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Area Events for July
City:West Glover
Place:Parker Pie
Time:7 pm
Phone:802-525-3366
Live Music and Tapas every Thursday night. Check the website for this week's performer and menu.
City:Orleans
Place:Orleans Country Club
Phone:802-754-2333
Email:irene@pshift.com
$10 Greens - 10 Cent Wings - $10 Buckets of Beer. Tee Off between 3 - 6 PM. Weekly contests - FUN for all levels of GOLF and members too! Every Tuesday - all summer.
City:Huntington
Place:Birds of Vermont Museum
Price:Free with museum admission (members admitted free!)
Time:1pm - 2 pm, weekly on Saturdays
Contact Name:Erin Talmage
Phone:802-434-2167
Email:museum@birdsofvermont.org
Come watch a wood carver at work. Learn tips and techniques, or meet other carvers. Questions welcome. Every Saturday from 1-2, upstairs in the Museum workshop. Free with Museum admission. Appropriate for all ages.
City:East Hardwick
Place:Perennial Pleasures Nursery and Tea Garden
Phone:802-472-5104
Email:annex@perennialpleasures.net
Free Garden Skills Workshops –Sunday mornings from mid-June to mid-August. Let’s have a fun and a relaxing time together talking plants! Rachel has set this time aside to answer any questions you care to bring in, or show you a new gardening technique. We can talk about seed saving, plant propagation, plant and weed id, aphids, edibles – you name it. Free Sunday Garden Tours start at noon lasting 30 minutes. No charge, but please phone us first, by the day before if possible, to let us know you’re coming.
City:St. Johnsbury
Place:NEK Artisans Guild
Chickens and Ducks and Geese . . . Oh My! - a celebration of poultry. On exhibit until August 7.
City:Dorset
Place:The Dorset Playhouse, 104 Cheney Road, Dorset Vt
Price:Family Matinees Free, others $37-$42
Time:3pm, 8 pm
Contact Name:Nikki Hughes
Phone:802-867-2223
Email:nikki@dorsettheatrefestival.org
35th Anniversary Season June 30- July 11- The Pavilion by Craig Wright July 14-July 25- Fallen Angels by Noel Coward July 28- August 15- Murder on the Nile by Agatha Christie August 18-August 29- The Novelist- by Theresa Rebeck September 1-September 5-When Something Wonderful Ends by Sherry Kramer Saturday Matinees- July 10-August 14- The Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
City:Huntington
Place:Birds of Vermont Museum
Price:$2.50 per child for Museum members, $6 for non-members. Adults accompanying a child are free
Time:2:00 - 2:45
Contact Name:Kirsten Talmage
Phone:802-434-2167
Email:museum@birdsofvermont.org
Kids hike, create, explore, carve, act, write, or investigate birds and other parts of the natural community. Details will be posted at the museum and online each week. Appropriate for children and beginners of all ages. Some activities will be tailored for different age groups, and we’ll note that with the week’s details. Fee: $2.50 per child for Museum members, $6 for non-members. Adults accompanying a child are free (donations accepted). Fee includes non-member child’s admission to museum.
City:Weston
Place:Weston Playhouse
Price:$32-55, $10 student discount - college students must show ID
Time:2pm Wed, Sat, Sun, 730pm Tues-Sunday
Contact Name:Stuart Duke
Phone:802-824-5288
Email:tickets@westonplayhouse.org
Kinda racy, totally raucous tale of a bright-eyed college student named Princeton and his neighborhood of new friends. A modern-day Sesame Street for grown-ups, this inspired show has a slew of laugh-out-loud songs, puppets with a dirty side and an attitude that’s nothing short of original. Recommended for audiences 14+.
City:Lyndonville
Place:Vermont Children's Theater
Price:$4/$6/$8
Time:7 p.m. & 2 p.m.
Contact Name:Laura Duey
Phone:802-626-5358
Email:info@VermontChildrensTheater.com
“Cosmic Nightingale” is a tongue in cheek musical look at the different ways the people of Earth might respond to our first visit by aliens from another planet. It shows that the strongest person is one who is true to herself and to what she believes. It is a sharp and funny musical satire that asks the question: What happens when the aliens come and DON’T say “Take Me to Your Leader”? Presented by special arrangement with the Crystal Theater in Norwalk, CT. The actors and actresses in this short musical are all local children. The Vermont Children's Theater is located in a converted barn with a spectacular view of Willoughby Gap, at 2283 Darling Hill Road.
