What Makes Middlebury Special

Using vintage overhead projectors, multiple screens, puppets, actors, live-feed cameras, multichannel sound design, and a live music ensemble, Manual Cinema transforms the experience of attending [...]

Violinist Mary Rowell, violist Paul Reynolds, cellist Emily Taubl, and pianist Cynthia Huard present quartets and quintets in collaboration with Middlebury College students. Schumann, Schubert, [...]

Join Director and Curator of Special Collections Rebekah Irwin and College Archivist Danielle Rougeau for an informal talk marking the end of the library’s exhibit [...]

Join hosts Pierre Vachon & Big Guys Entertainment and test your smarts against Middlebury's finest. Free to play and winners all receive great Marquis prizes like [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Bubble rainbows with people inside. Audience members making volcano bubbles! Gigantic bubbles that blow their own bubbles? See the newest, funniest, zany spectacular from world-famous, [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Shape Note Singing, from the Sacred Harp Song Book. Shape Note Singing is America’s oldest music, now sung around the world, based on traditional songs, [...]

Join hosts Pierre Vachon & Big Guys Entertainment and test your smarts against Middlebury's finest. Free to play and winners all receive great Marquis prizes like [...]

Stop in anytime between 11:30am- 1:30 pm to sample Spicy Hot Chocolate! You're welcome to stay as long as you like to watch the demonstration [...]

Join hosts Pierre Vachon & Big Guys Entertainment and test your smarts against Middlebury's finest. Free to play and winners all receive great Marquis prizes like [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Underwood Commission winner Carlos Simon presents a program of dynamic young composers of color. He also performs February 14 at 8:00 PM at FlynnSpace in [...]

Tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for students and seniors available at the Middlebury College Box Office.

WinterFest continues on Saturday, February 16th with winter-themed crafts and movies! SCHEDULE: 10:30AM-NOON Drop in to Ilsley Library for a winter-themed story, then stay to [...]

*Bee the Change Sampling* Saturday February 16 from 11-3pm Offset your footprint with Bee the Change! Visit Kiss the Cook to hear how we can [...]

The program shows Debussy’s relationship with fellow composers Chopin and Liszt, focusing on compositions that reach beyond classical structures and journey into realms of color, [...]

WinterFest festivities continue on Sunday, February 17th! Join us from Noon-4pm at the College Park (across from Shafers) for a fun-filled winter afternoon. Horse and [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Enjoy some fun winter activities on the first day of February break! First, free skating at Memorial (with free rentals!) from 10-12pm, then meet up [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

“From the Sight of Extraction: Thinking Globally with Indigeneity” by Macarena Gómez-Barris, chair social science and cultural studies, Pratt Institute; director, Global South Center. This [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

The human microbiome is now recognized as a dynamic part of the human ecosystem, and research demonstrates that using ecology to understand this ecosystem has [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

International and Global Studies Colloquium lecture "Latin American Stories of Resistance: A Literary Reading” by Gloria Estela González Zenteno, professor of Spanish, Middlebury College. Lunch [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Learn about and taste what the areas top notch breweries, cider houses, vineyards and distilleries, have on tap and leave the driving to us! The [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Stop in anytime between 11:30am - 1:30pm to sample Cheesy Scallion Cornbread! You're welcome to stay as long as you like to watch the demonstration [...]

A leading socialist economist and a leading free-market economist/political scientist will advance contrasting views on a crucial question in American public life: IS CAPITALISM WORTH [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]

The New England Bill Koch League Youth Ski Festival is the marquee event of the New England Nordic Ski Association Bill Koch Youth Ski League. [...]

Consolation at 1pm   Championship at 4pm

Shape Note Singing, from the Sacred Harp Song Book. Shape Note Singing is America’s oldest music, now sung around the world, based on traditional songs, [...]

Brightman gives a solo recital featuring works by Handel, Beethoven, Chopin, and Czech composer Viteslava Kapralova, whose work she discovered while living in Prague. This [...]

Emerging from the darkness of a chilly winter and in anticipation of the warmth and renewal of spring, the Jackson Gallery presents an exhibit of [...]