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BRATTLEBORO - There will be a special screening of “Lil’ Balzac 2” at the Hooker-Dunham Theatre on Thursday, September 1, at 7 pm.
The intimate screening will be introduced by co-directors Austin Rice and Angus Reid.The evening will also feature a behind the scenes look at the film, a...
WILLIAMSVILLE - All are invited to the Williamsville Short Film Festival, which will be held at the Williamsville Hall on Saturday, March 26, at 3 PM. There is a suggested donation of $8. Films will be shown with a jury panel present. After all selections have been presented, audience members...
WILLIAMSVILLE - On Saturday, March 26, the Williamsville Hall will feature a short film festival. Filmmakers who have films under 20 minutes and would like to enter this event should contact Janine Rose at panhattan@gmail.com and send them for review. Violent or controversial material will be...
“Journey to the Safest Place on Earth,” documentary.
“Journey to the Safest Place on Earth,” documentary.
BRATTLEBORO - Nuclear reactors like the old decommissioning Vermont Yankee plant in Vernon have become de facto nuclear waste storage facilities due to the absence of a workable plan to manage the nation’s high level radioactive waste. The Biden Administration is pushing for more nuclear power...

A scene from the new Jay Craven movie, “Jack London’s Martin Eden.” The film will screen Sunday afternoon at Next Stage Arts and Craven will introduce it.
PUTNEY - On Sunday, November 21, at 5 pm, filmmaker, producer, educator, and art director Jay Craven will screen his most recent film, “Jack London’s Martin Eden,” at Next Stage Arts. Craven will introduce the film and will be available for a post-film Q&A session with the audience.
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  Open Sesame PUTNEY - Joe Fiedler, Emmy-nominated music director and staff arranger for the famed children’s show “Sesame Street,” will perform at Next Stage Arts on Friday, November 19, at 7:30 pm with his project Open Sesame. The sextet will perform music from the group’s...

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