It's 1984 and the the Stanley family has had a major success. After selling their new computer software program to IBM, they celebrate by purchasing an ancient castle in France believed to have been their ancestral home. They soon discover that both the castle and their family history have some dark secrets.

It's 1984 and the the Stanley family has had a major success. After selling their new computer software program to IBM, they celebrate by purchasing an ancient castle in France believed to have been their ancestral home. They soon discover that both the castle and their family history have some dark secrets.

Brazilian-American professor Daniel Inamorato is a pioneer Queer artist and avant-garde researcher, working most often in the intersections of keyboard performance, Japanese Butoh Dance and political Art. As a Jacobs Fellow, he was awarded a full scholarship to study at the prestigious Jacobs School of Music, quickly becoming a sought-out accompanist and soloist. His creative, passionate and humane approach to performing and teaching, knowledge of neurodiversity and special needs education, coupled with impressive piano technique and sightreading skills, allows him to often work in Canada, Brazil and the US as a chamber musician, solo performer and professor. Learn more at http://www.danielinamorato.com

Join Tom Clearly and friends for this special performance demonstrating the versatility of jazz piano. The performance will feature jazz trio, solo piano, piano/bass duo pieces, and jazz trio pieces with bass, voice, and piano. Tom will be joined by bassist Jeremy Hill and vocalist Amber deLaurentis. Click here to learn more!

Concert/Presentation w/ Martha Hill and Martin Duncan

In this whimsical marriage of astronomy and music, composer Martha Hill Duncan and astrophysicist Dr. Martin Duncan combine their talents to celebrate the beauty of the night sky and the magic of music. This presentation will feature awe-inspiring slides, cosmic commentary and several solo piano works from the Duncan’s astronomical piano series.

Pianist/composer, Ira Friedman is known for his merging of jazz and rhythms from around the world. The Ira Friedman Trio will be hosting the jam session. Robinson Morse will be on bass and Keith Gibson on drums. Click here to read more about Ira.

Any instrumentation is welcome to participate in this jazz jam! Free for performers and by donation for community members/listeners. No tickets required.

The Traveler's Circle (tc), founded in 1996 by Montpelier author Mark Laxer.  It's a fun, informal way to get storytelling experience and to learn about the larger world.  Here's how it works.   It's like jamming.  Someone starts by telling a story and that story sparks another story--and another--and before you know it, mostly everyone has shared a story, as the theme through the evening evolves.  No fact checking.  Peace Corps Beer Scholarships available.  For details contact Mark, a passionate supporter of the Hub, at Mark.Laxer@gmail.com

Loom Ensemble has been touring Dance, Music and Theater performances throughout Vermont since 2016. This year, Montpelier is thrilled to welcome LoomSong! Loom Ensemble’s newest project has been slow cooking for a decade – LoomSong is a fresh constellation of longtime collaborators, and a new approach to songs which have been in development for years.

Brass Balagan is hosting a one night only high-energy variety show at the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub! The band isn't just bringing the horns – they’re bringing the whole circus. Expect red jumpsuits, mind-bending performances, stand up comedy, unexpected delights, and Klezmer, Latin, Balkan, and Blues music to get you on your feet!

Featuring the Kingdom Kids from Vermont Comedy Club

With a shared sense of humor that is smart, sarcastic and silly, this homegrown troupe of professional comedians puts on an unpredictable show that is enjoyable for any audience. Don’t miss it!

Experience an unforgettable night of music and stories with equity actor Coleman Cummings!

Join us as Coleman shares his favorite musical theater songs and personal stories from his travels and career in a heartfelt solo cabaret.

Auditioning is your chance to shine—but nerves can get in the way. In this dynamic workshop, an industry pro will help you prepare with confidence, perform authentically, and leave your next audition feeling empowered, polished, and proud.

The Pacem School presents Madeleine L’engle’s “A Wrinkle In Time”, a 50 minute play adapted by Morgan Gould.

The Pacem School presents Madeleine L’engle’s “A Wrinkle In Time”, a 50 minute play adapted by Morgan Gould.

Join us at 5pm on Tuesday, April 29th @ the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub in Montpelier, VT for Music-COMP’s first-ever Electronic Music Showcase. Admission is free and open to the public with donations accepted at the door.

This fun-based interactive improv workshop will introduce students to the fundamental skills and concepts of improvisation while fostering a safe and supportive environment for everyone to play, grow and thrive together.

Come on over to The Hub on April 5th for some toe-tapping Saturday evening good times as local songwriter Bonji performs a variety of touching & humorous originals along with a sprinkling of train-hopping folk ballads.

Workshops - Jam Session - Concert

With 2025 NHMC Faculty Members:
Ethan Tischler, Elsie Gawler, Max Newman, and Oliver Scanlon

A fun, informal, story circle!

HERVermont, a new activist organization, has created a mural to educate the community about the important but often hidden history of reproductive justice.

Student produced and led production of Gillette Elvgren’s Ophelia Lives!, a one-act play that follows a group of teens rehearsing Hamlet and explores topics of teen mental health and finding community through performing arts.

Student produced and led production of Gillette Elvgren’s Ophelia Lives!, a one-act play that follows a group of teens rehearsing Hamlet and explores topics of teen mental health and finding community through performing arts.

Student produced and led production of Gillette Elvgren’s Ophelia Lives!, a one-act play that follows a group of teens rehearsing Hamlet and explores topics of teen mental health and finding community through performing arts.

A Taste of What’s to Come! Join Us! It’s a “Live & In-Person” Sizzle Reel of Lost Nation Theater’s 2025 shows, with your host, George Woodard!

Join us for a night of captivating musical theater performances at the Hub this Saturday! This performance will showcase the vibrant talent of over 20 incredible performers within our community! This spectacular show will feature your favorite musical theater hits, promising an evening full of energy, emotion, and entertainment. Don't miss out on this event!

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with us! Hubs & Kisses will feature Live Band Karaoke for a fun-filled evening of music, dancing, and more! Sponsored by Bent Nails Bistro.

The Good Samaritan Haven in partnership with the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub are hosting a public screening of Emilio Estevez's "The Public". This film, starring Emilio Estevez and Alec Baldwin, is a raw and important story that will kick off an important community discussion about our ongoing homeless crisis in Vermont and around the country. 

Let's raise a glass and celebrate how far the Hub has come, thanks to the help of so many! Please join us for an evening of music, dancing, and socializing as we feed the flames of passion for this exciting Central VT project!

A fun, informal, story circle!

Please join us for Illumination Night on Tuesday, December 17. The event will be co-hosted by VCFA, Greenway Institute & the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub. We will meet at the fountain in front of College Hall (36 College Street) at 5:30pm to sing holiday carols and then move indoors to the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub (35 College Street) for a celebration with desserts, warm beverages and live music. Event ends at 6:30pm.