Artists

Siri Jolliffe and Aden Marcotte are two musicians who were both brought up in the Northeast Kingdom. Siri is a current student at Syracuse Stage in New York studying musical theater and dreams to one day perform on Broadway. Aden is a current student at Berklee College of Music in Boston studying Performance in American Roots music on the Guitar and Banjo. Together they play original music, pop, and bluegrass covers and work together to create a fun, upbeat and engaging show.

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By good fortune the paths of Tim Berry and Suzan Derby crossed back around 2011. Partners both in life and song, they are rooted firmly in their family’s musical heritage and share the gift of strong, clear voices, as well as a fine ability on their instruments. Alive and Well keep the tunes rolling as they share the music of many of their favorite artists such as Linda Ronstadt, Merle Haggard, Towns Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Nanci Griffith, Chris Stapleton and Sierra Ferrell to name a few.

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Magician Alyx Hilshey is a nationally touring comedy magician and was a 2024 feature magician on the CW Network’s most watched and highest rated entertainment program, Penn & Teller: Fool Us.

In addition to being lauded by top professional magicians for her fresh comedic delivery, charm, and technical expertise, she also has insights into corporate landscapes due to her unique background — she’s a pro magician with a Master’s in Electrical Engineering.

When not touring the country she works locally in Vermont and Boston. She lives in the Adirondacks with her family, including her three awesome children. She loves taking them skiing, backpacking, and climbing.

Ariel avoided dabbling in her love for music and songwriting for most of her life, turning instead towards performing theatrically. After the birth of her twin sons, Maximus and Augustus, Ariel returned to the North East Kingdom of VT…music found her. Her friend Kristina Stykos and she released The Detangler, in 2017, then Marshlands, with Duffy Gardner, Well Water Will Rise and In the Fringe both recorded at home during the Pandemic.

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Young and authentic singer-songwriter Autumn Chamberlain is coming into her own. Hailing from Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Autumn is carving out a trail parallel to the vibrant pop landscape. With a unique and warm sound, Autumn’s casual, yet intimate songwriting builds on acoustic guitar and piano to create a natural take on pop. An exceptional multi-instrumentalist and producer, Autumn makes music that tells a story of growth and truth, harmoniously baked into a sugary sweet blend of singer-songwriter and dynamic pop.

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Join local favorites, The Back Shed String Band, for fun toe-tapping bluegrass, classic country, and old-time tunes. Members include: David Choate on mandolin, Mary Choate on guitar and vocals, Perry Williams on upright bass and vocals, Barry Moore on Dobro, and Billy Bryer on banjo & vocals.

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Tonight, Barry Hayes brings the music of classic favorites like Peter, Paul and Mary, John Denver, the Eagles, and always and forever, the Beatles. A longtime musical mainstay with the St Johnsbury Players, Barry Hayes has sung the lead and played guitar and bass in musicals from Camelot to Tommy to Carousel. Barry also wrote, directed, and starred in “The Musical Mystery Tour,” an original revue featuring the music of the Beatles.

Franklin Heyburn, your typical French-speaking Yankee Vermonter from Kentucky, started out playing harmonica, banjo and basketball, later learned to fiddle from the Henrie family, and was an original member of the Dee Wells Tenor Banjo Band. Professionally, he taught science and kept Vermonters in honey. Ray Lewis, a multi-instrumentalist and sugarmaker from Walden, Vermont, learned folk singing and a love of traditional music from his parents. Ray has played guitar across many genres for over forty years but recently, has taken up the banjo and fiddle after getting shocked by an electric fence.

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Harpist Bill Tobin delights audiences with inspired performances of classical, folk, and original compositions. An outdoor enthusiast as well as an award-winning harpist, Bill has written a number of original compositions inspired by the peace and joy found in nature. His latest and fifth recording of solo harp music, “Have In Hand”, encourages the idea that to make the world a better place we must start with what we have in hand. When not playing music, Bill teaches mathematics at Lake Region Union High School in Orleans, VT and lives with his wife in Peacham, VT.

