Town Hall Theater and The Opera Company of Middlebury offer residents of gorgeous central Vermont…read moreBroadway- and Metropolitan Opera-quality art, music and drama in a setting to die for! Who needs New York when we can partake of such treasures here?!

From the owner: Town Hall Theater proudly presents approximately 185 events a year and offers performing arts…read moreclasses and in-school residencies. The wide variety of offerings include opera, theater, film, live music and comedy. The Carolyn and Will Jackson Gallery on the theater's lower level, features rotating exhibits from some of Vermont's finest artists. Town Hall Theater also happily hosts weddings, dances and conferences and is home to nine resident companies, including the Opera Company of Middlebury, Middlebury Community Players, Champlain Philharmonic, and Middlebury Actor's Workshop.

It was a snowy February evening at the warm and cozy Woodstock Inn when my wife suggested a movie…read more We walked across the street to the Town Hall, the doors just opened and we were among the first there. We grabbed some maple butter popcorn and soda pop and went into the theater. We thought we were going to be the only ones there on this cold winter evening, boy were we wrong. The people started to gather and we soon realized this is the place to be. The movie was great (Manchester By The Sea) and we had a wonderful time. I would definitely recommend a visit.

One of my favorite theaters of all time…read more Cozy, fully digital projectors, big screen, small town feel, super down to earth and awesome people. Never crowded. Biggest thing I love? MAPLE BUTTER POPCORN. It is amazing, unbelievable and I love it. I'm lucky enough to live here and go all the time. :)

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.

A real old fashioned movie theater showing all kinds of films. Really fun to see an old silent…read moremovie with keyboard accompaniment or a classic 80's movie or something more contemporary! And the popcorn is wonderful!!

Who needs a Time Machine to experience the time when theaters were a fabric of the community. The…read morepopcorn is fantastic and please donate to keep this jewel of Wilton on and running.

This place is so well organized. Taxes, car registrations as well as transfer station tickets are…read moreso easy to resolve. You guys are great,

How fast Susan mailed me my absentee ballot. She was so attentive to my needs. She always has a…read moresmile on her face and she's always willing to help.

A lovely covered footbridge established in 1995. It's quaint and quiet and a lovely representation…read moreof New England. As you walk across it, stop and listen to natures music...bustling leaves, roaring streams, singing birds. It's really quite peaceful. If you put the Town Hall on your GPS, it's right at the end of their parking lot to the right. I recommend this picturesque stop while in Gilford!

This is a must stop when you come to Gifford NH. It's so beautiful with the trees, flowers, water,…read moreand walking in a covered bridge. You park at the town hall lot and see it on the right side. It's just peaceful and lovely to stop and look and relax here for a bit.

Recently we went to the Town Hall to do research for an 8th grade history project and we went in to…read moresee the Town Clerk's office staff to ask for help. EVERYONE in that office was SUPER nice. We were taken into the basement, inside a fireproof room, which housed official Alton, New Hampshire records since around 1900 to present. We dug through several volumes trying to find George Phippen, the man who once owned Mt. Major. We found out that he lived in a cottage on Beacon Ave which is part of the Christian Conference Center Camp. We were given instructions on going through NHDEEDS.com and we were able to find a scanned copy of the deed for the purchase of 60 acres at the very top of Mt. Major in 1915 and we found several years worth of tax records which really helped us form a timeline. The ladies in the office did not have to go out of their way to help us, but they did. We even left a phone number and one of the ladies did some additional searching and found deeds for the cottage on Beacon Street and she called and left a message on the machine telling us which page and article to search under so we could also see the original deeds. I can not say enough about living in Alton. It is a great place to live if you like small town living. People here have big hearts!