Super cool library where you are technically in two countries (Canada and America) at once in the…read morelobby. You have to exit the same door you enter (i.e, enter the American door and exit from the American door.) I didn't get to tour the opera house, which is upstairs.

An interesting place, you are technically at two countries at one. FREE entrance. Limited parking…read morespace but you can find more at some adjacent apts or at the gas station and just walkby. Well organized and clean place. Their restroom smells good too. See images for reference.

I went for their Ghost Light production. Simply amazing, this is how it's done. The build up, the…read moreuse of space, sounds, lights. Unlike other spooky attractions this isn't just jump scares and played out tropes. It actually works to give chills and tingles, even to a jaded haunt goer such as myself. If this is the quality they put into all their productions, wow, what a gem I've been missing. Speaking of missing a hidden gem, it's tough to find behind all the construction right now, but it's 100% worth it.

We have attended shows for over 20 years, long before they built this 260 seat theater and the…read morecaliber of performers continues to get better each year. Early years, shows were in venues without a/c- Jeans now has a/c and lighting plus live music(state of art). Can't believe they are celebrating 40 years. Tonight we saw Footloose. It may not be Broadway but these talented performers are worth seeing. Support local arts! Each year offers a variety of plays, musicals and some name comedians (Juston McKinney for example)

I've been seeing Lost Nation Theater shows since I was a kid, growing up with my family for…read morevacations. Between original shows, Shakespeare, and musicals like Mary Poppins and Into the Woods...I've seen so many amazing shows here, and there's never a bad seat. If you're ever visiting...LNT is a MUST visit. For locals and tourists! Love this place.

From the owner: Lost Nation Theater's Mission Statement:…read more First, to create theater which is an effective force and catalyst for personal transformation, providing opportunities for empathetic interaction with others, development of self-discipline, and mastery of specific skills; Second, to create and produce stimulating drama in original and innovative ways for the community and to provide support for a year-round professional performing arts ensemble, for quality-oriented theater training programs, and for the theater's physical plant for the benefit of local artists, school age youth, public and private school, colleges, and universities, and for special events; Third, to contribute to the vitality of the community by emphasizing audience development and the educational components in all programs, and thus to educate the public in the knowledge and skills that make theater possible.

I was in Stowe for the weekend on vacation and looking for something to do, when I saw a banner…read moredowntown for the Stowe Theatre Guild. I figured why not check them out online and see what's going on. I was easily able to purchase tickets online (using my cell phone even!) and pick them up at the event only hours later. The Stowe Theatre Guild performs at the theatre inside the town hall! And there's an elevator for those who need it since its upstairs. The price was reasonable for admission, and their performance was first class.. This isn't some community theatre group, everyone has performing experience and it was jut like going to see a major production in a big city. I saw the Great American Trailer Park: the musical, which was hilarious.For some reason I always get singled out, and at the beginning of the show, the character Duke was walking around looking for his missing girlfriend Pippi, and gave me a beer and had me sing the buck stops here, her "dancing" song. The entire audience had a great time, and I wish I didn't live 2 states away or I'd be going to their shows regularly. If you are near Stowe, this is a must stop.

We attended an excellent Natalie MacMaster concert here on 12/4/13. It's a very intimate little…read moretheater with no more than around 500 seats. We were in the 2nd row and it was an awesome treat to witness Natalie and her band up so close! Even for someone as directionally-challenged as me, the venue is easy to get to and there is plenty of free parking. No complaints. We had a great time!

Love love LOVE coming to the Barre Opera House. The building is gorgeous and comfortable. The staff…read moreare extremely professional, especially the ushers. I have no doubt they are mostly volunteers which makes the feat even more amazing. I've never had trouble with tickets or parking. The experience is always easy from start to finish, even at really full shows. I've been coming here since I was a child and I expect to keep on going forever, even though I don't live in the area anymore.

Came on a cold windy Thursday afternoon from Long Island,NY to come see The Producers…read more It was EXCELLENT!!!!

This is a gem of a theater. We are so lucky to have such quality productions. Every season has a…read morevariety of theater ecperiences.

Special theater - designed in the round so the audience really gets a great view. We lo!ve this…read moreplace

Catamount Arts is a wonderfully beautiful addition to downtown St.johnsbury Vermont, from final…read moreFridays to Dog Mountain on Sundays and all the wonderful art expos that Catamount puts on I am blessed to have such a beautiful and wonderful addition to our growing and beautiful town. Thank you Catamount Arts Craig Merchant and Galaxy-Star

A consistent provider of family friendly entertainment and arts in the NEK. I support in any way I…read morecan. I'm thankful to have curators of such culture in this area.

I've been to Burlington a few times but never to the Flynn. I've wanted to visit this theatre ever…read moresince I heard about Phish playing a special concert there on 3/18/97. I was in College and Phish was booming in popularity at this time. The Flynn is a small theatre and Phish was playing arenas by '97. At that show Ben & Jerry introduced the band and they opened up with a cover of 'Cinnamon Girl' by Neil Young. I remember listening to this taped show and dreaming about seeing them in this intimate setting. Other notables included Hood and Slave --- what a show! This 1930's "Wonder Theatre" was a state-of-the-art vaudeville and motion picture venue upon it's original inception. It seats 1,439 guests and they typically show concerts, shows and movies. It's right near the start of the public corridor of Church St. or a quick walk to Lake Champlain. Fast forward to 4/19/25. I'm in town for my son to tour UVM and without any prior knowledge I see that moe. is playing that evening at the Flynn-- what luck? Tix's for 2 were around $100. We arrived about 30 minutes before the show. The theatre has unique style -- not like the Capital but cool in it's own way. The staff were super and the crowd had the greatest vibe. We had an unbelievable time. Thank you Flynn!

Just got back to my hotel from a show at the Flynn. This was my first time there and it was great!…read moreCool, old theater at the end of Church street with excellent, helpful staff. There's a bar that has a few draught beers, canned stuff (including N/A options), wine and snacks. They allow said bevs and snacks in the theater. Seats were pretty comfortable and we really enjoyed our show. I would come back in the future for sure.