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Lake Placid Film Festival Nov 7-10th
The Lake Placid Film Festival returns November 7-10, 2024!
The Festival’s screenings will be held at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts and the historic Palace Theatre. This year’s lineup features 20 feature films and more than 30 short films, celebrating diverse cinematic talents from around the world and Upstate New York.
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18th Annual Art Fest at Milton Artists Guild This Weekend
Head to the Milton Artists’ Guild’s 18th Annual Art Fest this Saturday, November 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. You’ll find live tunes, raffles, wine tasting, and unique art and handmade treasures from 150 local artists—perfect for getting a head start on holiday gifts. Find the Guild at Milton Square behind the post office on Route 7 in Milton, VT.
Plus, MAG is running a fall fundraiser with an online auction featuring Lorraine Manley’s “Woodlands” painting (24″ x 48″). To bid or make a donation, visit givebutter.com/c/yWVBGA. Every bit helps keep local art thriving!
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Yacouba Sissoko Takes The Stage 9/27 in Johnson
Enjoy the music of Yacouba Sissoko this Friday night. The virtuoso musician and master of the traditional West African kora — an instrument with 21 strings — takes the stage.Dibden Center for the Arts, Vermont State University-Johnson
- 337 College Hill, Johnson
- 802-635-2356
- www.vermontstate.edu
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Festival of Fools This Weekend in Downtown Burlington
The 17th Annual Festival of Fools begins Saturday, August 3rd from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. All weekend long you can find performers from around the globe bringing their talents to the heart of the Queen City.
Zach Williamson, director of Burlington City Arts, said from dancers to musicians and even circus acts, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.
“You get to watch amazing skills: acrobats, fire juggling, really insane stuff,” Williamson said.
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Ariel Elias Tapes Comedy Special at Vermont Comedy Club
It was the beer can hurled ’round the world… her response to a heckler at her comedy show in New Jersey went viral and thrust Ariel Elias into the spotlight with guest appearances on Jimmy Kimmel, to name a few. Elias is gearing up to tape her first standup special Saturday night, August 3rd and she’s chosen to record it at the Vermont Comedy Club in Burlington.
“Well, I’ve never headlined in Burlington, so I haven’t burned an audience yet,” the New York City-based comic joked when asked why she chose the Queen City to tape her special.
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Out-of-the-Box Thinking Creates a Haven for Entrepreneurs in the Northeast Kingdom
While the housing squeeze and drug issues have a stranglehold on some communities, St. Johnsbury has become a hub for creative, cooperative community businesses.
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Street Mural Tour this Saturday in Burlington
Photographer, Carol Bates and Artist, April Cornell lead a tour of the Street Murals of Burlington this Saturday.
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