Snoe.down, the all-ages winter music festival hosted by moe., moves to its new home in central Vermont and the wildly popular ski and snowboard destination, Killington Resort, as well as Rutland’s new Spartan Arena for a weekend of winter fun and music March 26-28.
moe. will be featured both Friday and Saturday nights at Spartan Arena. On Saturday afternoon moe. will perform a rare winter outdoor set at Killington Resort celebrating the 30th anniversary of a legendary Vermont event, the Bear Mountain moe.gul (we couldn’t resist) Challenge.
In addition to multiple moe. sets, Snoe.down 2010 will feature performances by funk/soul group Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, jam-grass favorites Railroad Earth and Hot Day at the Zoo, southern rockers the Bridge, up-and-coming jam-rockers the McLovins, and the Heavy Pets plus more to come. Performances by a variety of artists will take place throughout the weekend at Killington Resort’s K1 Lodge, Bear Mountain Lodge and The Wobbly Barn.
Snoe.down welcomes the Town of Killington Department Economic Development and Tourism as a proud sponsor of this year’s event. Festival attendees will be able to take advantage of a myriad of world-class winter activities available at Killington Resort including a very special Snoe.down learn to ski/board program. Killington Resort is providing Snoe.down festival ticket purchasers reduced price lift tickets and eligibility to choose from a variety of discounted Killington lodging options.
Snoe.down single day and festival ticket prices are on sale now at the Flynn Theatre box office located at 153 Main St. in Burlington, Vermont. Discounted lift ticket and lodging packages are available. VIP tickets are sold out. Tickets may also be purchased online at www.flynntix.org and by phone at 802.863.5966. All ticket prices include state and local tax, $1.00 box office service charge and $1.00 charity donation. Ticket prices are subject to change without notice.
Storefront Art at Thornes Marketplace
Thornes marketplace has stepped forward to partner with Commonwealth Center for Change's Storefront Art program to provide local artists with a temporary studio, exhibition and gathering space. Following its hugely successful launch last month at A.P.E.'s new Window Gallery, the partnership with Thornes represents a big leap forward of Storefront Art. Not only that, it's an exciting milestone for local artists, who will benefit from low cost studio and exhibition space, and for the people of Northampton , who have responded so enthusiastically to the potential for a more energetic, interesting downtown that Storefront Art promises.
Now Thornes is not only the great to shop, it also provides a unique opportunity to see artists at work. Come visit the artists and watch as their work developes!
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY!
workSPACE in Thornes Marketplace
Use this studio time to gain exposure while creating your work. Shared table and wall space available for three artists to create small objects or work on paper.
Artists-in-residence are expected to work in the studio a minimum of 10 hours a week, engage with the public, answer questions about storefront ART & participate in the cultivation of a supportive and creative work environment.
If you're interested in joining this first storefront ART workSPACE email images of your work, an artist statement and a description of what you would work on during a month-long residency to: Julia@commonwealthcenter.org.
Thornes marketplace has stepped forward to partner with Commonwealth Center for Change's Storefront Art program to provide local artists with a temporary studio, exhibition and gathering space. Following its hugely successful launch last month at A.P.E.'s new Window Gallery, the partnership with Thornes represents a big leap forward of Storefront Art. Not only that, it's an exciting milestone for local artists, who will benefit from low cost studio and exhibition space, and for the people of Northampton , who have responded so enthusiastically to the potential for a more energetic, interesting downtown that Storefront Art promises.
