestra and flute, as well as colorful large chamber music works from the Middle East and Scandinavia.

This event is funded in part by a grant award from Montpelier Alive, with funds from the Montpelier    ...

Capital City Concerts offers its first-ever Farmer's Night concert on Wednesday, February 27 at the Vermont State House. This FREE blockbuster concert will involve 40 musicians and will feature Portland Maine's Grammy-nominated Palaver Strings, along with Vermont's own Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra, together with a select chorus conducted by Richard Riley.

The program is built around Estonian composer Urmas Sisask, Te Deum, pp. 37 for chorus, string orchestra and flute, as well as colorful large chamber music works from the Middle East and Scandinavia.

This event is funded in part by a grant award from Montpelier Alive, with funds from the Montpelier Downtown Improvement District.

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Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidenc   ...

Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
Winter Sessions: February 4 – March 25 (no session Feb 25)

For children ages 0-5 with parent or caregiver
Free (donations welcome) | A drop-in program (registration not required)

Robin’s Nest Nature Playgroup is a free activity for families to gather, learn, and play in nature. Guided by the idea that children need to spend ample time outdoors, we offer a community experience in the world of nature and will model ways the natural environment can be used as a tool for learning and play.

Engaging with nature’s seasonal offerings stimulates curiosity and a sense of wonder while fostering self-confidence and empathy for all living things. Join us for 2 hours of spontaneous play, exploration, discovery, song, nature inspired crafts, and oral storytelling.

Play, dig, build and grow alongside your child
Learn how to stay comfortable while getting messy in any weather
Connect with other families with young children
This program is entirely outside, so be prepared with water, snacks, and clothing for staying comfortable and getting wet!

Visit our Robin’s Nest page for more information

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Directed by Alexa Kartschoke, All your favorite characters from Madeline L’Engle’s beloved classic are in this enchanting stage adaptation by Morgan Gould in 45 magical minutes. See how Misfit Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin, aided in their quest by three celestial beings - Mrs What, Mrs Which, & Mrs Who - crusade across universes to free their dad from an evil cosmic entity. Their escapades unfold right in front of you through imaginative dance, & acting, fantastical lights and sound and more! The story soars! Explore the importance of trusting yourself and the power of true connection! A Wrinkle in Time is an intergalactic good versus evil coming of age adventure.
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Directed by Alexa Kartschoke, All your favorite characters from Madeline L’Engle’s beloved classic are in this enchanting stage adaptation by Morgan Gould in 45 magical minutes. See how Misfit Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin, aided in their quest by three celestial beings - Mrs What, Mrs Which, & Mrs Who - crusade across universes to free their dad from an evil cosmic entity. Their escapades unfold right in front of you through imaginative dance, & acting, fantastical lights and sound and more! The story soars! Explore the importance of trusting yourself and the power of true connection! A Wrinkle in Time is an intergalactic good versus evil coming of age adventure.
Masks recommended. Montpelier City Hall/LNT's elevator is still out of commission due to the flood. Patrons using wheelchairs or walkers please call or email the box office for alternatives. 802-229-0492. [email protected] Thanks for your understanding.

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