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The father-daughter duo Bob & Sarah Amos are truly on a roll, with a recent #1 song and album on the national Folk charts, and a supporting band that has been called a Vermont Bluegrass “super group”. Vermont Public’s legendary “All The Traditions” show host, the late Robert Resnik, described Bob and Sarah’s music as “Heavenly harmonies and glorious songwriting. Every song is toe-curlingly beautiful”. Guitarist/banjoist/vocalist Bob Amos is an internationally recognized, award winning, chart topping bluegrass/folk/americana singer-songwriter who has recorded twelve acclaimed albums and performed throughout the USA and Europe for over 30 years. Singout! magazine has called Bob “one of the most interesting and intelligent songwriters in American music”. For the past twelve years Bob has been performing with his daughter Sarah Amos, a vocalist of remarkable power and sensitivity. Bob and Sarah’s vocal blend has been called “mesmerizing” and “a must see”. Joining Bob and Sarah for First Night are three New England pros, including mandolinist Taylor Amerding, guitarist Andy Greene and bassist Kirk Lord, resulting in a highly entertaining and varied program, with original and traditional songs ranging from beautiful ballads to powerful, bluesy bluegrass numbers.

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Breanna Elaine is a singer/songwriter based out of Vermont. Her music is dripping with plenty of earthy folk, indie, singer/songwriter sounds, but the term “folk music” does not encapsulate the work of this blooming musician. She performs a mix of originals as well as a wide array of covers on vocals and guitar.

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Kingdom residents Carol Hausner & Jonathan “Doc” Kaplan capture the essence of the traditional, roots, and award-winning original music they perform. They also carry on the Kingdom inspired songs of Alan Greenleaf, whom Doc played with for many years. Carol’s heartfelt singing and Doc’s resonant vocals meld beautifully, backed by Doc’s joyous keyboard playing and Carol’s solid rhythm guitar and mandolin. Carol & Doc have been performing together throughout the region for more than a decade.

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Hailing from the NEK, Autumn, Sadie and Lauren Chamberlain are a trio of sisters who have been blending their unique voices together for over 10 years. Their sibling bond brings an incomparable and profoundly special quality to their harmonies that is truly captivating. Bringing you hits from the last few decades and today, the Chamberlain sisters will make your evening three times brighter.

Chickweed brings the perfect blend of rhythm, vocal harmonies and song writing. Fran, Abby and Linda have been playing together for 14 years and it shows, as they move seamlessly through many different genres including folk, reggae, Jazz, and Blues. They will be playing originals from their new album “Back Home Again” with Linda Warnaar on guitar/lead vocal, Fran Forim on Bass and vocals and Abby Johnson on percussion and vocals.

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Counting by Sevens is the jazz project of Angela Cottrill (vocals) and Don Sinclair (guitar & arrangements); two “jazz’o’philes” who found each other in a sea of folk musicians. We invite friends to join us and are regularly joined by Quinn Reid (flute & electric wind instrument) & Toby Summerfield (bass).

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Dirt is a trio of Vermont high school students who play a variety of metal and rock tunes from across the ages. Having performed in such venues as Fuller Hall in Saint Johnsbury, VT, The Loading Dock in Littleton, NH and the Red Barn Brewery in Danville, VT, Dirt has wowed audiences of all ages. Guitarist William Barlow, of Peacham, calls out with perfected chords and bridges, then switches to effortlessly shredding complex solos. Bassist Xavier Mayhew, of Derby, deftly grounds the music (with an occasional solo of his own). Drummer Wes Barlow, of Peacham, chugs along, rhythmically accelerating the music with fills to add flair. All in all, Dirt is an act not to miss.

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Known for her evocative deep tone that lends itself to an engaging storytelling through song, Ericka Cushing bares her soul completely with her audiences who feel as though she is singing directly to them as she weaves her tales through melody and guitar.

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Janice Narey worked as a nurse for 34 years. She is certified in two different types of Reiki, AromaTouch Technique, and crystal healing. Her business, Ershaka Reiki, is located in St. Johnsbury.

