Catamount Arts has announced the line-up for the eagerly awaited 2022 Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Series. Eleven free, family-friendly concerts have been scheduled for every Sunday in July and August (except for 4th of July weekend) and for one Friday per month all summer long. Concerts w…
StJ Art on the Street announces its new winter show featuring the work of several artists in storefront, sidewalk, and indoor galleries along Railroad Street and Eastern Avenue. The new show will run through Feb. 25. StJ Art on the Street exhibits are free and open to the public.
With over 200 artists booked to present over 60 live shows, Catamount Arts is set to bring the First Night North arts festival back to 14 venues in St. Johnsbury on New Year’s Eve.
On Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m., at Catamount Arts, the League of Women Voters and other organizations are presenting a play, written by two Vermont women to commemorate 101 years of women's suffrage.
The Charles M. and Hanna H. Gray Gallery at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH) is pleased to announce a new display by artist Cynthia DeKett. The exhibit, which opens Thursday, August 19, will run until October 11, 2021.
After a year of closure due to COVID-19, Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the reopening of the Fried Family Gallery in its St. Johnsbury arts center.
It will be a night of musical artistry and harmony in Peacham as the beloved father-daughter duo Bob & Sarah Amos headline a concert in support of the Peacham Library on Friday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Peacham Congregational Church & Meeting House.
Catamount Arts is providing a unique job experience this summer for a team of Northeast Kingdom teenagers. The team is tasked with planning, promoting, and producing entertainment at two different venues for their peers and community members of all ages. The venues are The Cavern at 49 Perki…
NEK Artisans Guild is delighted to present summer reading at its very best in a new group exhibit that challenges our perception of the image and content of books. "The Book Arts Guild of Vermont" will be on display Aug. 6 through Sept. 18 in the Back Room Gallery
A new book celebrating the colorful history of New Hampshire’s 48 highest peaks is being published in July by Arcadia Publishing.
Twenty years after the grand opening of the iconic Dog Chapel atop Stephen Huneck’s beloved Dog Mountain, the Angel Dog steeple has been restored. One of Dog Mountain’s signature and most beloved features, the Angel Dog is a 7’x4’ Huneck sculpture of a winged Labrador taking flight. Crafted …
After 35 years of providing care to hundreds of children in the community, pediatrician Dr. Mark Price retired from St. Johnsbury Pediatrics on May 28, 2021.
Back Roads Readings will once again present our Summer Poetry Series featuring six distinguished poets. For the first time readings will take place outside in a tent at the Highland Center for the Arts, Greensboro.
The Charles M. and Hanna H. Gray Gallery at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH) is pleased to announce “THRU MY LENS,” a new display by photographer Tim Carpenter. The exhibit opens Thursday, June 24, and runs until Monday, August 16, 2021.
Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH) and Umbrella announce the recipients of the NEK Prevention Center of Excellence Grant (NEK-PCE) program’s sub-awards. The awards were granted to local partners whose missions support substance misuse prevention.
StJ Art on the Street announces its new summer show featuring the work of several Vermont artists in storefront, sidewalk, and indoor galleries along Railroad Street and Eastern Avenue. The new show is free and open to the public.
Fifteen months after closing their Eastern Avenue arts center to their public, Catamount Arts is gearing up for an ambitious summer of arts programming, education opportunities, and live performance.
Catamount Arts has opened a new StJ Art on the Street exhibition, “Evoking Spring,” which will run through May 28.
Catamount Arts and Green Mountain Mall owner Mark Healy have announced new plans for the mall property in St. Johnsbury. Work began quietly several months ago, re-purposing unoccupied mall space to create ArtPort, a large, versatile indoor arts, entertainment, and performance space suitable …
The Peacham Library's annual “Coffee House” live music series, with performances each month from January through April, will move online this year.
Join members of the Naturalist Book Club Winter 2021 on the first Sunday of each month at 5 p.m. in January, February, and March, via Zoom.
'About What Remains,' works by Sharon Kenney Biddle will be on display Oct 1-Nov. 21 in the Back Room Gallery at Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild.
Vermont-based entertainer Rusty DeWees is producing himself as "The Logger" for three shows.
Nearly two dozen journals are part of a new online exhibit documenting the experiences of Northeast Kingdom residents during the current pandemic. The Kingdom COVID Chronicles project features a collection of sketchbooks maintained by community members in the early weeks of Governor Scott’s …
The Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild presents “Magic & Mysteries: Painting & Puppets,” by Julia Zanes, in the ack Room Gallery Aug. 7 through Sept. 26.
