Category Archives: Art & Exhibitions

Artbits – December 8, 2011

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

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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Artbits – November 24, 2011

Area artists share what makes them grateful, the First Congregational Church offers an old fashioned Holiday Concert, Village Frame Shoppe has an afternoon with Fred Swan and Vermont Reads brings out two books for 2012. Continue reading

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Artbits – November 17, 2011

There’s a whodunit in Enosburg, a holiday bazaar in Morrisville, and Summer Sounds favorites in Essex plus artists’ calls and book discussions, all this week. Continue reading

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Artbits – November 3, 2011

From Floodapalooza to artists Corliss Blakely, Jean Cannon, Barbara Colgrove, Sharon Fiske, Charlotte Rosshandler, Becky Wright, Emily Horton Dunsmore, and Jessica Williams, to Tedd Fish, there is music to hear and pictures to see around the county. Continue reading

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Artbits – October 27, 2011

Spooky music from the Green Actors Guild Halloween Concert, Corliss Blakely painting in public, singers singing, the Opera House at Enosburg Falls Screaming, Red Heart Ticking, calls for artists, and even a book signing. It’s a busy week. Continue reading

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