City:Morrisville
Place:Noyes House Museum
Price:By donation
Time:Friday and Saturday 10-4
Contact Name:Scott A. McLaughlin
Phone:802-888-7617
Email:noyeshousemuseum@gmail.com
The Noyes House, a two-story federal-style brick mansion built by the Safford family in the early nineteenth century, was the first location to be settled in the village of Morrisville. The house is filled with exhibits on local and regional history, which are illustrated through photographs, furnishings, toys, household and farm tools, quilts, costumes, military artifacts, souvenir pitchers, and other artifacts related to industry, home life and leisure activities in the 19th and 20th centuries. Visitors are given guided tours throughout the home’s 19 rooms and carriage barn. Research archives and an extensive photograph collection are also available for public viewing. Open Fridays and Saturdays 10am-4pm.
City:Enosburg
Place:Enosburg Opera House
Price:$12 Adult/$8 Students/Seniors
Time:7:30pm
Contact Name:Suzi Hull-Parent
Phone:802-933-6171
Email:info.fotoh@gmail.com
Original musical comedy by John Cassel and Al Boright. Features some of Vermont's finest actors and musicians - to name a few: Will Patton, Keeghan Nolan, Wendy Maquera, Skeeter Camera, Stephen Whiteley, Jack von Behren, Don Schavner, Al Boright , Matt Stebbins to name a few. Directed by Suzanne MacKay. Choreograph...y by Taryn Noelle. Produced by Suzi Hull-Parent. The script portrays a Vermont farm family under financial stress, due in part to the deeds of the villainous “Flatlander Trio”, (a banker, a lawyer and a developer). As the farm teeters on the brink, the farmer becomes jealous of his musician brother who used to date his wife and has returned to the farm with his band to work on some new music. Other characters include a wise old sage, a hired hand, a hippie band, and a college bound teenage girl with a terrific voice. The Flatlander Trio has all the answers to save the farm with condo speculation and subprime loans. But whoa, when something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The story is told in John’s well-known style of humor, irony, and gift of rhyme lending to John being aptly labeled as “Vermont’s unofficial troubadour laureate”. Cassel's original score includes the infamous "Sap Beer" and other favorites: "Sweet Sucotash", "Springtime Song", "Stackin Wood", "Climbing Fools Hill", "Opportunity Knocks" and the beautiful anthem, "Vermont Song"!
City:Champlain Islands
Price:FREE
Time:8AM- 5PM
Contact Name:Irene Clarke
Phone:802 999 5862
Email:imtherightplace@gmail.com
On the last weekend in July the five towns of the Champlain Islands will be hosting the Festival of the Islands. Numerous events in each town are designed to entertain our visitors and to present the best of the Islands. Adults will enjoy concerts, flea markets, special retail events, wine tours and tastings, farm stands, yard sales, community meals - all set within the beautiful Champlain Islands. The children will love visiting our petting paddocks and seeing llamas and alpacas, having a picnic on a free admission day at Knight Point State Park, tasting our delicious Island Ice Cream, or seeing a puppet show. The phrase "something for everyone" was never truer. Maps listing times and locations of special events will be available throughout the Islands. Come, visit, relax, and enjoy the Festival of the Islands with us.
City:Danville
Place:The Great Vermont Corn Maze
Phone:802-748-1399
Email:info@vermontcornmaze.com
The Maze opens for the 2010 Season! A new maze design and additions are in the works.
City:DERBY
Place:IROC 400 Quarry Rd.
Price:Adults $14.00, Kids 14 and under are Free
Time:3:00 and 5:30 0n Sat and 3:00 on Sun
Contact Name:kelly fairchild
Phone:800 528 6577
Email:www.kfairchild@walkerinternationalevent.com
Come see the all new 2010 edition of the fabulous Walker Bros. Circus under the Big Top. Experience affordable, family friendly fun at its finest!! Date: July 31st and Aug. 1st
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4/8/10 - 10/8/10 in West Glover
Music and Tapas at Parker PieCity:West Glover
Place:Parker Pie
Time:7 pm
Phone:802-525-3366
Live Music and Tapas every Thursday night. Check the website for this week's performer and menu.
5/4/10 - 10/5/10 in Orleans
TENacious Tuesdays at Orleans Country ClubCity:Orleans
Place:Orleans Country Club
Phone:802-754-2333
Email:irene@pshift.com
$10 Greens - 10 Cent Wings - $10 Buckets of Beer. Tee Off between 3 - 6 PM. Weekly contests - FUN for all levels of GOLF and members too! Every Tuesday - all summer.
