So what is #stayathomefestival of 2020? During all this chaos it brings you live broadcast music from your favorite international musicians straight to the comfort of your living room. Performances will be live streamed from the individual Instagram accounts of the artists as well as on its website. Follow the Festival, at the website, on Instagram @StayAtHomeFestival, or on Facebook @stayathomefestival2020 for updated artist roster and performance schedule!
 

You don't have to remember Mitch Miller sing-alongs to Join Nancy Salwen at the Fearless Singers Playground!  She invites singers of all skill level to sing along in imperfect glory and have lots of fun doing it.

Register to get the connection instructions.  
 

 

"Drawing with Jason" will come to you from the Drawing Studio of Brattleboro Sunday mornings at 9 am for a half hour. Jason reinvents the inspiration he received watching a show called Captain Bob and says he was good company for a city kid at 630 am on a Saturday morning.

Just the thing for kids and adults who want to learn to draw great things!  
 

Tune in to Draw!


 

 

Get a Stiched Card Pattern

 

 

Want to settle in over a drink or have brunch with us? We want to hang out with you too!

Join the Windborne Singers on Facebook Live for their Windborne Wednesdays Happy Hour or Sunday Brunch with Windborne. 

Their shows will feature them making music, hosting guest artists, sharing our favorite happy hour and brunch concoctions, and doing trivia (with real prizes!) You know it's going to be a great time!
 

Peter and Mary Alice Amidon are versatile and widely respected performing and teaching artists who for the past twenty years have dedicated themselves to traditional song, dance and storytelling.  Peter Amidon leads children through stories and fingerplay...

 

We find ourselves in a unique historic moment as our communities, our nation, and the world struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic. At the Monadnock Center for History and Culture, we have collected a rich archive of materials that tell the stories of those who have gone before us. Now is the time to collect the materials that will tell today’s story- the story of our communities during this crisis. We hope you will join us as a citizen-historian and help us to document this time. 

Future local historians will want to know the ways the pandemic impacted our region's health and economy, how our children's education changed, and the ways day-to-day life was altered by social distancing and the stay-at-home order. In partnership with the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, the Monadnock Center is creating an archive of the COVID-19 crisis that will document the experiences of people in the Monadnock Region.