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3/23/01 - 3/23/13
River Rock School Sixth Annual Mud Season AuctionCity: Montpelier
Place: Unitarian Church Montpelier
Price: donation
Time: 1:00
Contact Name: Elizabeth Mandell
Phone: 8022234700
Email: riverrockschool@comcast.net
River Rock School’s Silent and Called auction will be held Saturday March 23rd at the Unitarian Church in Montpelier. The preview and silent auction starts at 1:00 pm and the live called auction will begins at 1:30 pm. The live auction is always a show and there will be food and drinks for sale. The proceeds help support River Rock School, a small independent school offering handcrafted education in Montpelier. See the growing list of auction items at www.riverrockschool.org or call River Rock School at (802) 223-4700.
10/12/11 - 1/1/13
Vermont Artists for VT Relief CDCity: Burlington
Place: Online
Price: Various
Time: Ongoing
Contact Name: Glory Reinstein
Phone: 802-279-3233
Email: info@mallettsbayrecords.com
Get acquainted with some of Vermont's best singer/songwriters by purchasing an 18-track compilation CD that helped victims after Tropical Storm Irene hit Vermont in August 2011. The CD can be purchased at the website, or on iTunes, or at Apple Mountain Gifts on Church St. Burlington, VT.
4/5/12 - 4/5/12
Education after Auschwitz: Levinas and the Crisis of Humanism Talk by Claire KatzCity: Marlboro
Place: Marlboro College
Price: No Charge
Time: 7:00 PM
Contact Name: Public Relations Office
Phone: 802-251-7644
Email: pr@marlboro.edu
In Education after Auschwitz, the critical theorist Theodor Adorno argues that the premier demand upon education is to cultivate individuals who can resist authoritarian thinking. Engaging Adorno, Nussbaum, Hobbes and Rousseau, Texas A&M philosophy professor Claire Katz will show how Emmanuel Levinas’s writings on philosophy and Jewish education respond to the mythology of self-sufficiency and the educational models it produced. Levinas’s ethical subjectivity focuses instead on dependence, vulnerability and turning toward the suffering of others. Claire Katz is director of the Women’s and Gender Studies Program at Texas A&M and currently a Copeland Fellow at Amherst College. Her books include Levinas, Judaism, and the Feminine: The Silent Footsteps of Rebecca.
4/5/12 - 4/5/12
Global Sing-in Concert with Becky GraberCity: Marlboro
Place: Marlboro College
Price: No Charge
Time: 6:30 pm
Contact Name: Public Relations Office
Phone: 802-251-7644
Email: pr@marlboro.edu
Come raise your voice in harmony, singing songs of peace, love and freedom from around the world. Becky Graber, music educator, musician and director of Brattleboro Women’s Chorus, will teach spirited songs that are easy to learn and sing in layered parts and harmonies. Sponsored by Marlboro College’s world studies office, this evening of global music-making coincides with a visit by 30 high school students from Zimbabwe, so expect to sing a song in Shona or Ndebele as well as in English and other world tongues. No music reading is necessary; most songs will be taught by ear and by rote.
4/5/12 - 4/5/12
Take a Leap, Write a Poem!--A PoemCity programCity: Montpelier
Place: Kellogg-Hubbard Library
Price: Free
Time: 1PM
Contact Name: Caroline Simpson
Phone: 802-223-3338
Email: csimpson@kellogghubbard.org
Hayes Room, Kellogg-Hubbard Library, 135 Main Street | 1 PM Poet Sherry Olson believes we can all be poets. She will bring ideas and poems to get you started generating your own work. Different generative exercises at each workshop.
