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A Montpelier Physician Makes the Case or More Imagination in Health Care

October 13, 2026

MONTPELIER — What if health care, workplaces, and other systems were designed with the people who use them in mind? That question is at the heart of Montpelier physician Mel Houser’s new…

T. W. Wood Gallery (and Museum) Celebrates 130 Years of Bringing Art to the the Community

October 6, 2025

by sarah

By Cynthia Ross In celebration of its 130th year and in recognition of its actual function, the T.W. Wood Gallery on Barre Street in…

Nonprofit seeks to rejuvenate Goddard campus as arts hub

October 4, 2025

by sarah

by Evan Witt This story is shared with permission from the Hardwick Gazette. PLAINFIELD – The people trying to revitalize Goddard College’s former campus are…

A Gritty, Charged, Uplifting Rock Musical Closes the Lost Nation Season

October 3, 2025

by Tom McKone

“Next to Normal” doesn’t have the name recognition of “Rent,” but like the better-known Broadway hit, it has grit and approaches serious, contemporary life…

‘Anything Goes’: Barre Street Arts Mosey Set for Oct. 19

October 2, 2025

by Linda Radtke

Community spirit seems to be flourishing lately in the capital city: The 2023 and 2024 floods made communication and support for neighbors essential in…

Framing Wonder: Maureen O’Connor Burgess Transforms Spaces into Stories

September 25, 2025

by sarah

By Cynthia Ross The Highland Center for the Arts, rising out of the landscape in Greensboro, is a surprise and delight, hosting an array…

Authors Explore ‘Knowing by Heart’ at Old West Church

September 25, 2025

by Tom McKone

“Words Out Loud: Knowing by Heart” suggests several ways of looking at how experiences and memories affect us. The fall reading series at the…

TheaterEngine Provides a One-Stop Shop for Live Performances in Central Vermont

September 23, 2025

by Phayvanh Luekhamhan

As an actor, director, and producer working in cultural hubs such as Los Angeles and New York City, Dominic Spillane felt like there was…

Toussaint St. Negritude Releases ‘Mountain Spells’

September 22, 2025

by Carla Occaso

Northeast Kingdom poet Toussaint St. Negritude of Newark, Vermont, has released an audiobook titled “Mountain Spells: Poems.” The audiobook was released through Rootstock Publishing…

The Drawing Board: 50 Years of Serving the Community

September 18, 2025

by Phayvanh Luekhamhan

Any longtime resident of central Vermont could be forgiven for stepping into the Drawing Board and experiencing a bit of deja vu. Suzanne Rexford…

Kent Exhibit Illuminates Mementos, Memories, and Our Shared Humanity

September 17, 2025

by Tom McKone

Almost two dozen terra cotta and stoneware clay faces emerge from the surface, top to bottom, starting small and gradually increasing to full heads,…

Staff Arts Picks, Fall 2025

September 16, 2025

by sarah

A Critical Balance: The Endangered Birds of Amboseli Park, Kenya, Africa Highland Center for the Arts Gallery, Greensboro. Through Sept. 21, Thursday through Sunday,…

Gamelan Sulukala Comes Home

September 16, 2025

by Phayvanh Luekhamhan

Since the Gamelan Sulukala relocated out of the Pratt Library of the former Goddard College campus into an upper story room inside Bethany Church…

Sue Higby Honored for Her Work at Studio Place Arts

September 16, 2025

by Mary Cole Mello

As part of her role as the executive director of Studio Place Arts (SPA) in Barre, Sue Higby organizes more than 24 exhibitions a…

Feature Photo: Kelp Me Out

September 3, 2025

by Bridge Staff

Montpelier artist Deb Fleischman enjoys her latest installation, “Kelpy,” an “interactive kelp forest” located at her home at 24 North Street in Montpelier. Anyone…

Book Review: ‘Portrait of an Unseen Woman,’ by Roberta Harold

August 26, 2025

by Linda Radtke

“What got me started was the movie ‘Glory,’” says Montpelier author Roberta Harold. The film tells the story of Robert Gould Shaw, the Civil…

Think You Know Montpelier? Prove It!

August 19, 2025

by Bridge Staff

Montpelier Alive noted in a recent e-newsletter that last fall, young photographers from Wilder Arts Studio explored the changing seasons through a landscape photography…

“Sorry, Baby” Brings It All Home: A Film Review

August 12, 2025

by Joseph Moser

“Sorry, Baby,” currently playing at the Savoy Theater in Montpelier, is deservedly one of the most critically acclaimed films of 2025. It astounded me…

Will Patten: Capitalism Needs Rescuing, and Vermont Can Help

July 29, 2025

by Tom McKone

Many Americans have a negative view of capitalism, blaming it for “an angry climate, exhausted natural resources, and an increasingly dysfunctional society,” but the…

The Way I See It: Huck, Jim, and James on the River

July 29, 2025

by Tom McKone

“All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn,” Nobel laureate Ernest Hemingway wrote in 1935. Twain’s masterpiece, “The Adventures…

With ‘Gone Guys,’ Local Filmmaker Inspires Conversations About Men’s Struggles

July 28, 2025

by Joseph Moser

What is healthy masculinity? Montpelier director Chad Ervin wants Vermonters to confront this challenging question. While many documentaries about social issues aim to start…

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