Monthly Archives: December 2011

Artbits – December 29, 2011

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Dick

Happy New Year, everyone! Public and private contributions to the arts remain in jeopardy but a new Gail Salzman exhibit has begun, the Opera House has musical variety, First Night Burlington goes citywide and Franklin County artists and presenters outdid themselves. Continue reading →

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Artbits – December 22, 2011

Posted on December 22, 2011 by Dick

From last minute stocking stuffers to the Erben organ in full pipe there are activities around the county this week. We also start our look back at the year with productions and exhibits and shows from the Artist In Residence cooperative to the Zebra at the Maple Festival. Continue reading →

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Artbits – December 15, 2011

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Dick

The Northern Vermont Ballet and 802 Quartet perform. Visions of Franklin County concludes. L.E.A.P.S. presents Greedy Greta Visits Christmas Town. Libraries have Muffins & Mysteries, a Holiday Open House and a Winter Festival. Continue reading →

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Artbits – December 8, 2011

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Dick

We have a Community Christmas Concert, art on the (hospital) walls, Nowell Sing We Clear, a wish list for needy kids, a Kindle lending library program, and a strong presence on Facebook. Continue reading →

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Artbits – December 1, 2011

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Dick

The third annual Festival of Trees, Visions of Franklin County the Artist In Residence Gallery, A Country Christmas with Keeghan Nolan Nobby Reed at Blues Night, Rusty Dewees at the library, and more, all this week in Franklin County. Continue reading →

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