EVERYDAY PEOPLE Archive

ID#10366 • Community artist/activator Erin Maile O'Keefe talks about her recent and upcoming projects.

ID#10350 • Everyday People from December 6th, 2016

ID#10330 • Charlie Hunter talks about his recent Plein Air Workshop.

ID#10310 • Greater Falls Warming Shelter mission is to provide a safe, war overnight shelter during the winter months for those in need.

ID#10280 • Robert sits down with artists Mary Welsh and Roger Sandes who have an exhibit at the Great Hall in Springfield Vermont. For more information, please visit online at Facebook.com/GreatHallSpringfield or call (802) 885-3061.

ID#10232 • In recognition of the 35th year of the AIDS pandemic and to honor the work of the AIDS Project of Southern Vermont, “A Weekend to Remember and Celebrate… Life, Loss, Love” will be presented at the Latchis Theatre, 50 Main Street in Brattleboro, Vermont. The benefit weekend begins on Saturday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m., with the one-night- only performance of the 1989 show, “Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens,” the first piece written about the AIDS pandemic. Elegies is a song cycle with music by Janet Hgood and lyrics and additional text by lyricist Bill Russell.

ID#10198 • Update on 2nd year at Promise Community. They are hosting a community forum on 9/28 5:30-7PM. From the communities input action step 3 will evolve.

ID#10199 • Annette Spaulding discusses updates on the Connecticut River petroglyphs and the Vermont Archaeologist calls in.

ID#10177 • Myra Ashcroft stops by to discuss accessibility around town.

ID#10097 • Robert talks with Christine Bullard and Denice Brown from Parks Place.

ID#10088 • Robert McBride sits down with Sabrina Smith about the upcoming steampunk festival in Springfield Vermont.

ID#10288 • Sam Maskell and Anne Dempsey from the Rockingham Free Public Library stop the show!