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8-Weeks Sundays 3-5:30 April 26-June 14 Instructor: Katie Montovan $355 includes glazes, firings and 25lbs clay with more available for purchase Also included with the purchase of this class is student access to this session's self guided Clay Labs where current students will be able to hone skills and work on projects. Labs will not… 
Mondays 4-8pm and Thursdays 1-6pm April 27-June 18 $125 In this 8-week session, participants may use the studio for hand building or throwing. Studio Access includes 25 lbs of clay and a shelf for storage, use of glaze as well as bisque and glaze firings. Any additional cone 6 clay may be purchased through the… |
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Vermont Arts Exchange + Village School of North Bennington’s Annual All-School Student Art Exhibit May 15th - June 3rd Opening Reception May 15th 3:00 - 5:30pm Maurice Kahn Gallery at the LEFT BANK (around the corner at 5 Bank Street NoBenn.) |
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5 events,
Cardboard Chaos with artist Rhonda Ratray. Fridays: May 22-June 5th 6-8pm This 3-week "Cardboard Chaos" series invites any paternal figure (father figure, step parent, grandfather etc.) and child (ages 6-17) to collaborate on fun, meaningful cardboard projects. With our innovative cardboard-cutting tool, families can safely shape and build unique creations while enjoying quality time and…
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Doors open at 6pm - Show starts at 7pm Influenced by soul, R&B, rock, and funk,Grace Fall writes and sings about the human conditions and dynamics. Grace Fall is a Vermont-based singer-songwriter. She grew up in California and Oregon, singing along to the soul, folk, and reggae that was always playing in her home. These… |
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Unveiling Sat. May 30th 5:00pm Bennington Theater These questions were presented to a variety of Bennington Youth through post cards. The replies came back and are being designed into a large visual, graphic display on a banner, 8” X 11’, It will hang on the outside wall of the Bennington Theater on Main Street, …
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A multimedia performance piece by Boston-based beheard.world, a collective using arts for social justice. It combines dance, film, and spoken word to explore tribalism and bias, featuring stories of individuals who have experienced "othering" (racism, LGBTQ+ issues, immigration prejudice) “10 not-to-be-missed dance performances, from a Boston Ballet classic to festivals brimming with variety". ~ Karen… |