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Inspired by the high-energy Celtic music of Cape Breton, Footworks is a Vermont-based band that features a dynamic blend of powerful rhythms and red-hot fiddling. Seven Stars Arts describes Footworks as a band with “Fabulous, engaging energy,” whose impeccable timing and deep connectedness as a group make it impossible for audiences to keep still.

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Halcyon Chorale was founded in 2022 by a small and deeply committed group of singers who are based in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Our goal is to bring the most beautiful and engaging choral music out to the public. The group is musically diverse, with trained singers, instrumentalists, composers, and conductors among its members. With a commitment to performances of challenging and powerful repertoire, precise and nuanced ensemble, and a palpable joy in performance, Halcyon Chorale hopes to cast a bright and invigorating light on the present moment, and bring love and inspiration to the people of our little Kingdom, and beyond.

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Heather Pierson is a New Hampshire based singer/songwriter, pianist, song leader and performer with a toe in each of the realms of New Orleans jazz, blues, and folk. Her multi-genre songwriting places her in a category all her own honed by decades of diligent practice and curious exploration. Her trio, with Shawn Nadeau on bass/vocals and Craig Bryan on percussion/vocals, performs a rich variety of Heather’s originals, jazz and blues standards, and unique re-workings of familiar classics. Their live performances feature their brilliant musicianship, stirring three-part vocal harmonies, boundless joy, and a desire to share from the heart.

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Highland Dance Vermont performs both contemporary and traditional Scottish highland dances to both bagpipe and modern Celtic music. Our dancers hail from all over Vermont and perform and compete locally, regionally, and across the U.S. Performers range from age 12 to adult.

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Hyperballad Wallbanger is the artist formerly known as Xenia Dunford, a singer-songwriter Seven Days once described as “having guts, literally and figuratively.” Off stage and on Instagram, HBWB is the taxpayer currently known as xgt, or Xenia Gianiotis Turner if you’re not into the whole brevity thing.

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A group of musicians from northern New Hampshire performing traditional Celtic music. Céilidh (pronounced “kay-lee”) is a Gaelic word meaning an informal evening of Scottish tunes. Tonight will include a sing-along of “Auld Lang Syne”. Featuring fiddles, Bodhran (drum), harp, singers, wooden/modern flutes and tin whistles. Players wear kilts and sashes of family tartans to brighten the First Night evening!

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NEK-based J.T. Turner, the founder of The Actors Company, is an award-winning professional actor, playwright, storyteller, and teaching artist, with credits on stage, screen & audio. A member of SAG-AFTRA and Actors Equity, J.T. also tours theaters, museums, schools, and libraries with his original one-man literary & historical shows, including Benjamin Franklin, Robert Frost, Charles Dickens, Ernest Hemingway, F Scott Fitzgerald, John Muir, William Shakespeare, Washington Irving, and more. J.T.’s original play, “Within These Walls,” was featured at the Smithsonian Museum of American History, and was awarded the Essex National Heritage Commission Pioneer in Partnerships Award. In 2024, he received the Massachusetts History Alliance Star Award, and was selected as a Vermont Humanities Council Snapshot Speaker. J.T. is also a professional theater director and fight choreographer, circus ringmaster, certified tai chi teacher, and acting, accent & public speaking coach.

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Koa Phoenix is a self-taught singer-songwriter from St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Known for her folk-pop sound, she draws comparisons to artists such as Ani DiFranco, Edie Brickell, Michelle Branch, and Dispatch. They combine a rootsy, acoustic sound with elements of pulse-driven R&B and radio-friendly folk-pop. This stream-of-consciousness lyrical style creates a feeling of sitting around a firepit, as they vulnerably yet confidently share their thoughts.

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Leah Rocketship spills songs from the heart that evoke an array of emotion. Her voice ranges from high to low like honey as she serenades the audience with both joy and sadness.

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Lyndon Institute Dance Company is an audition based ensemble at Lyndon Institute for student dancers in grades 9-12 serious about the art of dance performance and teaching. With about 30 performances and community events each year, students engage in a rigorous curriculum with technical assessments, an in-depth study of a variety of styles of dance and evaluation of 15-20 pieces of choreography each school year. DC members embody leadership, teach, develop their passion for dance and are active community members.

