News from Potash Hill
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Renaissance String Quartet Presents Free Community Concert
As part of a new artist residency program for Marlboro Music artists, the Renaissance String Quartet offers an informal concert on Sunday, November 10 at 2 pm in Ragle Hall. Admission is free.
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JACK Quartet to Develop New Musical Work on Potash Hill
This fall, the world-renowned JACK Quartet and its cadre of musical collaborators will descend upon Potash Hill to workshop and develop new musical work, culminating with a free concert on November 8 in Ragle Hall.
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10th Annual Rich Earth Summit Comes to Potash Hill, Nov. 12-14
The Brattleboro-based Rich Earth Institute will host its annual Rich Earth Summit on Potash Hill from Nov. 12-14. The in-person and virtual event is dedicated to advancing urine reclamation to create sustainable and just nutrient cycles.
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AMC Mountains & Music Fall Weekend: November 1-3, 2024
Sponsored by the Boston chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club, the Mountains & Music chamber music retreat returns to campus for its 2024 Fall Weekend.
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Boston States Offers the World’s Best Instruction in Scottish Music
Boston States Fiddle Camp brings the very best in Scottish and Cape Breton music and instruction back to Potash Hill this October, offering classes in fiddle, piano, guitar, step dance, Gaelic song, and more.
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Contemplative Semester Brings Transformative Educational Experience to Potash Hill
Coming to Potash Hill in September 2024, the Contemplative Semester program is a 4-month residential immersion program offering young people a deep dive into mindfulness meditation and community.
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RiverJam Romp Returns to Potash Hill
We are delighted to welcome some of the most inspiring leaders in the New England traditional music and dance scene for RiverJam Romp: September 6-8, 2024.
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New England Green River Marathon Begins on Potash Hill
Potash Hill is the starting point for the New England Green River Marathon. This year’s race takes place on Sunday, August 25, with 550 runners participating.
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2024 Marlboro Music Festival: July 13-Aug 11
Every summer on Potash Hill, Marlboro Music forms anew an international, multi-generational community, comprised of some 75 professional musicians, as well as staff members, spouses, and children. Audiences can enjoy five weekends of concerts and open rehearsals through August 11 in Persons Auditorium.