Dino benchPublished in The Green Mountain Outlook, April 21, 2010 CHESTER, VT - Meet Chester, Vermont-artist Barre Pinske, who recently completed a unique, commissioned project-a dinosaur-theme waiting area for a pediatric dentist office in Milford, Ct. So how did this prehistoric of a project come about?
Music / The Arts
Chester, Vermont Artist Completes Dinosaur Of A Project
Combining Culinary With The Camera
Utensils In Still LifePublished in The Green Mountain Outlook, April 14, 2010 BELLOWS FALLS, VT - The Green Mountain Outlook office recently welcomed the photography of Bellows Falls, Vermont residents Elissa Descoteau and Roberto Gautier, whose "Utensils In The Still Life Tradition" prints are currently gracing the Red Wall Gallery at the office on The Square in Bellows Falls.
Morgan's "World View" Paintings On View At Burdick's in Walpole, NH
Sienna Dreamin, I & II: oil on canvasPublished in the Green Mountain Outlook, Mar. 31, 2010 Currently on display through April 25, Southern Vermont artist Scott J. Morgan is exhibiting his new series of paintings titled “World View", at the restaurant of L. A. Burdick's in Walpole, NH.
Springfield, Vt's 802 Music Looks To Empower Local Music Scene
802 Music: 802 Music founder, David Hinkleypublished in the Green Mountain Outlook, Mar. 24, 2010 Upon first contact with Dave Hinkley, founder of 802 Music located at One Main Street in downtown Springfield, I knew right away this gentleman was not your average 20-year- old. In fact, this was a young entrepreneur with a vision to create a local music scene for his generation. Hinkley may or may not see it this way, but this editor certainly does.
Stonewall/Spectris Concert Benefits Head Start Program
Stonewall: Live at Alyson's in Walpole, NHPublished in the Green Mountain Outlook, March17, 2010 The Friends of Head Start of Cheshire and Sullivan, NH counties recently hosted a second annual benefit concert at Alyson's Orchard banquet hall in Walpole, NH to benefit the Drewsville Head Start program.
Legends Of Rock & Blues Invade Keene, NH's Colonial Theatre
Jim Belushi: all photos by Joe MillikenTo be published in Goldmine Magazine A storm swept through Keene, NH last Saturday night and we're not talking more snow, folks. We're talkin' the blues, as in the Legends of Rock-N-Blues road show, which recently rolled into town with a truly monster line up starting with The James Montgomery Blues Band as the house band, if you will, that also featured David Hull (Joe Perry Project/Farrenheit) and the infamous Uptown Horns.
Exploring Glass Blowing At Sherwin Art Glass Studio
Published in Green Mountain Outlook, Feb. 17, 2010
Sherwin Glass paper weight Welcome to the hand-crafted world of Sherwin Art Glass, located at 33 Bridge Street in downtown Bellows Falls, a unique art studio and gallery featuring the glass-blown creations of Southern Vermont native Chris Sherwin, who opened his studio in August of 2005. However, there is certainly much more depth to this artists than just glass.
Remembering A Great Musician And Sound Man: Doug Bashaw
Doug (with Sun-King) Rocks Springfield's Royal Flush: (courtesy photo)Published in Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 20, 2010
January 16 would have been Doug Bashaw’s 46 birthday and although he has not been with us since Aug. 6, 2008, it still feels like he really never left.
Photography Exhibit At Outlook's Red Wall Gallery
Utensils In Still Life Tradition: Joe Milliken photoPublished in Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 13, 2010
The Green Mountain Outlook office recently welcomed the photography work of Bellows Falls, Vermont residents Elissa Descoteau and Roberto Gautier, whose Utensils In The Still Life Tradition prints are currently gracing the Red Wall Gallery at The Outlook office on The Square. Their "kitchen utensil" photography is unique, bold-yet-delicate and rustic-yet-colorful.
A Sound Review: Trevor Horn's "Slave To The Rhythm"
Tevor HornPublished in Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 6, 2010
Filmed in 2004, Trevor Horn celebrated 25 years as one of pop music's greatest producers, with a special Wembley Arena concert in aid of The Prince's Trust. Over a dozen bands and acts came together to celebrate the legacy of this legendary producer.