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Magdalene, from St. Johnsbury, uses her talents in Middle Eastern dance to spread joy and healing while building mini communities as she teaches and performs throughout New England and New York. Magdalene has studied with teachers from all over the world. Silk & Spice Belly Dance Troupe is made up of passionate students who are dedicated to the rich culture and art of belly dance. They embrace the creative process, developing choreography that spans a variety of styles while building community with one another.

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Marko the Hypnotist: As a certified Master Hypnotist and member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, Marko believes the participants in his shows are the stars, and he makes them shine. Marko’s shows are designed for fun; no one is ever really embarrassed or compromised, even as they willingly obey his hilarious commands.

Marko the Magician: What makes Marko’s performances so special is his ability to mystify, entertain, and make everyone laugh on different levels at the same time. There’s nothing better than seeing grandparents, parents, and children all having a wonderful time together at the same show. Marko’s magic show truly transcends all age and social barriers to bring people together in a common state of amazement. See children’s faces as they watch Marko perform tricks, hear them laugh with sheer delight at his jokes, see their eyes sparkle. It’s then that you have seen the real magic.

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Michael Hahn Trio plays a diverse variety of original music, including country, rock, blues, Americana and Alternative tunes. Michael performed for decades with acclaimed dance bands including; Hornbeam, Don’t Call Betty, Hoochie Lombardo, Whetstone and Ten Mile Shuffle. An award-winning author of books and magazine columns, Hahn was a Finalist in the USA Songwriting Competition. M H Trio includes Sid Gulick, a retired nuclear physicist from McGill University, on guitar and vocals with John Pheiffer, a cellist with a performance degree from Cleveland who also performs with the Vermont Philharmonic.

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Migmar Tsering, a Tibetan artist and dancer, will talk about his experiences from early life, leaving Tibet, growing up in India, going to school, migrating to Vermont in 2011, and how he has adapted here – focusing on how he and the Vermont Tibetan community have worked to continue Tibetan cultural practices and why. Sharing stories, songs, and dance (dranyen playing), Migmar will tell us about the complexities and nuances of migration while sharing how much migrants bring to table, such as generating new knowledge production, culture, and community-building practices.

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New Lost Nation is an old-time string band that has emerged out of the vibrant traditional music scene of Central Vermont featuring Dana Robinson on fiddle, Tom Mackenzie on banjo, Susan Robinson on guitar, and Neal McNaughton on bass. New Lost Nation’s sound is distinctly Southern-Appalachian, inspired by the Round Peak style in North Carolina, the deep well of old-time fiddle tunes and traditional songs from throughout North America.

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The WDEV Radio Rangers began as a radio band on WDEV, Waterbury, VT in 1986. They played Saturday mornings for a 15 minute live show sponsored by Blue Seal Feeds and, later, other local businesses, emulating the live bands that played such shows every day on WDEV from the 1930s into the 1950s. The WDEV Radio Rangers show ran for 26 years on the station. No longer associated with WDEV radio and now known simply as the “The Radio Rangers”. The band’s “country style” is as diverse as the people playing it: Danny Coane with his famous rhythm guitar and stylish vocals; Dave Rowell’s spot-on bass playing and wonderful lead and harmony vocals; Jim Pitman’s endless supply of tasteful leads and licks on his pedal steel and dobro “hound dog” guitar; and the super-talented Don Schabner, whose electric guitar leads impress everyone. All members, except Don, are “born and raised native Vermonters.”

Retro plays pop and top 40’s rock music from the 1960s to the 1990s. The band features lively three-part vocal harmonies, supported by keyboard, guitar, mandolin and tambourine. Hailing from Colebrook, NH, Retro is made up of Fran Bigney, Charlie Jordan, Joe Greenman and Tom Jordan.

A song can be anything with melody and some kind of structure not necessarily a structure anyone else has ever thought of…but it’s there. I have walked and run and skipped and slinked and tiptoed and sprinted and crept through life and I have tried to be aware of my surroundings and what kinds of stories and mishaps and the cliche “trials and tribulations” that have drifted in and out of my many winding paths, roads and throughways that I have traveled.

