Events Calendar

The Vermont Animation Festival is proud to celebrate our tenth year! 2025 events include workshops for both beginner and experienced animators, a screening of student films, and an Artist Talk by our Keynote Speaker, Hayley Morris, of Shape and Shadow Animation!  Hayley has had the opportunity to collaborate with clients such as MTV, Netflix, Sesame Street, […]

Meet the artists: Thomas Hacker, Glen Hacker, and Emil Gilmutdinov will discuss their current exhibition,Tres Amigos, on display at the VTSU Castleton Bank Gallery. These three family members explore vastly different niche genres of art, yet the work complements each other, coming together to form a cohesive exhibition. Thomas Hacker captures sensory experiences, internalizing and […]

Help Lamoille County Public Libraries and Vermont Public Kick-off National Library Week with a free screening of the documentary, Free For All: The Public Library. Indie Lens Pop-Up, presented by ITVS, INDEPENDENT LENS, and Lamoille County Public Libraries, will host an event featuring a shortened, preview version of "Free for All: The Public Library" and […]

Wrestle goes inside the lives of four members of the high school wrestling team at Huntsville’s J.O. Johnson High School–a longstanding entry on Alabama’s list of failing schools. Teammates Jailen, Jamario, Teague, and Jaquan show that needing a win can be about much more than just beating your opponent on the mat, as they face […]

Public reception for the Julian Scott Memorial Gallery exhibit featuring works from BFA students Sydney Arczynski, Annika Cooper, Savannah Kelly, and Bug Pericles

The third event in the Teaching in the Present Moment series, "Disappeared Students: It Can't Happen Here ... But It Is,” features Prof. Lisa Chalidze, Esq., and international student Josh Ward. Their discussion will draw on the disciplinary lens of Criminal Justice, and address Vermont’s role in deciding the fate of detained Tufts University student, Rumeysa Ozturk.  […]

“Comfort Girl” is a song cycle that explores the lives of Chinese 'comfort women, ' a cruel euphemism for the women who were abducted into sexual slavery by the Japanese army during WWII. The work is a tribute to these young women’s incandescent courage and indomitable spirit, not only while in captivity during the War […]

Those interested in attending via zoom should e-mail Barclay Tucker for the meeting link.

The fourth event in the Teaching the Present Moment series, Erasing the Twentieth Century: The Trump Administration's Vision in Historical Context, features Prof. Andre Fleche, who will draw on the disciplinary lens of History to interpret the president's transformative actions. The University community and public are welcome. For the security of attendees, the event won't be […]

VTSU Castleton Chorale will join forces with the Rutland Area Chorus, UVM Choir, and professional orchestra to present Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's tremendous Requiem. Join us for this wonderful collaboration!  Soundings students may only attend ONE VTSU Castleton Concert performance for credit. Signup is not required for Soundings students.