Arts/ Music

FOCUS: Part II - Greg Delanty, Poet, Celebrates W.B. Yeats 150 Anniversary 06/12/2015

Part II of Greg Delanty, Poet, Artist in Residence at St. Michael’s College, Burlington, Vermont sharing readings and celebration of W.B. Yeats 150^th Anniversary. Hosted by Margaret Harrington.

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Art & Activism 06/11/2015

Ibnar Avilix, a Socio-economic Activist/Artist is joined by Aubergine Avilix, and Artist/Writer/Activist. Ibnar and Aubergine (aka Ferngutter) discuss displacement, development and current event's effects on the art community. More information at www.avilix.org and sossblogdotcom.wordpress.com

South End Artist's on PlanBTV in the South End 06/03/2015

This summit was set up by local artists to bring artists, South End Enterprise Zone businesses, community, and supporters together to share concerns about what direction PlanBTV South End could go. "The biggest threat to the South End in general is how the consultants ignore the role the Enterprise Zone plays in greater Burlington’s economy as well as their lack of consideration why both the arts and the businesses in the Enterprise Zone have a lot in common." Panelists: Jen Berger, Charles Norris-Brown, Diane Gayer, Amey Radcliffe, and Genese Grill. For more information on the city's plans visit: PlanBTV South End http://burlingtonvt.gov/planBTV/SE

FOCUS: Greg Delanty, Poet, Celebrates W.B. Yeats 150 Anniversary 06/03/2015

Greg Delanty, Poet, Artist in Residence at St. Michael’s College, Burlington, Vermont celebrates W.B. Yeats 150^th Anniversary with Margaret Harrington, host of FOCUS.

to comment on this program: feedback@cctv.org

Artful Word: Urban Renewal Revisited 06/01/2015

James Gero's video of the Vermont Italian Clubs', John Varricchione and Jane Merola McKenzie, guided walk to revisit the Urban Renewal in Burlington.

For More Info Visit: Vermont Italian Club and 3D platform to showcase significant stories and events from the past, featuring a digital recreation of Burlington's 'Little Italy'

The Uttering Mind: The Guys Who Speak Good Thoughts To Inspire Positive Change 05/28/2015

Episode #3

In which Mark Utter interviews the artist and craftsperson, Brian Merrill. Brian Merrill is part of the board of directors for Utter Energy, Mark's organization as well as a sugarmaker and more recently, creator of handcrafted flutes. For more information on Mark and his work visit www.utterenergy.org

Art & Activism 05/14/2015

Ibnar Avilix, a Socio-economic Activist/Artist is joined by Aubergine Avilix, Artist/Writer/Activist, discussing relevant topics. More information at sossblogdotcom.wordpress.com

Vermont Legislature Recognizes Armenian Genocide 03/31/2015

On the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the Vermont House and Senate passed a resolution recognizing the event. Armenians gathered on March 31st 2015 to celebrate the significant resolution with music during the House "Devotional" by Locum, and an afternoon presentation by Vermont authors Chris Bohjalian and Dana Walrath. 1.5 million Armenians were killed in the genocide, which began in April 2015. Some countries, including Turkey, have not recognized the Armenian Genocide happened.

Artful Word: One Year Anniversary Celebration of the Generator Space 03/28/2015

Community producer James Gero visits with makers and records the community anniversary celebration of the one year old Generator space housed in Burlington's Memorial Auditorium.

Hunt Middle School Presents Hairspray 03/27/2015

Hunt Middle School Drama and Very Merry Theatre present the students of Hunt Middle school in a performance of the musical Hairspray.

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!