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    Events for 06/07/08
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    July 2008

    NewBrook Volunteer Fire and Rescue Annual Chicken Barbecue and Open House

    When: Sunday, 06/07/08 - All Day
    Where: NewBrook Fire House
    Rte 30
    Newfane, VT 05345
    Description: Sunday, July 6th
    At the NewBrook Firehouse, Route 30 Newfane, VT
    The NewBrook Volunteer Fire and Rescue Annual Chicken Barbecue and Open House,
    and the NewBrook Ladies' Auxiliary Bake Sale and Raffle

    The barbecue begins at 11am and lasts until the food runs out!
    Feast on barbecued chicken ($10) or ribs ($12), both dinners include corn on the cob, potato salad and cole slaw, rolls, and soft drinks. This year there's also a kids' meal: hot dog, chips and soda for $3.

    Bake Sale and Raffle start at 9am
    Home baked goodies galore, and NewBrook Auxiliary's own cookbook of member-tested recipes will be for sale. This year's raffle items include:

    A gift certificate for dinner at Asta's Swiss Restaurant of Jamaica

    A Latchis Hotel Hollywood, Dine and Recline Package (hotel room and movie passes for two, plus a $50 gift certificate for dinner at Adagio Trattoria)

    A large, beautiful hand made bowl from Z-Pots of Brookline

    Movie passes to the Latchis Theater

    Hand-blocked table cloths from Adivasi Cultural Embellishments of Brattleboro

    Gift certificates from The Townsend Dam Diner, River Bend Farm Market, River Bend Grille, and other area businesses

    All proceeds from the barbecue, bake sale, and raffle benefit the NewBrook Volunteer Fire and Rescue.




    Post Oil solutions 2nd Annual Root Cellar Workshop

    When: Sunday, July 06 2008 @ 01:00 PM EDT - 03:00PM
    Where: the home of Harry & Karlie Borst
    Moonlight Lane
    West Brattleboro, VT 05301
    Description: Post Oil Solutions will hold its 2nd annual root cellar workshop at the home of Harry & Karlie Borst. They will be joined by neighbors Arnie & Sue Clarke, and Jamie & Audrey Garfield to show off the progress of their family cooperative root cellar in progress that was inspired by their attendance at last year's workshop. POS garden mentor and inspiration, Robert King, will be on hand to lend instruction. The cost is a $5/$10 sliding fee, though no one is refused. Pre-registration is required, however--802 869 2141--during which e-mail directions to the workshop will be arranged.


    Brattleboro Dance Festival

    When: Sunday, July 06 2008 @ 02:00 PM EDT - 04:00PM
    Where: Luminz Studio Dance & Performing Arts Center Cotton Mill Building (3rd Floor)
    74 Cotton Mill Hill
    3rd Floor
    Brattleboro, VT 05301
    Description: Luminz Studio Hosts the First Annual Brattleboro Dance Festival

    This July fourth weekend, Luminz Studio Dance & Performing Arts Center presents the First Annual Brattleboro Dance Festival featuring the work of renowned New York City choreographers Young Soon Kim (White Wave dance company) and Pascal Benichou as well as the work of Deena Marcum Frank and Amanda Goble of New England Center for Circus Arts, Kristin Horrigan of Marlboro College and Aurora Corsano and Molly Melloan of Luminz Studio.

    The Annual Brattleboro Dance festival is a forum to connect rural and urban dance makers, a place for emerging and established choreographers to present new work together and create a vibrant dance community in beautiful Southern Vermont. Luminz Studio dance and performing arts center is dedicated to bringing an exciting variety of dance to Brattleboro area audiences.

    Performances are July 5th at 8 pm and July 6th at 2 pm at Luminz Studio dance & performing arts center.

    Tickets are $15 at the door and reservations are strongly recommended as seating is limited. To reserve tickets contact info@luminzstudio.com or call (802) 254 - 9200.


    Melodrama “The Drunkard" 3-5

    When: Sunday, July 06 2008 @ 03:00 PM EDT - 03:00PM
    Where: New England Youth Theatre
    100 Flat Street
    Brattleboro, VT 05301
    Description: "The Drunkard" revolves around a villain "of the deepest dye", Squire Cribbs, who determines to bring about the ruination of Edward Middleton, the hero with a lesson to learn. In the process he wreaks havoc on dear Mrs. Wilson and her sweet daughter, Mary, the heroine. Will Edward's poor, demented sister, Agnes, ever regain her sanity, and what drove her mad? Can William Dowton, a simple rustic, expose the villain? And will Arden Rencelaw, the wealthy philanthropist, save the day or send the drunkard to prison forever! The play abounds with humor, but, like Jane Austin's "Pride and Prejustice", it is a beautifully crafted drama. It is full of twists and turns, deep yearnings, and the conflict between heart wrenching despair and eternal hope. "The Drunkard" is for people age six and older. Younger children will enjoy the spectacle and action but will not understand some of the language. In the end, the moral is clear, "drink, un-checked, is the sure road to ruin." Come and join in the fun: cheer our heroine, hiss and boo the villain and applaud the good and true!
    Thank you to our sponsors: Potter Stewart Jr., Law offices
    All tickets $7.00
    Tickets online at www.neyt.org & at the NEYT Box Office Wednesdays
    12pm-5pm in person or by phone, 802-246-NEYT. Or one hour before each show at the Box Office.


    Neyt Presents:"The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter",

    When: Sunday, July 06 2008 @ 07:30 PM EDT - 09:30PM
    Where: New England Youth Theatre
    100 Flat Street
    Brattleboro, VT 05301
    Description:
    In "The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter", we a see small theatre troupe do its best to entertain the audience with a classic melodrama. The father, Henry Pompington, tries to protect his family and his darling daughters Petunia and Marigold from whatever danger surely lurks outside their small house. When Petunia reveals that she loves the penniless upstart Victor Strongheart, her father becomes outraged and vows never to allow her to marry. Then Rex Holmes, the dastardly villain arrives to kidnap Marigold and hold her for ransom, and it looks like all hope is lost. However, along the way, nothing seems to go right for the actors. See them try to save the show amidst forgotten entrances, phantom door knocks, and even a set that falls apart. Throw into the mix an overly anxious director with a stage manager who wants nothing but to work her way onto the stage, and the recipe for disastrous success is complete. Can Victor save the day and redeem himself in Pompington's eyes? Will Holmes succeed and get his money? Will Pompington remember his lines? Can ANYONE manage to say "Shiftless Drifter"? Come for a night full of laughs as we poke fun at the classic melodrama and at the art of theatre itself.
    "The Scheme of the Driftless Schifter" will play on Friday, July 4th at 3:00 PM, Saturday, July 5th at 11:00 AM and Sunday, July 6th at 7:30 PM
    All tickets $7.00
    Thank you to our sponsors: Potter Stewart Jr., Law offices
    Tickets online at www.neyt.org & at the NEYT Box Office Wednesdays
    12pm-5pm in person or by phone, 802-246-NEYT. Or one hour before each show at the Box Office.



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