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2010 Green Mountain Film Festival
Presented by Focus on Film
March 19-28 ~ This ten-day film festival, now in its 13th year, will take place at various venues in downtown Montpelier, comprising multiple film screenings and ancillary events such as discussions and presentations involving filmmakers, writers and other guests. This year's festival will expand to include a younger audience and an additional venue. For more information, visit www.greenmountainfilmfestival.org. Call for tickets. Donald Rae, 802.262.3423.
2010 Vermont History Expo
Presented by The Vermont Historical Society
June 26–27 ~ This weekend heritage festival hosts 4,500-5,000 attendees. This is the 10th history expo and will explore the theme: Back to the Land Again: Vermont Heritage Ways for Today. Tunbridge Fairgrounds. Visit www.vermonthistory.org. Tess Taylor, 802.476.4235.
Victorian Roots of Mysteries Reading Series
Presented by Bennington Free Library and Baker Street Breakfast Club
Reading and discussion series using books based on the "Sherlock Holmes" mystery style. Bennington Free Library, Sundays, 2:00 p.m. Charles R. Putney, 802.442.0963.
April 11 ~ Anna Katherine Green’s THE LEAVENWORTH CASE. Led by Sally Sugarman. April 25 ~ Fergus W. Hume’s THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB. Led by Jeff Bradway. May 16 ~ Robert Louis Stevenson’s NEW ARABIAN NIGHTS. Led by Sally Sugarman. June 6 ~ Arthur Conan Doyle’s THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES. Led by Jeff Bradway.
Voices from Terezin
Presented by The Vermont Symphony Orchestra
April 27–May 1 ~ A week of events, including symposia, an art exhibit, and two concerts which aim to educate audiences about the historic World War II concentration camp Terezin concert. Burlington, various locations, Louise De Cormier, 802.259.2327.
Weston Playhouse 2010 Teacher’s Workshop
Presented by Weston Playhouse
April 9 ~ A full-day workshop for middle and high school teachers of literature, social sciences and performing arts that focuses on their fall production Death of a Salesman. Weston Playhouse, 703 Main St. Cathy Bagwell Marsh, 802.824.8167 x105.
Life in Washington County Video
Presented by Johnson State College
This 30-minute film, fifth in the series of county history videos, features elders of Washington county from 19th and first half of the 20th century. William T. Doyle, 603.643.3197.
March 10 ~ Montpelier, Kellogg-Hubbard Library, 7:00 p.m.
March 22 ~ Montpelier, Pavilion Building Auditorium, 6:30 p.m. Shown in conjunction with the Green Mountain Film Festival. |
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