Coming Events
Stowe Mountain Film Festival Pass— October 25 @ 06:59 pm
Join us for inspiring documentary short films in the broad categories of adventure, sports, environment and culture, which reflect the interests of the Stowe community spirit, and celebrates local adventure and adventurers! Stowe Mountain Film Festival is presented in partnership with the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum.
Stowe Mountain Film Festival presented by Acabay— Friday October 25 and Saturday October 26
Join us for inspiring documentary short films in the broad categories of adventure, sports, environment and culture, which reflect the interests of the Stowe community spirit, which celebrates local adventure and adventurers! Stowe Mountain Film Festival is presented in partnership with the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum.
Boston Ballet II— November 2 @ 07:00 pm
This one-night-only performance features the talent of young, classically-trained dancers on the cusp of their professional careers. Many Boston Ballet II alumni go on to join the Company’s roster or dance for various American and international companies. Meet tomorrow’s dancers today and save your seats for a spectacular evening of dance.
Go Home Tiny Monster— November 5 @ 10:00 am
One day, Sylvie and her family of homespun creatures find themselves in need of a new home. Luckily, they have an audience full of people who can help them out. Inspired by true stories, Go Home Tiny Monster features The Gottabees’ trademark mix of puppetry, joyously absurd silliness, physical theater, live music, and surprising poignancy.
Rhapsody in Black— November 7 @ 11:00 am
Rhapsody in Black is a one-man show that explores LeLand Gantt’s personal journey to understand and eventually transcend racism in America. A prismatic look at life on the color line, Gantt presents a poignant, enraging, and often hilarious travelogue through the psyche of the perpetual “other.” As he spends a lifetime struggling with what it means to be black, he ultimately understands what it means to be a man. A blistering indictment of tribalism in all forms, Rhapsody in Black deconstructs notions of race and identity–provoking thought, realigning perspectives, and sparking the conversation we need right now