Catamount Arts has been so inundated with online submissions for “What’s Your Art?,” an upcoming arts and creativity showcase, that organizers have decided to extend the deadline to Sept. 1st. The virtual showcase, open to anyone who’d like to participate, aims to celebrate the vast variety …
Catamount Arts has been so inundated with online submissions for “What’s Your Art?,” an upcoming arts and creativity showcase, that organizers have decided to extend the deadline to September 1st. The virtual showcase, open to anyone who’d like to participate, aims to celebrate the vast vari…
The Kingdom All Stars will perform a series of online concerts this summer in partnership with Catamount Arts.
The Old Stone House Museum is pleased to announce that, despite restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 emergency, it will open on Friday, May 13 for visitors in a safe, physically-distanced way. Even though its buildings will be closed, the museum collection and resources will be made availabl…
Many Vermonters are in some degree of isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but for segments of the population who endure isolation even in the best of times, the recent dramatic cessation of social contact comes with particular risks ranging from loneliness and depression to hunger and un…
Vermont Art Online is a new website that lets families, students, educators, and the public enjoy Vermont’s museums and galleries from the comfort and safety of their own homes.
Modern Times Theater is bringing its inimitable and wildly popular Saturday Storefront Trilogy to downtown St. Johnsbury for the first three weekends of March.
Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild will present “The Artristic Universe of Robert Waldo Brunelle, Jr.” from March 2 through April 18 in its Back Room Gallery on Railroad Strxeet in St. Johnsbury.
The Kingdom All Stars song “I Remember” has been selected as a semi-finalist in the prestigious International Songwriting Competition.
Spring seems like a long way off, but local arts organizations are already gearing up for National Poetry Month in April. Catamount Arts is taking submissions now for PoemTown St. Johnsbury, the month-long poetry celebration best known for pasting poetry on the doors and windows of local bus…
On Saturday, Jan. 4, Cabot Arts Presents the inaugural 12th Night Celebration in Cabot Village.
The Peacham Library will host its annual “Coffee House” live music series with performances each month from January through March.
An exhibit for a new decade: “Look at Me & Let Me Explain, Exploring/Explaining the world in color & line,” by by Teresa Celemin will run Jan. 10 through Feb. 22 at the Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild in St. Johnsbury.
The KCP Presents Performing Arts Series, produced by Catamount Arts, is pleased to present The Telling Project’s gripping new documentary theater initiative “The Same Moon,” in two Northeast Kingdom locations. Presented in association with Highland Center for the Arts, The Telling Project’s …
First Night North 2020 welcomes a new decade on Tuesday, Dec. 31, bringing eight hours of live entertainment to St. Johnsbury at 14 stages in 11 buildings. The 27th annual New Year’s Eve festival of the arts features over 80 shows by over 250 musicians and other performers in circus arts, co…
Eighty voices strong and accompanied by a ten-piece chamber ensemble, the North Country Chorus will sing Handel’s oratorio “Messiah” in its 72nd annual Christmas concert.
The music of the Kingdom All Stars has been featured on an episode of the popular YouTube program “Gold Shaw Farm.”
KCP Presents and Catamount Arts invite you to kick off the holiday season with an evening wrapped in the warm vocal magic of five-time Grammy winners The Swingles. On Saturday, Dec. 14, at St. Johnsbury Academy’s Fuller Hall, the London-based singers will perform a festive program of folk an…
Fifteen-time Grammy winner and Country Music Hall of Famer Ricky Skaggs will play in Lyndonville, Friday night, November 15, at 7pm, as part of a thrilling KCP Presents Performing Arts Series season, produced by Catamount Arts. The legendary country-bluegrass star, who’s been inducted into n…
Contemplate: Landscape-inspired Textile & Mixed Media Art by Karen Henderson is on display through Nov. 22 at the Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild in St. Johnsbury.
Spellbinding Renaissance vocalists Stile Antico will perform in St. Johnsbury’s United Community Church on Sunday, Nov. 10, as part of the KCP Presents 2019-20 series, produced by Catamount Arts.
The Charles M. and Hanna H. Gray Gallery at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH) is pleased to announce “Emergence,” a new display by artist Cathy Dellinger. The exhibit will open November 3 and run through January 3, 2020.
Spellbinding Renaissance vocalists Stile Antico will perform in St. Johnsbury’s United Community Church on Sunday, Nov. 10, as part of the KCP Presents 2019-20 series, produced by Catamount Arts.
The KCP Presents Performing Arts Series opens this month with three music performances, a new venue, and a 14-show season.
For the first time in its 11-year history, the KCP Presents Performing Arts Series will extend beyond the Northeast Kingdom. The 2019-20 KCP Presents season, produced by St. Johnsbury’s Catamount Arts, will include four shows at NVU-Johnson’s Dibden Center for the Arts in addition to ten sho…
The Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild will host Contemplate: Landscape-inspired Textile & Mixed Media Art by Karen Henderson Oct. 9 through Nov. 22. There will be an opening party Oct. 11 from 4 to 6 p.m.
