In March of 2020, finding ourselves suddenly isolated, a group of artists who had been planning a show at 118 Elliot started an online drawing group. We found that our drawing sessions were enhanced when we drew each other. Not only did it give us an opportunity to develop our skills of observation but we […]
Directed by Catherine Hunter (2016, Australia, 59 mins) Glenn Murcutt, recipient of the prestigious Pritzker Prize and Australia's most famous living architect, brings extraordinary beauty and integrity to his work. Known primarily for his residential designs, this film follows Murcutt as he designs his most ambitious project to date—a mosque for an Islamic community in […]
The Brattleboro Words Project Roundtable Discussion Series Take Joy! The Magical World of Tasha Tudor A Screening and Talk Sunday March 22, 3:00PM The mother of Mother Goose herself lived in the hills of Southern Vermont. Tasha Tudor, the prolific children’s book illustrator best known for her Caldecott-winning 1944 picture-book, Mother Goose, is the subject […]
OFF THE WALL The Art Lottery Where Everyone Wins! Saturday, March 28, 2020 5 - 8 PM 118 Elliot Street, Brattleboro Local artists and collectors donate artwork for this fun event; some are from well-known artists, others not-so-famous but wonderful nonetheless. Every participating ticket holder will leave with a gem of a painting, drawing, or […]
The Southern Vermont Young Professionals are excited to announce the 5th Annual Creative Black-Tie Gala! The only event of its kind in Southern Vermont, it brings together community members of ALL ages to celebrate and support our young professionals. All of the proceeds from the event will be used to expand and enrich the programs […]
Directed by Greg Durrell (2018, Canada, 74 mins) This film examines the untold story of the discussions and considerations that led to the graphics and iconography which define modern Canada. The resulting Canadian Design has become a national hallmark seen form coast to coast and recognized around the world. https://vimeo.com/263571655
The Brattleboro Words Project Roundtable Discussion Series Rethinking Native, Stranger, and Home: The Brattleboro Words Project and a Progressive Sense of Place with William Edelglass Friday April 17, 6:00PM. Free and open to the public. The distinction between native and stranger, often used to justify exclusion, is grounded in a strong sense of belonging to […]
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A new monthly Saturday night film series. More info coming soon.
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