Mad River Valley Community Calendar

The Silent Type June 5 – August 27
Reception: June 5, 5:30–7:00 PM This summer, The Silent Type brings together artists and designers whose work explores the intersection of visual design, natural systems, and human culture. On view from June 5 through August 27, the exhibition examines how patterns, structures, and processes found in nature are…

Ten artist educators exhibit sculpture, both inside and outside, at Bundy Modern.

"Is it or is it not? Am I asleep or am I awake? Am I a cockroach or am I a me? Possibilitarians! We must demonstrate humanity's upside-down situation in the face of the government's depraved falsehoods. Luxury silence and despair must be replaced by revolt orchestras that radically oppose the radically wrong system. It…

An eclectic mix showcasing the range of creativity and styles that can be found among Vermont's most exciting visual artists.

Prickly Mountain and My Design Build Life takes us to Warren, Vermont a remarkable small town with more architects and designers per capita than anywhere else in the USA. Brought to you by Director Allie Rood.

LIVE @ MRVTV is back Thursday, August 27th at 7pm Featuring flamenco and world music enthusiast Diego Soria ~~~ Come on down and support community media in the Mad River Valley! Free + Open to the public! BYOB! ~~~ Support for LIVE @ MRVTV comes from The John M. Bissell Foundation

The greatest American play in the best summer theater in Vermont. Need we say more? Well, sure. Phantom favorite Pamela Rickard stars as the Stage Manager and David Grove directs an all-star local cast in an abridged version of the modernist classic. Come stay a while in Grover’s Corners one more wonderful time!

Join Friends of the Mad River at the Big Picture Theatre for a special screening of the film, "People of a Feather": a documentary about the subsistence lifestyle of the Inuit on Canada's Belcher Islands, and how that lifestyle is threatened by the massive hydroelectric dams powering Quebec and Vermont. The 90-min film will be…

True stories told by your neighbors and friends, hosted by National Moth Storyteller, Bobby Stoddard. Tonight's theme: Passages, Transitions, and Moving On. All proceeds go to Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice, with a suggested donation of $10. Come to tell, come to listen!

Dorothy Tod will speak of early East Warren, the photographs, the Blair family and the photographer Mae Blair. John Barkhausen of Rootsworks thought that the walls of the East Warren Schoolhouse needed a display of historical local photos similar to the ones in the Warren Town Hall. This photo exhibition includes enlargements from the cache…