6/12/10 - 10/31/10 in Huntington
Weekly Carving DemonstrationsCity:Huntington
Place:Birds of Vermont Museum
Price:Free with museum admission (members admitted free!)
Time:1pm - 2 pm, weekly on Saturdays
Contact Name:Erin Talmage
Phone:802-434-2167
Email:museum@birdsofvermont.org
Come watch a wood carver at work. Learn tips and techniques, or meet other carvers. Questions welcome. Every Saturday from 1-2, upstairs in the Museum workshop. Free with Museum admission. Appropriate for all ages.
6/13/10 - 8/15/10 in East Hardwick
Free Garden Skills Workshops and toursCity:East Hardwick
Place:Perennial Pleasures Nursery and Tea Garden
Phone:802-472-5104
Email:annex@perennialpleasures.net
Free Garden Skills Workshops –Sunday mornings from mid-June to mid-August. Let’s have a fun and a relaxing time together talking plants! Rachel has set this time aside to answer any questions you care to bring in, or show you a new gardening technique. We can talk about seed saving, plant propagation, plant and weed id, aphids, edibles – you name it. Free Sunday Garden Tours start at noon lasting 30 minutes. No charge, but please phone us first, by the day before if possible, to let us know you’re coming.
6/21/10 - 8/7/10 in St. Johnsbury
Chickens and Ducks and Geese . . . Oh My!City:St. Johnsbury
Place:NEK Artisans Guild
Chickens and Ducks and Geese . . . Oh My! - a celebration of poultry. On exhibit until August 7.
6/30/10 - 9/5/10 in Dorset
Dorset Theatre FestivalCity:Dorset
Place:The Dorset Playhouse, 104 Cheney Road, Dorset Vt
Price:Family Matinees Free, others $37-$42
Time:3pm, 8 pm
Contact Name:Nikki Hughes
Phone:802-867-2223
Email:nikki@dorsettheatrefestival.org
35th Anniversary Season June 30- July 11- The Pavilion by Craig Wright July 14-July 25- Fallen Angels by Noel Coward July 28- August 15- Murder on the Nile by Agatha Christie August 18-August 29- The Novelist- by Theresa Rebeck September 1-September 5-When Something Wonderful Ends by Sherry Kramer Saturday Matinees- July 10-August 14- The Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
7/4/10 - 10/31/10 in Huntington
Sundays for FledglingsCity:Huntington
Place:Birds of Vermont Museum
Price:$2.50 per child for Museum members, $6 for non-members. Adults accompanying a child are free
Time:2:00 - 2:45
Contact Name:Kirsten Talmage
Phone:802-434-2167
Email:museum@birdsofvermont.org
Kids hike, create, explore, carve, act, write, or investigate birds and other parts of the natural community. Details will be posted at the museum and online each week. Appropriate for children and beginners of all ages. Some activities will be tailored for different age groups, and we’ll note that with the week’s details. Fee: $2.50 per child for Museum members, $6 for non-members. Adults accompanying a child are free (donations accepted). Fee includes non-member child’s admission to museum.
7/15/10 - 7/31/10 in Weston
Avenue Q - VERMONT PREMIERE!City:Weston
Place:Weston Playhouse
Price:$32-55, $10 student discount - college students must show ID
Time:2pm Wed, Sat, Sun, 730pm Tues-Sunday
Contact Name:Stuart Duke
Phone:802-824-5288
Email:tickets@westonplayhouse.org
Kinda racy, totally raucous tale of a bright-eyed college student named Princeton and his neighborhood of new friends. A modern-day Sesame Street for grown-ups, this inspired show has a slew of laugh-out-loud songs, puppets with a dirty side and an attitude that’s nothing short of original. Recommended for audiences 14+.
7/22/10 - 7/31/10 in Lyndonville
Cosmic NightingaleCity:Lyndonville
Place:Vermont Children's Theater
Price:$4/$6/$8
Time:7 p.m. & 2 p.m.
Contact Name:Laura Duey
Phone:802-626-5358
Email:info@VermontChildrensTheater.com
“Cosmic Nightingale” is a tongue in cheek musical look at the different ways the people of Earth might respond to our first visit by aliens from another planet. It shows that the strongest person is one who is true to herself and to what she believes. It is a sharp and funny musical satire that asks the question: What happens when the aliens come and DON’T say “Take Me to Your Leader”? Presented by special arrangement with the Crystal Theater in Norwalk, CT. The actors and actresses in this short musical are all local children. The Vermont Children's Theater is located in a converted barn with a spectacular view of Willoughby Gap, at 2283 Darling Hill Road.