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Sandglass Theater was founded in 1982 in Germany by Eric Bass and Ines Zeller Bass. In 1986 the company moved to the US and eventually opened their own theater venue in the heart of Putney, VT. Sandglass’ original productions for both adult and young audiences, specialize in combining puppets with music, actors, and visual imagery. The company tours internationally, having visited over 30 countries, performing in theaters, festivals and cultural institutions and winning numerous international prizes. The company is now in the hands of Sandglass daughters Jana and Shoshana, who continue creating and touring puppet productions, as well as producing a biennial international puppet festival in Southern Vermont, and Sandglass’ beloved community event, Puppets in Paradise.

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Tim Jennings’ current music project features Tim’s vocals and concertina, with Grant Orenstein’s guitar and Barry Moore’s dobro and mandolin. Their music will nurture you with mixed-breed genres including; hillbilly, Irish, cowboy, early country, contemporary Americana, to name a few. SM has been playing in various venues such as area bars, restaurants, bakeries, farmer’s markets, and libraries for the past two years. Tim’s previous musical projects; Flybynight Wrecking Company, Sweet Corn Broadcasters, and Sheefra, date from the late 1970s, with performances at Johnson State College, UVM, St. Lawrence University, Bates College, Taste of Vermont, Leunig’s, Ben and Jerry’s (both the original converted gas station and the Waterbury location) and at festivals like Midsummer, Champlain, Old Songs, and Clearwater Festivals.

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The Sap Tappers is what happens when three longtime friends get together to share and enjoy the tunes that they’ve played over many years. Steve Wright and Chris Cruger have been playing music together for over 50 years. Freeman Corey played an occasional music gig with Gopher Broke and later had an 8 year run with Steve and Chris in Catamount Crossing. A call from a local farm for music at their Peach Festival was a great excuse for these close friends to play some music once again. The Sap Tappers became a thing, taking on a few music opportunities around Vermont. There’s something for everyone who enjoys Folk, Americana, Bluegrass, Country, as well as many fine originals by your friend and ours, Steve Wright. Hailing from the southern reaches of the Northeast Kingdom, Steve has spent decades performing throughout the region both as a solo artist and as part of such notable groups as “Pickin’ Up Steam”, “Gopher Broke”, “Catamount Crossing”, “The Bayley Hazen Boys” and many more. Freeman Corey grew up on a small dairy farm in Benson, VT. The son of a fine old time fiddler, he started playing at age 9, learning hundreds of Irish, Scottish, and French-Canadian fiddle tunes from his father. He has become one of Vermont’s most sought-after traditional fiddlers, gracing the stage with Bear Tracks, Bloodroot Gap, Catamount Crossing, Big Spike Bluegrass, The Haymakers, and Spare Parts. Chris Cruger’s musical adventures have taken him around New England, the Northeast and beyond. This low-ender is still rustling the roots in New Hampshire and Vermont, most recently with Gopher Broke Bluegrass, The Bayley-Hazen Boys, Bob Amos and Catamount Crossing, The Stinson Mountain Boys, and Ashley Jane’s Hootenanny.

Scenic Dream is a local classic Rock & Roll band. During the summer of 2025 they played at many venues including St Johnsbury’s Final Friday, The Star and Stripes Festival in Lyndonville, The Danville Fair, The Kingdom Recovery Benefit Block Party, Manchester Vermont Music Festival and at Kingdom Brewing.

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Stephen Gratto put in lots of time as a kid mastering the arts of juggling, unicycling, rope walking, stilt walking, and balancing, but he managed to find time to get a BA in physics, a BS in electrical engineering, an MS in teaching, and a CAS in Public School Administration. After six years spent yawning behind a computer at the IBM corporation, Stephen chucked his engineering career and became first a physics teacher and now a NYS school superintendent, as well as a professional performer for over 40 years. Physics and juggling are as closely related as teaching and performing, so Stephen has merged his careers together to create a fast-paced comedy show full of audience participation that will educate, elucidate, and enthrall the masses.

