News from Potash Hill
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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.
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Brattleboro Reformer Features Potash Hill
Read Bob Audette’s Brattleboro Reformer feature for a thoughtful look at the vibrant present and creative future we’re envisioning on Potash Hill.
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Juno Orchestra Celebrates Bach on October 8
Celebrate Bach with the region’s ‘home team’ chamber orchestra on Sunday, October 8 at 2:30 pm in Persons Auditorium.
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Fall Trail Race Series Begins October 5
Join Potash Hill and the Marlboro Nordic Ski Club on Thursday, October 5, October 19, and November 2 at 5 pm for a fun trail race on the campus trails. Participation is free!
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VMEA Conference Brings Music Educators Together
Music educators from around Vermont will come together on Potash Hill when the Vermont Music Educators Association presents its annual conference on October 27.
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Green River Marathon Begins on Potash Hill
Potash Hill is proud to be the starting point for the New England Green River Marathon. This year’s race takes place on Sunday, August 27, with 550 runners participating.
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Farm & Forest Climate Initiative on Potash Hill
This summer, the Farm & Forest Climate Initiative has continued its effort to maintain the garden and greenhouse at Potash Hill with climate resilience and the power of storing carbon in the soil and plants in mind.
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All Is Well on Potash Hill Following the Flood
We are saddened by the extensive damage from the recent rain storms and flooding in Vermont and grateful to report that the Potash Hill campus is fine, and the Marlboro Music season is progressing as usual.