Developmental Service clients and their support staff gather to play board games and socialize.

Meeting of the CCTV Board

2-3 People Playing Music

Throughout the 1950s, the annual live telecasts of Gian Carlo Menotti's opera were a cherished holiday tradition in homes across America. Tailored for children, Amahl is a heartwarming tale of a little shepherd, a gift, the Three Kings, and a miraculous cure. This is the version beloved by millions: originally telecast on Christmas Day, 1955, staged by the composer, starring Bill McIver as Amahl and Rosemary Kuhlmann as Mother.

A chance for youngsters to get up close and friendly with some of the most important instruments used in traditional music.  And share the Irish heritage with a new generation, or expand your children’s cultural horizons by creating some Irish-themed crafts. All ages are welcome.  

Meeting of Vermonters for People-Oriented Places