Catamount Arts News Today

ST. JOHNSBURY — Catamount Arts is back in their Eastern Avenue arts center, and they’re inviting the public to celebrate.

Bob and Sarah Amos, center, sing the closing number for the final Bluegrass Night series concert, backed by the southern New England band Rock Hearts, at United Community Church on

Mark Johnson spoke with Ashley Van Zandt about the side effects of Long COVID that distorted her ability to taste and smell food for over a year.

ST. JOHNSBURY — May days are pretty momentous for Catamount Arts this year.

The Catamount Arts building is almost rid of toxic fumes.

ST. JOHNSBURY — St. Andrew’s Church, in partnership with Catamount Arts, will host its monthly Bluegrass Jam Wednesday, March 6. An informal music-making session for musicians of all ages and

Catamount Arts and KCP Presents announce British vocal ensemble VOCES8, at St. Johnsbury Academy’s Fuller Hall, on March 4, at 7 p.m. Dubbed “the slickest of the lot,” by BBC

ST. JOHNSBURY — Catamount Arts is leaving the Green Mountain Mall.

ST. JOHNSBURY — Catamount Arts, in partnership with the Universalist Unitarian Congregation and the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum, welcomes Dr. Francois Scarborough Clemmons, singer, actor, playwright and university lecturer, to St.

ST. JOHNSBURY — The Vermont Humanities Council and Catamount Arts are presenting the Be Mine Ball this Friday, February 16, at Catamount ArtPort. This adults-only event will include food, makeup,