News from Potash Hill
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Brooklyn Raga Massive Brings Artist Residency This Fall
The adventurous nonprofit musicians’ collective comes to Potash Hill for an artist residency from September 30 to October 6, 2024.
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Potash Hill Hosts Vermont Special Olympians
Dozens of Special Olympics athletes came to Potash Hill in conjunction with the 2024 Special Olympics Vermont Winter Games, the first statewide games since 2019.
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Grammy-winning Cellist Brings Joy in Your Practice to Potash Hill
Cellist/composer Eugene Friesen and jazz great/author Kenny Werner bring their musical retreat to campus from May 16 to 19, 2024.
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College-Age Students to Return to Potash Hill
Read this week’s issue of The Commons for some wonderful insights on the Contemplative Semester, a new program coming to Potash Hill that prepares young people to “step into a powerful life of love and leadership.”
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Potash Hill Residence Hall Receives AIAVT 75 Year Award
Potash Hill’s “Out of the Way” residence hall is one of just 11 Vermont buildings to receive AIAVT’s 75 Year Award, celebrating 75 years of architectural design excellence in Vermont.
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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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AMC Mountains & Music Winter Weekend: March 1-3, 2024
Sponsored by the Boston chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club, the Mountains & Music chamber music retreat will bring its 2024 Winter Weekend to Potash Hill in March.
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American Harp Institute Offers Intensive Training on Potash Hill
The American Harp Institute’s 2024 Summer Session will take place on Potash Hill, offering harpists an intensive training experience with Yolanda Kondonassis, one of the world’s premier solo harpists.
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‘Vibrant and alive’ Fiddlers alight at Potash Hill
Boston States Fiddle Camp “was a rousing success,” says Potash Hill Managing Director Brian Mooney in a feature article on Boston States in the Brattleboro Reformer.