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A Jam-packed Opening Reception for Folk Vision- Sunday, August 18
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Jay Craven screens Gayleen & Northern Borders
Please Join Us
Meet the Artists, See Great Films, Eat Great Food
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1 pm Gallery opens
3pm Opening Reception begins
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4pm Free Screening of Craven's 1984 documentary short
exploring the wonderful world of Vermont
folk artist Gayleen Aiken
in the main gallery
4:30pm Q & A with the Filmmaker
please rsvp
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5 pm Garden/Picnic Dinner
wine by the glass $5
whole bottles available
Foley Brothers beer by the glass $4
&PJ's Pizza from our Wood-fired Oven 16" pizza, feeds 4 well Garden pinenuts, braised cabbage, bitter greens & ricotta $18
Rustic lemon/parsley pesto, truffle dressed summer greens, almonds $16
Margarita buffalo mozzarella, fresh tomato, basil $12
Traditional Italian cheese mix, tomato sauce, Genoa salami, fresh herbs $16
served with summer greens Cesar Salad
Salad a la carte $7
please rsvp Reserve your pizza now! - info@bigtowngallery.com- or upon arriving at the Opening.
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6:30pm a 100 Town Tour screening of
Craven's new film, Northern Borders
at the Rochester High School
adults $12
over 65 $10
under 18 $6
Family of 4 (2 adults, 2 under 18) $25
tickets available at the school door
all proceeds support Kingdom County Productions & Movies from Marlboro
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Starring Bruce Dern ("Coming Home,""Nebraska") & Geneviève Bujold ("Anne of a Thousand Days, "King of Hearts"), Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick ("Moonrise Kingdom") & Jessica Hecht ("Sideways," "Friends").
Based on Howard Frank Mosher's award-winning novel, Northern Borders tells the story of ten year-old Austen Kittredge, who is sent to live on his grandparents' Kingdom County Vermont farm, where he has wild adventures and uncovers long-festering family secrets. It's 1956 and Austen experiences rural Kingdom County as a place full of eccentric people including his stubborn grandparents, whose thorny marriage is known as the Forty Years War. Initially feeling stuck in this fractured household, young Austen plans a quick exit but ends up stranded with no choice but to navigate and endure. A humorous and sometimes startling coming-of-age story, Northern Borders evokes Vermont's wildness, its sublime beauty, a haunted past, and an aura of enchantment.
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Northern Borders was produced through a unique partnership between Jay Craven's non-profit Kingdom County Productions and Marlboro College. The outcome of a semester-long film intensive called
Movies from Marlboro, it was produced on a lean budget, in a collaboration of young filmmaking professionals, students and recent graduates, working in substantial roles in every level of production.
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BigTown Gallery
99 North Main Street
Rochester, VT 05767
NEW Hours
Wed-Fri 10-5
Saturday 12-5
Sun-Tues by appointment
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