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- 1Vermont activist reflects on a long, strange, electric trip▼Notes from a Vermont activist: What a long, strange, electric trip it was
A Vermont activist has published a reflective piece in the Brattleboro Reformer describing a long-running journey with electric transportation, calling it 'a long, strange, electric trip'. The essay recounts personal experiences and lessons from years of advocacy around electric vehicles in the state. It offers a firsthand look at how electric transport has evolved for one committed advocate in Vermont.
- 2Westminster artist Kathy Kemp exhibits at Crowell Art Gallery▼Westminster artist Kathy Kemp exhibiting at Crowell Art Gallery
Westminster artist Kathy Kemp is showing her work at the Crowell Art Gallery. The exhibition was reported by the Brattleboro Reformer, which covers the Brattleboro, Vermont area, where the gallery is located. No further details about the artwork, dates, or reception were provided in the available report.
- 3Readsboro Glassworks to open studio to the public▼Readsboro Glassworks will open its studio to the public
Readsboro Glassworks will open its glassblowing studio to the public, according to the Brattleboro Reformer. The move gives visitors a chance to see artists at work in the Readsboro studio. Details on dates, hours or what the open studio will include were not provided in the announcement, but the news has drawn attention in the local community.
- 4Sorcerers of the Imperium exhibition opens at Invasive Weed Gallery●Sorcerers of the Imperium coming to Invasive Weed Gallery
Invasive Weed Gallery in Brattleboro, Vermont, is set to host 'Sorcerers of the Imperium', an upcoming exhibition noted by the Brattleboro Reformer. Details of the artists and opening dates have not yet been widely shared, but the show is drawing local interest in the town's small gallery scene.
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The Next Stage in Brattleboro has announced its schedule of shows for October. The Brattleboro Reformer reported the upcoming October program, highlighting a run of performances at the Vermont venue. Specific acts and dates were listed in the announcement, giving local audiences a preview of the month's entertainment options.