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The seamstress’s apprentices
One of Prima Crisafalo’s costumes from NEYT’s 2015 presentation of “The Tempest.”
Arts

The seamstress’s apprentices

Grant allows NEYT to train a new generation of costume designers, with a little help from an up-and-coming Brattleboro-based corsetière
By
Richard Henke
Wednesday, May 25, 2016 — Issue 358

BRATTLEBORO — This story will be reposted soon with corrections.

Arts

Bouncing between anguish and whimsy

By
Annie Landenberger

BRATTLEBORO-The Henrik Ibsen drama An Enemy of the People will lead audiences to question "the...

‘Anyone can access this music’

By
Victoria Chertok

BRATTLEBORO-The Vermont Symphony Orchestra will head to Windham County to present two cutting-edge music presentations...

Watercolor show debuts at Gallery 34

BRATTLEBORO-Throughout the month of April, River Gallery School will exhibit "Places We Know: Local Landscapes...

Pick-Up Party for ‘Gather’ at ByWay Books

BRATTLEBORO-ByWay Books & More, 399 Canal St., is supporting the Vermont Reads community program by...

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Wednesday, September 28, 2016 — Issue 376

New England Center for Circus Arts 74 Cotton Mill Hill #300, Brattleboro • Website: necenterforcircusarts.org • Facebook: facebook.com/NECenterforCircusArts/ • Founded: 2003, as a component of Nimble Arts LLC, the touring company under which Serenity Smith-Forchion and Elsie Smith perform. The circus school was incorporated as tax-exempt, tax-deductible nonprofit in 2007. • Employees: 30–50, varies seasonally • Annual revenue: $844,522 in 2014 • Products/services: As described on NECCA's website: “The New England Center for Circus Arts (NECCA) offers people of all...

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Voices

Nature-haters in the swamp

By
Nancy Braus
Tuesday, June 25, 2024 — Issue 771

Nancy Braus, until recently an independent bookseller, is a longtime activist who contributes often to these pages. GUILFORD-Millions of Americans are aware and trying to do the small and large things we can to try to preserve life on Earth in the face of a bullet train of terrible news about our climate and the natural world. Some of us bike instead of drive when we can; millions of homes and businesses have installed solar panels; many of us try...

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Arts

Brattleboro Literary Festival goes online for 2020

Wednesday, September 30, 2020 — Issue 581

From Oct. 16 to 18, the Brattleboro Literary Festival will host 50 authors who will be featured in more than 20 events - all streaming online and free. “These authors' books embrace democracy and humanity during a time when it is needed the most,” festival organizers wrote in a news release. “Their books look at poverty, war and conflict, homelessness, corruption, climate change, single motherhood, disability, and addiction through the eyes of hope.” “Most of all, they remind us that...

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