Arts & Entertainment

Barnard Vermont Photograph of Theatre Performance at Feast & Field Market

© Photograph Courtesy Seth Butler Media / Barnard Community Trust

Throughout the year, there are visual, literary, and performing arts to entertain and inspire from local individuals and organizations, such as:

Amy Morel Arts

Amy Morel lives in Barnard and is a welder, sculptor, and collage artist. Her work is shown extensively in the Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. Visit Amy’s website to learn more.

Artistree Community Arts Center

The Artistree community arts center and gallery are just 15 minutes from the heart of Barnard, in the village of South Pomfret. Class offerings include visual arts, movement, theatre, and music. Artistree also hosts an ongoing series of arts exhibitions and has a calendar full of concerts and performances. Visit the Artistree website to view.

BarnArts Center for the Arts

The mission of BarnArts is to engage and inspire the local community through a year-round performing and visual arts program of workshops, exhibitions and performances, showcasing both the existing and developing talents of local adults and children as well as nationally recognized artists. BarnArts offers annual programs for all ages and abilities. Visit the BarnArts website to learn more.

Feast & Field

Feast and Field is a celebration of music, food, and community. Visit the Fable Farm orchards every Thursday night in the summer for live music and freshly prepared food that is grown and harvested on the same land. Visit the Feast & Field website to learn more.

Sue Schlabach Creative

Sue Schlabach lives in East Barnard and teaches painting, sewing, and flax classes and workshops each season. Private studio workshops are also available by request. Visit Sue’s website to learn more.

The Dream Theatre at Rock ‘n’ Roll Hills Farm

The Dream Theatre is a one-of-a-kind working studio where multidisciplinary artist Kris Manning creates creatures, sculptures, paintings and objects that blur the line between natural history and impossible history. Open studio tours and events take place throughout the year. Visit Kris’s website to learn more.