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Fri, May 02Based on collaboration between the zinc miners whose experiences inspired the film and blacklisted Hollywood talent, this extraordinary work of neorealism remains a powerful artifact of resistance to America’s Cold War —an era defined by reactionary politics, union busting, and blacklists.
Fri, May 02Join us after our Banned Film Series screening of SALT OF THE EARTH for a multi-course feast by James Beard Nominated Chef, Alganesh Michael of A TASTE OF ABYSSINIA! A party to celebrate our GRRLS TO THE FRONT Collaboration with Vermont Women's Fund and The Stone Church!
Tue, May 13Eve Essex live processes woodwinds and voice to create melodic electropop. Kevin Kenkel's music for analog synthesizer explores and exploits developing technologies, especially chatbots and other AI communication systems. Austin Larkin performs new works on custom Harmonic Sirens and Cochlea Bells.
Sun, Jun 01Join us in our Sanctuary for a deeply moving sonic experience combining spiritual jazz and South Asian devotional singing, extraordinary vocalist ganavya is joined by acclaimed jazz harpist Charles Overton to perform original pieces alongside transcendant works by Alice Coltrane.
Fri, Jun 13Join us in our Sanctuary for a concert featuring piano works, vocal canons, and other songs by the maverick composer Moondog performed by trimbist/vocalist Julian Calv, pianist Alex Stewart, and vocalist/percussionist Sarah Penna.
Date and time is TBDPrepare seasonal miso and use the metaphors of its chemical process of transformation to cultivate love + deeper alchemy with self and others. The ancient art of miso-making becomes a mediumship as we unearth erotic haikus alongside our food composition, which will both ferment and unfold over time.
Video by Maralie Armstrong
Photo by Kristopher Radder
The belfry contains the permanent installation of the Weather Warlock drone synthesizer
Video by Maralie Armstrong
The Sanctuary
The Sanctuary was built in a similar fashion to a European opera house allowing for incredible acoustics and visceral sonic resonance. The versatile stage area has comfortably accommodated chamber orchestras, full-scale opera productions, and dozens of choral singers. The Estey pipe organ has been regularly maintained since installation in 1906 and is in perfect working order for performances ranging from classical to avant-garde. Ornately carved antique pews on 3 levels provide a seating capacity of 425. The venue also features a retractable cinema screen and projection capability.
ART + SCIENCE
Epsilon Spires hosts a multimedia art gallery on the top balcony of the Sanctuary with a curatorial focus on interactive installations that merge art and science to investigate the political implications of perception and subjectivity.