Two holiday shows are up for just a couple performances this weekend that you won’t want to miss.
This weekend features two unique concerts nearby with local talent.
A decade ago, news that Julia Roberts was starring in a TV show on a streaming video service would have sent industry observers clucking with speculation that her career was on the skids. Today, it’s hard to imagine the Oscar-winning actor doing anything as interesting and ambitious as “Home…
Yoga for Men
WASHINGTON — It was the kiss heard around the galaxy.
Two unique, Christmas-y, family friendly events are happening this Friday and Saturday in Rutland.
WASHINGTON (AP) — It was the kiss heard around the galaxy.
“Bodyguard” begins in a state of extreme tension and never lets up. The hit BBC series, which premiered on Netflix last month, opens on a commuter train bound for London where police Sgt. David Budd (Richard Madden), who’s traveling with his two young children, discovers a female suicide bom…
It still seemed a little early on a snowy Tuesday afternoon a couple weeks ago to see a giant wood cutout of a red sleigh parked just off of West Street, and lights beginning to be strung up in Main Street Park. But I’ll admit it, if there had been trees for sale that day, I would have bough…
Thursday
Musical happenings in and around the capital city.
When I was growing up, Star Search was the big talent competition show on TV. American Idol and shows like it are just as fun to watch, because no matter who wins, the surprise of seeing someone new, full of talent, is exciting.
In a sunny room full of windows upstairs at Rutland’s Chaffee Art Center, a row of yellow tie-dyed shirts are draped over folding chairs ready to be used as smocks for the next “Paint and Sip.”
Growing up in the restaurant industry, I’ve learned a thing or two about cooking. I know my way around a busy kitchen. The sights, sounds and smells are baked into my mind like a well-seasoned cast-iron skillet: the sizzle of the sauté pans, the crackle of the grill, the hurried chop of kniv…
Growing up in the restaurant industry, I’ve learned a thing or two about cooking. I know my way around a busy kitchen. The sights, sounds and smells are baked into my mind like a well-seasoned cast-iron skillet: the sizzle of the sauté pans, the crackle of the grill, the hurried chop of kniv…
Musical happenings in and around the capital city.
If your memories of Shakespeare are sitting through a high school English class trying to get through “The Merchant of Venice” and wondering how what you were reading could be English when it was so hard to understand, Harry McEnerny wants to change your mind.
Rotary Week Celebration
The best horror stories aren’t about ghosts or demons or knife-wielding murderers. The monsters that chase us into basements and down darkened hallways aren’t real; they’re merely grotesque manifestations of the human condition. The best horror stories are psychological; they poke and prod a…
In the 1970s when the Rutland Halloween Parade was just 10 years old, it reached a level of fame when it was used as the setting of a number of comic books by DC Comics and Marvel Comics.The parade has been a tradition and favorite event with Rutland families for over 50 years, and this year…
Book reading
A few years ago, when a friend’s cousin died, it fell to my friend’s husband to clear out the house and get it ready to sell. Unsure of what to do with a duffel bag full of personal effects, he brought it home and left it on the living room couch. They were sitting on the couch the next day …
Pollinator-Friendly Landscapes
There’s no way to talk about “Forever” without spoiling it, so consider yourself warned.
“It’s all in the eyes,” Mikki Lane says. “You can tell so much from your eyes.” The note of direction was given during a rehearsal at the Courcelle Building last week, for Rutland Youth Theatre’s latest production, “The Snow Queen,” which Lane is directing.
Every time. Every time the depression horse show gets me.
Getting Froggy
It’s definitely autumn, but that’s no reason not to get out and have fun.
“Beyond the Pale”
The first season of “American Vandal” came out of nowhere. It was a surprisingly smart, well-observed parody of true-crime documentaries that blended low-brow comedy with high-concept execution. The result was a deadly funny, pitch-perfect representation of low-stakes high-school drama writ large.
The first season of “American Vandal” came out of nowhere. It was a surprisingly smart, well-observed parody of true-crime documentaries that blended low-brow comedy with high-concept execution. The result was a deadly funny, pitch-perfect representation of low-stakes high-school drama writ large.
Whether we like it or not, autumn is upon us, so we might as well celebrate. Here are a couple of early-fall possibilities.
Hard Rock
RUTLAND — How long does it take to get through the 12-acre corn maze at Rutland’s Hathaway Farm?
The Spoon Mountain Singers present their farewell concert will be Saturday, at the Old Firehouse as part of the Tinmouth Concert Series.
