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SUMMARY:Billy Wylder Comes to Bennington
DESCRIPTION:Vermont Arts Exchange (VAE) is happy to partner up with Little City Cider for a night of dancing and having fun with the lively\, Billy Wylder. Join us Saturday\, December 7th\, at Little City Cider at 139 Shields Drive\, Bennington\, VT.  Doors open at 6pm and show starts at 7pm. \nFrom the front-lines at Standing Rock to the archaic streets of Jerusalem\, the Sahel Desert to Carnegie Hall\, music has been the source of strength for Billy Wylder. The band features Avi Salloway (Bombino/Hey Mama/Avi & Celia) joined by an inspired cast of singular artists who have performed across six continents including concerts at Coachella\, Newport Folk Festival\, New Orleans Jazz Fest\, Montreal Jazz Fest\, Carnegie Hall\, and Lincoln Center. \nThis is the last show of the season for the band as they wind up their touring in 2024. The music weaves together American folk and rock with sensibilities from the Sahara Desert\, exploring new musical space akin to Devendra Banhart\, Beck\, and Tinariwen. The musical evolution of Billy Wylder is built on grooves informed by ancient African rhythms\, art-rock textures\, expansive guitars\, violins\, synths\, and drum machines. Salloway’s lyrics flow with inspiration from mythical songwriting hero Leonard Cohen\, while threading together more abstract imagery reminiscent of Thom Yorke. \nTheir latest album\, Trying to Get Free was recorded at Great North Sound Society (Parsonsfield\, ME)\, Alta Mira Sound (Alhambra\, CA) and Zumix (East Boston\, MA) and produced by Salloway and celebrated producer Sam Kassirer (Lake Street Dive\, Josh Ritter). The band is named after Salloway’s grandmother\, Wilma “Billie” Hotaling.” She was a prolific painter\, author\, musician\, and educator”\, states Avi. \nTickets are $10 for students and $15 general admission purchased in advance and are available at https://billywylder.com/shows. Tickets will be available at the door for $20. The show is sponsored in part by Hampton Inn. \nFor more info call VAE at 802-379-3763. \nhttps://billywylder.com/shows
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LOCATION:Little City Cider Co.\, 139 Shields Drive\, Bennington\, VT\, 05201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events,communityevents,Concerts
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SUMMARY:“Draw Yourself Sleeping”
DESCRIPTION:Bennington College Sculpture Show \n\n\nOpening; Sunday\, December 8th\, 1pm – 4pm \n\n\nThe public is invited to “Draw Yourself Sleeping”\, an exhibition of work by fourteen Sculpture Students from Bennington College at the North Bennington Train Depot Gallery. The show opens  for a one-time only viewing and reception on Sunday\, Dec 8th\, 1pm – 4pm. The North Bennington Train Depot is located at 5 Depot Street in North Bennington. All are welcome and refreshments will be served. \n\n\nIn Bennington College’s Sculpture Studio / advanced practice course\, taught by faculty member John Umphlett\, students propose and execute projects of their own design. On exhibit will be work by Charlie Bell\, Jasmine Bete-Mitchell\,  Tali Mars\, Hollis Churchill\, Vic Coronel\, Julia Duva\, Chris Golovina\, Mac Goulis\, Aliza Khan\, Ethan Laird\, Nico Migdal\, Nicholas Pertz Kelley\, HaL Price\, and Lulu Wiley \n\n\n“’Making face’  is so important and engaging for the students\, to feel the pressure and realize it’s just a conversation. “  Umphlett states\,“Each student has been developing their practice and critiquing each other\, discussing prior critiques\, how the work can be read and what observations to further consider. Their works have been presented primarily on campus everywhere from controlled dark installation spaces to dance studios and outside. The students have been using this class to expand their advanced practices here at Bennington\, incorporating transferable skills and concepts developed in and outside of the visual arts. They have been challenging themselves to focus on work that pokes at complicated themes while they continue to direct material shaping towards their personal ethos.  The opportunity to show their work beyond the institution creates real world challenges. The practical aspects of installing a show combined with the responsibility toward self to propose their ideas into a larger community is priceless. The experience will help prepare the students to find out how to engage and listen and the best part\,celebrate and claim the experience.” \n\n\nThe exhibit is supported in part by the Vermont Arts Exchange and the Village of North Bennington. \nVic Coronel; performance\, projection\, video and sculpture
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LOCATION:North Bennington Train Depot
CATEGORIES:Community Events,communityevents,Concerts,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Kidbrass at the Prospect Mountain Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Vermont Arts Exchange and the Prospect Mountain Association\, invite you to a benefit concert for Prospect featuring Kidbrass\, Sunday\, December 29th at the Prospect Mountain Lodge\, located at 204 Prospect Access Road in Woodford\, VT. Tickets available at the door only and are $20.  Cash\, checks to Prospect Mountain Association and Venmo accepted. Doors open at 6pm and the show starts at 7pm. Come early to claim your seat and to enjoy the beautiful setting.  Light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks available. BYOB or anything else you’d like to eat. \n“Kidbrass is a Brooklyn-based group of self-described recovering jazz musicians whose fusion of jazz and psychedelic rock underpins their trumpet and sax fueled party music. Formed in 2021\, Kidbrass has played regularly around New York City including residencies at The Bitter End\, The Sampler and Double.  Featuring members of Castle Rat\, Cab Ellis\, Nour Harkati\, Yuchtet and others\, members of Kidbrass have performed at Radio City Music Hall\, Jazz at Lincoln Center\, Bowery Ballroom and elsewhere. Kidbrass has earned their reputation as a band that works. Decadent electric guitar\, tenor sax\, trumpet\, drum and even bass solos take turns melting faces\, but their music always strives to include and elevate\, not alienate. Kidbrass drummer and MAUHS grad\, Leo Yucht returns with this exciting group guaranteed to warm up the lodge. \n“VAE has presented Leo several times and he always brings a good time and some of the best players around” says VAE director Matthew Perry\, “the lodge will be a great venue for this and supporting Prospect is icing on the cake”. \nProspect Ski Area has been a favorite for cross-country\, back woods and a competitive racing site for many years. Now in local control as a non profit 501c3 organization\, they’ve expanded snow making and are getting ready for a great season ahead. \n “Prospect\, for those of us who have been involved for many years\, is a labor of love\,” says Dave Newell\, PMA president of the Board\, “We kind of have a spiritual connection to this place and we want to preserve it in perpetuity for our children and grandchildren. \nLooking forward to seeing you for a great night of music in the lodge! \nFor further inquiries and RSVP contact Suzy Yucht: syucht@yahoo.com
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/kidbrass-at-the-prospect-mountain-lodge/
LOCATION:Prospect Mounain Lodge\, 204 Prospect Access Road\, Woodford\, Vermont\, 05201
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