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Tarot reader Erin Narey uses a diverse assortment of inclusive decks representing a variety of perspectives, cultures, and experiences. See for yourself how this beautiful, evocative exploration of imagery, narrative, and symbolism can help you access the unique complex wisdom you’ve been fine-tuning all your life. What will YOUR cards say?

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Farm to Stage Sustainable Tunes, All Organic, Music That’s Good For You. “WE HAVE BEEN PLAYING AND SINGING SINCE WE WERE YOUNGINS.” ALL OF US HAVE BEEN IN BANDS FROM FOLK TO IRISH TO ROCK ‘N ROLL. WE ARE JUST PLAIN, “GOOD TO LISTEN TO. “

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With so many great oldies to choose from, The Belaires continue to add the greatest hits to their repertoire. This talented quartet performed these songs when they first came out and bring them back for you now. With guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and vocals, it’s a musical mix that will bring you back remembering your favorite songs of the 60s and 70s. And you know what’s even more fun ….. dancing to the songs that you remember.

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Joining local Vermont legend Patti Casey is Taryn Noelle, and the amazing Dave Rowell on Bass and Vocals and the incredible Dono Schabner on Guitar and Vocals. This Quartet will share tunes that span multiple genres from Bluegrass to Western Swing, Jazz Standards, Broadway Show Tunes and some of Patti’s gorgeous originals while also covering material by artists such as Pink Martini, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash, Frank Loesser and Merle Haggard.

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Brothers, Matt and Jason Tardy, present a world-class performance of high-energy juggling mixed with audience participation, daring feats, and hilarious improvisations. The entire family will be cheering for more – yes, even you teens and adults! With over 30 years of experience, The Tardy Brothers have enthralled audiences across the planet at theaters, festivals, schools, colleges, corporate events, cruise ships, resorts, and 3 times at The White House in Washington DC. Matt and Jason share an uncanny ability to anticipate each other’s movements and improvisational mayhem on stage. Often considered the Smother’s Brothers of juggling!

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Tim Jennings is a legendary Vermont folk storyteller with over 40 years of professional experience, performing all over Vermont, New England, and much farther afield, as well as on Vermont Public Television and National Public Radio. Working exclusively with traditional folk material, his recordings have won national awards.

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Tod Pronto is a Singer/Song Writer born and raised in Newport Vermont. Funny, insightful – authentic & energetic, he is the perfect mix of modern and traditional folk. Tod has shared the stage with artists like Ellis Paul, Jonathan Edwards, Livingston Taylor and Ben Caplan.

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Trevor is a songwriter living in Southern Vermont. He writes idiosyncratic and empathetic songs about the inner lives and outward dilemmas of regular and not-so-regular folks. Bingo nights, black-metal teens, polar bears, ex-cons, current-cons, folk singers, and house fires.

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Tritium Well, often known as the House Band of the Northeast Kingdom, features a radioactive mix of original, nostalgic, and Latin tunes that will get you up and dancing! With Nic Anzalone on fiddle, Kevin Colosa on bass, Bobby Farlice-Rubio on guitar, and Linda Warnaar on drums, Tritium Well promises a groovin’ time for all!

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Performing music from multiple traditions including classical, pop, Jazz and sacred, the 13 members of UCHE range in age from 21 to over 70 and work together to create a unified musical experience. The ensemble is directed by local musician, Phil Brown, who also directs the ensembles of St. J. Jazz. UCHE continues a 60+ year tradition of handbell ringing in St. Johnsbury which began with the Searchlight Quartet in 1957. In addition to providing music for worship at United Community Church, United Community Handbell Ensemble is available for weddings, concerts, and community events.

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Fashioned for St. Johnsbury, “You’ve Got To Be Kidding” with a cast of 5 local actors, is a custom written, vaudevillian comedy revue offering one-liners, musical shenanigans, silly monologues, skits, schtick & satire to entertain one and all with a hogshead of humor to roll out the New Year.

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This is the conglomerate of an alt rock solo project and a pop punk super group in the making! Founded by Zach Wright, they have spent the last year developing their live sound while growing together as a band.

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