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The Vermont Council on World Affairs, in collaboration with the U.S. Department of State and Global Ties U.S., is proud to announce the Diplomacy Begins Here Regional Summit and Learning Lab in Burlington on August 21-22. This year's summit, themed "Building an Inclusive Climate Movement," features a prestigious lineup of keynote speakers, including:  

The Poultney Historical Society is planning a special 88th East Poultney Day for Saturday, August 12 from 9-3pm. This year’s theme is “Lakes, Mountains, and Summer” and focuses on beautiful Lake St. Catherine.

Tickets and information available at www.nlbarn.org or 603-526-6710 The Wedding Singer is now at the New London Barn Playhouse, running from August 9th - August 20th at 7:30 pm with matinee performances on August 10th, 16th, and 18th at 2:00 pm and Sunday performances at 5:00 pm. Based on the memorable 1998 Adam Sandler movie of the same title, The Wedding Singer will blast you back to the 80s for some rockin’ romance and some hilarious and spunky characters!

The Wedding Singer follows Robbie Hart, a wedding singer heartbroken after being dumped at the altar, and Julia Sullivan, a soon to be bride, and their unlikely blooming romance. With a Tony Award nominated book by Beguelin and Tim Herlihy, and fun, energetic music by Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin, The Wedding Singer will have you leaving the theater roaring with laughter!

Stone Valley Arts continues their summer Jazz Cafe Concerts on August 9th @ 7pm with the return of Harry Drum on tenor saxophone and Rob Zollman on drums.

Harry and Rob are both members of the popular ENERJAZZ band and they will be joined with Ron White on Bass and Gary Schmidt on Piano for an entertaining evening of jazz standards from the American songbook.

Photo: Roberley Bell.

Sunday, July 16 at 2:00 PM:  The Ethan Allen Homestead Museum's Free Monthly Lecture Series presents: "Holocaust History and Its Connections in Vermont" by Vermont Holocaust Memorial members Miriam Rosenbloom and Tom Glaser.

Acrylic paintings by Randolph artist Pati Braun Grandy are on display through July 31 in the Gifford Gallery at Gifford Medical Center. The exhibit is free and open to the public.