Spellbinding reinterpretations of traditional New England songs learned from the Vermont Folklife Center Archive and the Helen Hartness Flanders Ballad Collection at Middlebury College.
Exploring Community in the Vermont Grange
Peoples Academy: Stories on the Road to Proficiency
CVU: Stories on the Road to Proficiency
Harwood: Stories on the Road to Proficiency
BFA St. Albans: Stories on the Road to Proficiency
Trailer: Stories on the Road to Proficiency
Growing Food, Growing Farmers
Daisy Turner
Migmar Tsering - "Yamdrok Yumtso"
Harold Luce and Adam Boyce - "Fisher's Hornpipe"
Alberta Gagné - "C'était une bergere"
"C'était une bergere" is a French language folk song that tells the story of an ill-fated encounter between a shepherdess and kitten. This version of the song was performed by Alberta Gagné of Highgate, VT and recorded by Vermont Franco-American performer and cultural advocate, Martha Pellerin in 1995
Fred Atwood - "Springfield Mountain"
"Springfield Mountain" (Laws G16) is a widely-distributed American folksong that details the story of a young man who dies of a rattlesnake bite. This version was performed by Fred Atwood and recorded in 1964.
Vermont Nepali Cultural Heritage Dance Group
Weathering the Storm
Cartooning and Place
Andy has been interviewing a number of Vermont cartoonists to explore how being from - and living in - Vermont informs their work.