There are still slots available for our summer classes and camps. Check our the Young Company Musical, or the July Saturday Intensives and so much more.

Thursday, May 28 at 6:30 PM

Vermont Bookshop presents a conversation with Stephen Kiernan on his new engrossing tale of two women whose lives collide as they contend with the art and legacy of the brilliant, tragic painter Jackson Pollock.

The Metropolitan Opera's award-winning series of live opera transmissions brings world-class productions direct from the Met stage in New York to cinemas and theaters around the globe.

Submission Deadline: June 15
Event: September 17, 2026

We invite Middle and High School students across the State of Vermont to be a part of our nation’s 250th anniversary by sharing artwork and poetry to describe what Liberty means to them.

June 18 from 6-8 PM

Supporting Recovery, Strengthening Community
The Turning Point Center of Addison County (TPCAC) invites community members to a free event celebrating the power of recovery.

Saturday, June 20 at 7:30pm

For one night on the Rothrock stage, the Miles Donahue Quartet plays the music that made it into the movies blending timeless repertoire with virtuosic improvisation. Relax at candlelit cabaret tables or settle into traditional theater seating as the quartet works through a century of jazz on film. The bar will be open throughout the night.

Sunday, June 28 at 4pm

Darwin sits on the deck of a Malibu beach house. With him is Sarah, who makes him banana and strawberry shakes. Up pops the bishop of Oxford, Samuel Wilberforce, and Darwin's friend and champion Thomas Huxley, both also long dead and buried. Once you know something - whether it is about DNA or what your boyfriend did last night - nothing is ever quite the same again.

Thursday, July 23 at 7:30 PM

Pianist Diana Fanning returns to Town Hall Theater with members of the Point CounterPoint faculty for an evening of chamber music to benefit the Point CounterPoint Foundation. Point CounterPoint is a chamber music summer camp for young musicians on Lake Dunmore. For more than sixty years, it has combined serious musical study with traditional summer camp life. Diana Fanning and her husband, Emory, owned and ran the camp for a decade.