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Wilderness First Responder Course

Wilderness First Responder Course

Training

Friday, May 18 through Friday, May 25 • Marlboro College

This comprehensive eight-day training is excellent for individuals who travel to remote or third world locations. The college Outdoor Program co-hosts this training with Wilderness Medical Associates of Portland, Maine (www.wildmed.com). Contact Randy Knaggs at 802-258-9253 or op@marlboro.edu for more info.

 

where (we) live

where (we) live

Performance by SO Percussion and guest artists  

Monday, May 21; Tuesday, May 22 & Friday, May 25, 7:00pm • Serkin Center

A work-in-progress showing presented by Vermont Performance Lab. Brooklyn-based music ensemble So Percussion returns to Southern Vermont to develop their newest work, where (we) live. Three work-in-progress showings feature a different local guest artist each night. So will ask these artists to improvise, dance, make video or whatever else they can think of, both fitting them into their artistic world and adjusting to fit into theirs. Get a preview of the work that is destined for the Walker Arts Center and Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Next Wave Festival, and stick around for the post-performance discussion with the artists. The event is free but space is limited; please call 802-257-3361 to make reservations. For more information, visit www.vermontperformancelab.org.

Marlboro College hosts many events that are open to the public throughout the year, including lectures, concerts and art exhibits. To receive notification of future events, send an email to our Public Relations Office.


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