painting

Host Bruce Wilson, Executive Director of Service Rendered, describes some of the new murals around town and mural opportunities.

For more information visit: www.artssowonderful.com

From the Organizer:

Plex Arts Festival is a grassroots, immersive arts event in Burlington's Old North End. The festival focuses on experimental and contemporary work. All art forms included - dance, music, sculpture, tattoo art, food, comedy, pottery, theater, poetry, painting, crafts, video art, and other cross-disciplinary creative projects.

From Melinda Moulton:

Kathleen Kolb earned her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has been represented by David Findlay Galleries (2003-2010) and Sherry French Gallery (1996-2003) in New York City, and by Clarke Galleries (1992-2009) in Stowe, Vermont. She is currently represented by Edgewater Gallery, in Middlebury, VT; Eckert Fine Art, in Kent, CT; and by MA Doran Gallery in Tulsa, OK. She has participated in over 40 solo shows and 90 group shows in New York and New England, and has earned national acclaim for her work.

For more information visit: www.kathleenkolb.com

This month Nancy and Ken Stone join host Erik Wells to share their story of visiting every Vermont Town as members of the 251 Club. In the new book "251 Vermont Vistas," Nancy, a retired Williston art teacher, chronicled the couple’s journey with a postcard sized watercolor painting and message about each Vermont town.

Later, Public Works Director Bruce Hoar stops by to cover a number of topics including winter operations, traffic calming and the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB).

The show closes with a look at what’s going on in Williston this month with the Community Notebook.