
- Courtesy Of I-jung Huang
- Lake Champlain Chamber Music
Love and Lyrics
Sunday 29
Robert Schumann, it appears, was a true romantic. The pieces he wrote for his beloved wife, Clara, take center stage at the Lake Champlain Chamber Music Festival's concert "Love Songs." Soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano and instrumentalists Gloria Chien, Soovin Kim, Misha Amory and Zlatomir Fung (pictured) bring Schumann's songs and his Piano Quartet in E-flat Major to life.
Vibrant Vibes
Thursday 26

- Courtesy Of Michael A. Brooks
- Black Musicians Matter
Summer Street Music Series presents its first-ever Black Musicians Matter concert at Denny Park in Bradford. New England rhythm-and-rock outfit Kali & Ancestors in Training, Madagascar-born multi-instrumentalist Mikahely, and New Hampshire-based alt-rock group Senayit (pictured) bring the tunes, and local Vermont burlesque performer Golden Mystique acts as Femmecee. Attendees can donate straight to the artists at the event's GoFundMe page.
Not So Postcolonial
Thursday 26 & Friday 27

- Courtesy Of Dave Sanders
- In the Court of the Conqueror
Performance artist George Emilio Sanchez returns to the Phantom Theater's Edgcomb Barn in Warren with his new solo work, In the Court of the Conqueror. A blend of personal narrative, meticulous research, and contributions from Native scholars and activists, the show dives into the 200-year history of the Supreme Court's antagonism toward tribal sovereignty and explores contradictions and inequalities in the judicial system.
Extra Terrestrial
Friday 27

- Courtesy Of Western Terrestrials
- The Ballad of Ethan Alien
Featuring guest spots from notables such as Kiah Morris, Rusty "the Logger" DeWees, and Ben and Jerry, the Western Terrestrials' concept film The Ballad of Ethan Alien is about as Vermonty as they come. This rollicking sci-fi music adventure, filmed entirely during the pandemic, plays at Camp Meade in Middlesex before jetting off on the rest of its statewide tour.
Little City, Big Bash
Saturday 28

- Courtesy Of Joanna Rae Photography
- Vergennes Day
The 39th annual Vergennes Day takes over the streets of Vermont's smallest city this weekend. Friends and families grab breakfast at the fire station, peruse the stalls of more than 45 crafters and vendors, enjoy nonstop live music, sweat it out in races and fun runs, catch short films at the Vergennes Opera House, and close out the day with the Lighting of the Falls.
Bee Happy Now
Saturday 28 & Sunday 29

- Courtesy Of Billings Farm & Museum
- Pollination Celebration
It's a bumblebee and butterfly bonanza this weekend at the Billings Farm & Museum in Woodstock. Folks of all ages at the Pollination Celebration buzz over the honey-topped ice cream, Victorian flower language demonstrations, honeybee dances, Sunflower House in full bloom, and a meet and greet with local beekeepers.
Textured Textiles
Ongoing

- Courtesy Of Davallia Art Gallery & Boutique
- Julie Crabtree
Vermont fiber artist Julie Crabtree makes a strong case for mixing your media. In "Threads of Image," her solo exhibition at DaVallia Gallery & Boutique in Chester, she uses traditional and experimental processes to weave together paint, stitching and handmade fabrics to represent earthy, intricate landscapes.
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