“July Flame” burns bright midwinter

Singer-songwriter Laura Veirs turns corner with her new album, label

As a sneak peak to her headlining show at Higher Ground, folk singer Laura Veirs performed for an audience at Brennan’s Pub on Feb. 12.

A cheap art revival

Flynndog exhibit displays creativity on a budget

Not all art has to be expensive pieces hanging on the walls of a museum.

Scientists question aging in film

You may want to reconsider that second glass of wine, if its red, that is.

Procrastination or art appreciation

New Firehouse Gallery exhibit blurs the lines of video games as an art form

Video games, despite the artistic skill that is required for their design, are not typically thought of as art.
“For the most part, video games have been seen only as entertainment,” Champlain College Dean of the Division of Communication and Creative Media Jeff Rutenbeck said.

“Souvenir” of musical past

Local theatre troupe depicts misguided pianist with charm

Intimacy is the main aspect of the cozy FlynnSpace, which played a key role in the success of its most recent production, “Souvenir.”   The performance starred Carl J. Danielsen as the narrator Cosmé McMoon, an aging pianist and former composer. Nancy Johnston was his partner on stage as the captivating and confounding Florence Foster-Jenkins.