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Positively Vermont: Coolidge Foundation 06/26/2023

Dennis McMahon speaks with Matthew Denhart, President of the Coolidge Foundation.

For more information visit: www.coolidge2023.org | www.coolidge2023.org/homestead-anniversary

Bread and Puppet Theatre: IDIOTS OF THE WORLD UNITE AGAINST THE IDIOT SYSTEM 06/25/2023

From the organizer:

June 25 2023 - Final Performance / Resident Company with June Interns:

Keir Aitken, Phil Avilov, Ziggy Bird, Suzanne Brault, Hazel Bray, Alex Ciardullo, Elenora Del Bene, Teddy Demarais, Torri Lynn Frances, Schuyler Garfield, Beau Glazier, Daisy Green, May Hathaway, Ludivine Hipeau, Lily Kuenzle, Maura Last, Erika Martinez Lavandre, Jeannine Mjoseth, Natasha Nekrasoua, Will Prim, Molly Prunty, River, Raphael Royer, Samantha Sing, Lilith Smith, Ben Stieler, Ellora Stone, Marcella Szwarc, Tom Tuke, Madi Zins

Script, Direction, Cantastoria paintings by Peter Schumann.

Film/edit: Jerome Lipani

For more information: Jerome Lipani, Independent Artist <jeromelipani@gmail.com> 

On the Waterfront: Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity 06/21/2023

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Sandrine Kibuey, Director of Housing Advocacy Programs at CVOEO, and Jess Hyman, Associate Director of Housing Advocacy Programs at CVOEO about the programs offered at the Champlain Office of Economic Opportunity. 

For more information visit: www.cvoeo.org | Facebook: @CVOEO | Instagram: CVOEO_VT

Juneteenth: Essex Juneteenth 2023 06/18/2023

On Sunday, June 18 at the Essex Experience Green, residents came together to celebrate Juneteenth by reflecting on the significance of this American holiday and enjoying music and entertainment from local artists Toussaint St. Negritude, DJ Cooper, and Harold Roudette.

Juneteenth: Winooski Juneteenth 2023 06/18/2023

The City of Winooski and Downtown Winooski present their annual event celebrating Juneteenth with music, speakers, performances, and more to explore! 

Bread and Puppet Theatre: Holy Dirt Mass & Funeral For a Rotten Idea 06/17/2023

From the organizer:

Resident Company/June Interns: Performance in the Dirt-Floor Cathedral on June 17, 2023, with:

Keir Aitken, Phil Avilov, Ziggy Bird, Suzanne Brault, Hazel Bray, Alex Ciardullo, Elenora Del Bene, Teddy Demarais, Torri Lynn Frances, Schuyler Garfield, Beau Glazier, Daisy Green, May Hathaway, Ludivine Hipeau, Lily Kuenzle, Maura Last, Erika Martinez Lavandre, Jeannine Mjoseth, Natasha Nekrasoua, Will Prim, Molly Prunty, River, Raphael Royer, Samantha Sing, Lilith Smith, Ben Stieler, Ellora Stone, Marcella Szwarc, Tom Tuke, Madi Zins

Script, Direction, Cantastoria Bedsheets w/ Fiddle Rant by Peter Schumann.

Film/Edit: Jerome Lipani

For more information: Jerome Lipani, Independent Artist <jeromelipani@gmail.com> 

Vermonter's View of Cuba - Photo Exhibition 06/16/2023

From the organizer:

This exhibition celebrates Vermonters’ images of Cuba. Hosted in the Pickering Room of the Fletcher Free Library, Burlington, VT. The Four Cuban Photographers photography show was at The Darkroom Gallery, Essex Junction, VT.

For more information : Barbara Shatara, Fletcher Free Library (802) 863-3403 or Diane Gayer, GreenTARA Space, North Hero, VT 05474, www.greentaraspace.org

Miss Vermont Voice: Yamuna Turco Introduces New Show 06/12/2023

From Miss Vermont:

Yamuna Turco, Miss Vermont 2023, introduces her new show Miss Vermont Voice.

For more information visit: www.missvermont.org

Office Staff Make Shrinky Dinks 06/12/2023

Staff members Bobby Lussier and Jordan Mitchell watch the office toaster oven create shrinky dinks for the 39th anniversary party.

Miss Vermont Voice: Introduction to Miss Vermont Voice 06/12/2023

From Miss Vermont:

In the first episode, host Yamuna Turco, Miss Vermont 2023, provides an overview of the Miss Vermont Scholarship Organization and the Miss America Organization.

For more information visit: www.missvermont.org

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