Theatre for Children brings three shows to Vermont tour
The Green Mountain Guild's Theatre for Children Company opens a fall Vermont and northeast tour on Oct 8 at Brookside School Bennington and runs through Dec 31 with three story theatre productions for K-8 and workshops for groups of 25. Two shows Animal Crackers and A Christmas Carol star the acting company, with touring options and funding details available from Green Mountain Guild at White River Junction VT 05001.
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Green Mountain Guild
Theatre For Children
Vermont
Northeast
Brookside
Bennington
Guild
Charles Dickens
Scrooge
Tiny Tim
Bob Cratchit
the Guild
Vermont Council On the Arts
The
Green Mountain Guild, Inc
Doris Gable Opens Londonderry Gallery In Vermont
Londonderry is set to host the Winaciscet Gallery opening on Route 11 with plans for Vermont artists in watercolors etchings oils sculpture and photography plus works by New England Indians. Doris Gable aims to keep prices affordable and invite local residents and tourists to experience a simple homey gallery atmosphere despite flood damage and delayed renovations.
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Maggie C. Bucholt
Londonderry
Mill Pond
Winaciscet
Gable
Vermont
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Bennington County
SVA Fall Exhibition Opens in Manchester This Saturday
The 20th Annual Fall Exhibition at the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester will open this Saturday Oct 2 with a reception from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event marks the culmination of the season.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Williams College exhibits rare books and prints at Chapin Library
Chapin Library at Williams College opened a show of 42 rare books and prints from over 200 items collected this year. Highlights include Robert Rauschenberg 34 works for Dante Inferno, Baskerville Bible, 1761 New York Mercury, Marx Capital translation, Baxter’s Scientists Against Time, Josephus with Blake engravings, and Nonesuch Milton edition donations. The exhibit runs weekdays 9 am to 5 pm through Oct 22 and features juried submissions for the fall exhibition plus a Vermont landscape bicentennial show ongoing through Oct 16.
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Williamstown
Mass
Chapin Library
Williams College
Stetson Hall
Robert Rauschenberg
Frederick Rudolph
John Baskerville
New-York Mercury
James H. Gordon
Karl Marx
James Phinney Baxter
Williams
Josephus
William Blake
Nonesuch Press
Milton
Leonard B. Schlosser
Mark Livingston
Joseph M. Whitehead
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Peter Finch
Murray Head
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New York Times
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N.Y RI
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