Monthly Archives: November 2012

Artbits – November 29, 2012

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Dick

The Vermont Choral Union soars with a Rose in Winter. The Missisquoi River Band, John Cassel, Will Patton, and Taryn Noelle perform. A Holiday Art Show Pops-up and there will be a gingerbread house. Continue reading →

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Artbits – November 22, 2012

Posted on November 22, 2012 by Dick

Area artists share what they are grateful for. Village Frame Shoppe presents An Afternoon with Fred Swan, the Grand Holiday Crafts and Fine Arts Tour of Franklin County begins, and NFCT has four auction pieces in the Books & Art section. Marko the Master Magician performs. Sarah Jo Willey and A.M. Dezotelle launch their new book. Continue reading →

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Artbits – November 15, 2012

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Dick

Jenni Johnson, Carol Ann Jones, Dono Schabner and Derek Burkins perform. The Opera House has Gone to the Dog. e-Vermont’s new report and tools are out. We have calls from the City of Tampa, Two by Two, NYC4PA, and the Wheeling National Heritage Area. And our libraries offer more than books. Continue reading →

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Artbits – November 8, 2012

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Dick

An early craft fair. Gone to the Dog on the table, Beth Maginn on the walls, Carol Ann Jones, Dorothy Meets Alice, Cedric Watson, Starline Rhythm Boys, the Best Little Border Band, the Vermont Youth Orchestra and more on stage. Continue reading →

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Artbits – November 1, 2012

Posted on November 1, 2012 by Dick

Artist Gail Salzman and the Bella Voce Women’s Chorus received grants. Painters Sharon Fiske and Nancy Jacobus, and the “Silvertiques” of Larry Langlois and Barb Langevin are on exhibit. Nobby Reed and Abby Road play. Homeschoolers’ and others are discussing books. Continue reading →

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