The Summit School of Traditional Music and Culture presents…. The Spring 2019 Session of Evening Music Classes at the Center for Arts and Learning 46 Barre Street in Montpelier, VT. Registration is now open for classes in Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar, Mandolin, Singing and more! Classes start April 1st and run through June 11th Cost is $25 per class. For full class descriptions and other details, visit: www.summit-school.org Mondays Old Time Banjo with Ted Ingham | 8 classes | April 1 - May 20 Old Time Mandolin with Dana Robinson | 6 classes | April 29 - June 3 Old Time Fiddle with Dana Robinson | 6 classes | April 29 - June 3 Bluegrass Banjo Sampler with Jacob Stone | 3 classes | April 1 - April 15 Tuesdays Trad Music Ensemble with Jeremiah McLane | 8 classes | April 2, 9, 30; May 14, 21, 28; June 4, 11 Wednesdays Harmony Singing with Heidi Wilson & Avery Book | 6 classes | April 24 - May 29 Foot Percussion Basics with Ellen Cooke | 6 classes | April 3 - May 8 (no class April 17) Thursdays Rags and Blues for Fiddle with Mark DiStefano | 6 classes | April 1 - May 9 Advanced Blues Guitar with Dave Keller | 4 classes | April 4, 11, 25; May 2 Fridays Klezmer Tunes with Oliver Zeichner | 6 classes | April 5 - May 17 (no class April 19) For questions regarding these classes, please visit www.summit-school.org, or contact Yasi Zeichner at yazbozz@gmail.com
Lineup & Set Lengths Kathleen Kanz 16 Smork Bolson 16 Cooper Gammon 7 Kyle Gadapee 21 Music opens the night at 7:30pm, jokes start at 8:30pm. Adult Content . By Donation . No Chatter.
Front Porch Forum is the focus of a new independent documentary from Canadian filmmaker, Peter Strauss. "The Story of Vermont's Quiet Digital Revolution” follows the stories of several FPF members, each from different walks of life. How does participation on their local forums transform them and their communities? Following the film, there will be a question and answer period with Lynn Espey from Front Porch Forum and people who appeared in the film.
Calling Montpelier’s young tree stewards to come speak for the trees! Help members of the Tree Board plan upcoming events to plant, care for and teach about trees. Drop in after school for tree cookies, apple cider, and tree talk: it’s elementary!