7/23/10 - 8/28/10 in Morrisville
Local History at the Noyes House MuseumCity:Morrisville
Place:Noyes House Museum
Price:By donation
Time:Friday and Saturday 10-4
Contact Name:Scott A. McLaughlin
Phone:802-888-7617
Email:noyeshousemuseum@gmail.com
The Noyes House, a two-story federal-style brick mansion built by the Safford family in the early nineteenth century, was the first location to be settled in the village of Morrisville. The house is filled with exhibits on local and regional history, which are illustrated through photographs, furnishings, toys, household and farm tools, quilts, costumes, military artifacts, souvenir pitchers, and other artifacts related to industry, home life and leisure activities in the 19th and 20th centuries. Visitors are given guided tours throughout the home’s 19 rooms and carriage barn. Research archives and an extensive photograph collection are also available for public viewing. Open Fridays and Saturdays 10am-4pm.
7/29/10 - 7/31/10 in Enosburg
Green Mountain LuckyCity:Enosburg
Place:Enosburg Opera House
Price:$12 Adult/$8 Students/Seniors
Time:7:30pm
Contact Name:Suzi Hull-Parent
Phone:802-933-6171
Email:info.fotoh@gmail.com
Original musical comedy by John Cassel and Al Boright. Features some of Vermont's finest actors and musicians - to name a few: Will Patton, Keeghan Nolan, Wendy Maquera, Skeeter Camera, Stephen Whiteley, Jack von Behren, Don Schavner, Al Boright , Matt Stebbins to name a few. Directed by Suzanne MacKay. Choreograph...y by Taryn Noelle. Produced by Suzi Hull-Parent. The script portrays a Vermont farm family under financial stress, due in part to the deeds of the villainous “Flatlander Trio”, (a banker, a lawyer and a developer). As the farm teeters on the brink, the farmer becomes jealous of his musician brother who used to date his wife and has returned to the farm with his band to work on some new music. Other characters include a wise old sage, a hired hand, a hippie band, and a college bound teenage girl with a terrific voice. The Flatlander Trio has all the answers to save the farm with condo speculation and subprime loans. But whoa, when something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The story is told in John’s well-known style of humor, irony, and gift of rhyme lending to John being aptly labeled as “Vermont’s unofficial troubadour laureate”. Cassel's original score includes the infamous "Sap Beer" and other favorites: "Sweet Sucotash", "Springtime Song", "Stackin Wood", "Climbing Fools Hill", "Opportunity Knocks" and the beautiful anthem, "Vermont Song"!
7/30/10 - 8/1/10 in Champlain Islands
Festival of the IslandsCity:Champlain Islands
Price:FREE
Time:8AM- 5PM
Contact Name:Irene Clarke
Phone:802 999 5862
Email:imtherightplace@gmail.com
On the last weekend in July the five towns of the Champlain Islands will be hosting the Festival of the Islands. Numerous events in each town are designed to entertain our visitors and to present the best of the Islands. Adults will enjoy concerts, flea markets, special retail events, wine tours and tastings, farm stands, yard sales, community meals - all set within the beautiful Champlain Islands. The children will love visiting our petting paddocks and seeing llamas and alpacas, having a picnic on a free admission day at Knight Point State Park, tasting our delicious Island Ice Cream, or seeing a puppet show. The phrase "something for everyone" was never truer. Maps listing times and locations of special events will be available throughout the Islands. Come, visit, relax, and enjoy the Festival of the Islands with us.
7/31/10 - 7/31/10 in Danville
The Great Vermont Corn Maze opens for the 2010 SeasonCity:Danville
Place:The Great Vermont Corn Maze
Phone:802-748-1399
Email:info@vermontcornmaze.com
The Maze opens for the 2010 Season! A new maze design and additions are in the works.
7/31/10 - 8/1/10 in DERBY
Walker Bros. CircusCity:DERBY
Place:IROC 400 Quarry Rd.
Price:Adults $14.00, Kids 14 and under are Free
Time:3:00 and 5:30 0n Sat and 3:00 on Sun
Contact Name:kelly fairchild
Phone:800 528 6577
Email:www.kfairchild@walkerinternationalevent.com
Come see the all new 2010 edition of the fabulous Walker Bros. Circus under the Big Top. Experience affordable, family friendly fun at its finest!! Date: July 31st and Aug. 1st
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