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  • Gallery Walk: VJC Emerging Artist Festival & Exhibition Preview

    Gallery Walk: Friday November 2, from 5:30 to 8:00pm, preview 118 Gallery's November exhibition of new work by Aron Namenwirth, and catch The Archer Parks Trio from 7:00 to 8:30pm as part of the Vermont Jazz Center's Emerging Artist Festival.

  • Aron Namenwirth | ‘The Autographic Image’

    118 Elliot

    OPENING - Saturday November 3rd (5:30 pm reception, 7:30 artist talk) GALLERY HOURS Saturdays 2pm-6pm or by appointment   BRATTLEBORO — Brooklyn-based artist Aron Namenwirth will be featured in a new […]

  • Private Event

    Private event for Edward Jones.

  • Drag Out the Fabulous: One Year Anniversary!

    November marks the one year anniversary of Drag Out the Fabulous in Brattleboro, VT! Come join Lily DeValley and DJ GlitterBear once again at 118 Elliot for a night of […]

  • “A Night of Surrealist Games” with Roger C. Miller

    118 Elliot

    7pm to 9:30pm, Thurs., Nov.15, 2018.  $10.00 tickets: Sales via Eventbrite Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-night-of-surrealist-games-hosted-by-roger-c-miller-tickets-50582297012 At the door via cash, check or credit card. Learn and play the riotous mind-bending games that […]

    $10
  • “In Between the Lines” with Aron Namenwirth & Friends

    A night of experimental music with 118 Gallery’s November artist. Aron Namenwirth and friends play improvisations “In-Between The Lines” with Blise Siwula, Bonnie Kane, Ben James, Cyrus Shaoul, and John […]

  • Brattleboro-West Arts Fine Art & Crafts Sales

    Recurring

    The fifth annual Brattleboro-West Arts Fine Art and Craft Sale featuring original works: paintings, pastels, photography, botanical etchings, pottery, textiles, woodworking, jewelry, glass. Among exhibitors offering fine art and craft […]

  • WWAC & HOST Present “Liberty in a Soup”

    WWAC & HOST celebrate Haitian independence with a screening of a documentary entitled “Liberty in a Soup.” In this film we’ll learn about the revolution that won independence for Haiti in 1804, and then we’ll enjoy a meal of “Soup Joumou,” the soup that Haitians prepare every year when they celebrate their independence on New Year’s Day. It’s traditionally a mix of squash, potatoes and meat, but we will also offer a vegetarian version as well as bread, cheese and beverages.