There are still slots available for our summer classes and camps. Check our the Young Company Musical, or the July Saturday Intensives and so much more.

Thursday, July 23 at 7:30 PM

Pianist Diana Fanning returns to Town Hall Theater with members of the Point CounterPoint faculty for an evening of chamber music to benefit the Point CounterPoint Foundation. Point CounterPoint is a chamber music summer camp for young musicians on Lake Dunmore. For more than sixty years, it has combined serious musical study with traditional summer camp life. Diana Fanning and her husband, Emory, owned and ran the camp for a decade.

Tuesday, July 28 at 7:00pm

MNFF12 Associate Producer Annika Ellis will share a presentation on how best to use Eventive as an audience member to utilize your Pass, view film information and make reservations to night time screenings when needed. Our team will be available to answer any questions, big and small, about Eventive, so you can go into Festival week confident and ready to put your Pass to work!

Thursday, July 30th at 7:30pm

Watch the best bands Middlebury has to offer duke it out in this first iteration of THT’s Battle of the Bands.

Have a killer band and want to showcase your talents? Town Hall Theater is hosting a Battle of the Bands on July 30th. grab your friends and your guitar and sign-up today!

Saturday, August 8 at 6pm

The evening will feature a collaborative live performance with Selecta D-Ro from Apple Balm Sound spinning a live DJ/dub set and singer/multi-instrumentalist NauNau Beloha performing a mix of originals and covers, filling the plaza with reggae rhythms for a laid-back summer night in the heart of town.

Saturday, September 5 at 3:30pm

The one and only Bread & Puppet Circus is back to confront our upside-down situation! With stilt dancers, paper maché beasts of all sizes, and a riotous brass band, The Upside Down World Circus is an urgent spectacle of protest and celebration. This year we are back at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl. Please get your tickets early as parking is limited, and this show has sold out each year!

Submission Deadline: June 15
Event: September 17, 2026

We invite Middle and High School students across the State of Vermont to be a part of our nation’s 250th anniversary by sharing artwork and poetry to describe what Liberty means to them.

November 5-8 & 12-15

Middlebury Acting Company drags Tartuffe out of 17th-century Paris and drops him straight into the granite-countered, three-car-garage chaos of nouveau-riche New England — and he fits right in. This razor-sharp modern staging trades powdered wigs for velour tracksuits, proving that religious hypocrisy, family dysfunction, and a con man's uncanny ability to talk his way into someone else's house never go out of style.