Brattleboro Community Radio, WVEW-LP, 107.7 FM is an all-access, all-volunteer, non-commercial radio station brought to you by more than 50 local DJ’s each week broadcasting from our homes, porches, attics, basements, back yards, and our new studio at 46 Harmony Place!
We are dedicated to performing music that summons THE DEEPEST EMOTIONS AND THE MOST BURNING ISSUES OF BEING HUMAN so people can experience transcendence, interact with the music and artists, and engage in their own creativity. We bring all-encompassing art works to life so you can be immersed in the experience, lost in emotion and create a fulfillment…
Theatre Adventure is a non-profit organization offering year-round theater arts programming. Our mission is to empower youth and adults with disabilities through the expressive arts while building self-confidence, leadership, and community. The disabilities that many of our students live with include: Autism, Down’s Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, deafness/hard of hearing, blindness, and intellectual and other developmental…
Friends of Music at Guilford is a community-based music presenting organization, founded in 1966 with an organ concert in a rural barn. We return there annually to launch our season with a two-day festival including an orchestra concert on the lawn. Skilled amateurs and volunteer professionals serve as our musicians, along with special guest artists…
The Commons is the public face of a larger nonprofit organization, Vermont Independent Media, Inc. Recognizing that a vigorous exchange of ideas and information allows democracy to function and is the lifeblood of a community, Vermont Independent Media: • creates a forum for community participation • promotes local independent journalism • fosters civic engagement by building media skills through publication…
HatchSpace is a community-supported facility dedicated to preserving the artistry of woodworkers through advancement of traditional and contemporary woodworking skills and methods. Our mission is to promote the value and practice of craft by providing the instruction, tools, and space to support a community of makers. We aspire to create balance in a world filled…
Now in its 40th year, The Actors Theatre Playhouse is the longest running community based theater company in the area. Presenting Main Stage Productions and Readings, ATP’s strength is its academic and professionally trained volunteers, presenting over one hundred productions since its inception.
For over 60 years the Brattleboro Music Center has been recognized for the breadth and quality of its programs; and has helped to define southeastern Vermont as a rural region distinctive for its rich cultural life. Each year the Music Center enriches the lives of more than 10,000 residents of southeastern Vermont and neighboring New…
The Brattleboro Women’s Chorus is a multigenerational community chorus for anyone ages 10 and up who identifies as a woman or non-binary, of all backgrounds and levels of musical experience. There are no auditions and all are welcome to our Open Rehearsals in September & March or to our concert weekends in November and May…
Brattleboro-West Arts was founded in 2009 by neighbors who recognized the vibrant creative community that exists in the watershed of the Whetstone Brook west of downtown Brattleboro. Since then, membership has grown to include the professional artists and craftspeople shown here, who gather socially each month to share a meal and explore ways to enrich…
The Hooker-Dunham Theater and Gallery in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont, provides an open venue for the visual and performing arts. Organizations may also utilize all or part of the space for meetings, benefits, workshops, and conferences. The gallery space is also available to all artists: actors, theater companies, musicians, photographers, dancers, painters and sculptors, video artists,…
Marlboro Music is widely acclaimed as the world’s foremost center for leadership training in music. For seven weeks each summer, exceptional young musicians and master artists come together to form a closely-knit family on the campus of Marlboro College, in the foothills of rural southern Vermont (just 12 miles from Brattleboro, Vermont). Stepping away from…
The New England Center for Circus Arts (NECCA) offers people of all ages and abilities a unique opportunity to experience the magical & captivating world of circus arts. Here, in a welcoming, safe environment, recreational and professional students alike can explore the charms and challenges of circus arts and gain a solid foundation of techniques…
Located in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont, NEYT is widely recognized for its professional-level children’s theatre performances; productions are staged 10-12 times a year. Three semesters of acting classes are offered, for beginning & advanced students, and Summer theatre camps include Shakespeare, Melodrama, Musical Theatre and Circus camp.
Located in the Cotton Mill in Brattleboro, VT, the Vermont Jazz Center (VJC) is dedicated to creating and preserving jazz through the presentation of workshops, concerts, and instruction to a broad constituency of artists, students, and the general public. The VJC collaborates with Brattleboro area businesses and other arts organizations to provide consulting, musicians for…
Brattleboro Clayworks is Southern Vermont’s ceramics resource center. Founded in 1983, Clayworks seeks to increase access to ceramic media for the southeastern Vermont, northwestern Massachusetts, and southwestern New Hampshire communities. Brattleboro Clayworks provides professional studio space and equipment to its members and renters; classes and workshops for people ranging from interested beginners to aspiring clay…
BCTV is community television by and for residents of Brattleboro, Dummerston, Guilford, Jamaica, Newfane, Putney, Townshend and Vernon, VT.
The Vermont Theatre Company is a nonprofit theatre organization that presents productions in and around Brattleboro, Vermont. Titles range from comedy to tragedy, contemporary to classics. In 1990 VTC launched what has become a tradition, an annual Shakespeare in the Park production at the Rotary Club Amphitheater in Brattleboro’s Living Memorial Park. Presented on the…
BHS Research Room, third floor, Municipal Center, has Brattleboro-related maps, local topic files, old newspapers, postcards, books, documents, and more than 10,000 photos for research and browsing. Thursday 2-4, Saturday 10-12, and by appointment. Free and accessible. Due to COVID, our Research Room is closed to the public. If you would like to visit, please…
Yellow Barn presents year-round performances including an intense and rich summer season. Its ideal environment for creative exploration and expression results in a series of extraordinary performances with a unique programming offering infinite insights into chamber music.
The Brattleboro Literary Festival is a four-day celebration of those who read books, those who write books, and of the books themselves. Located in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont, the Festival includes readings, panel discussions, and special events, featuring emerging and established authors. All events are FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
The Estey Organ Museum is open Saturdays and Sundays from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. from mid May through Columbus Day weekend. Admission is $5.00, and free for members of the museum. Check website for confirmation of open hours.
Founded in 1972, the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) is an independent, non-collecting, contemporary art museum, whose mission is to illuminate art and ideas in ways that inform, engage, and connect people from all walks of life. BMAC’s frequently changing exhibits, education programs, and public events seek to reflect and enhance the cultural richness…
