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Food Matters 26 • The Mountain Times • Jan. 13-19, 2021 Vermont Gift Shop (802) 773-2738 Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner LARGEST SELECTION OF ICE CREAM TREATS! GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE! Celebrating our 74th year! Open Daily 6:30 a.m. KILLINGTON FOOD SHELF Specials Daily We are stocked with nonperishable food, paper goods & cleaning supplies. Any person in need, please call to arrange a pickup. Donations accepted. Please call Nan Salamon, 422-9244 or Ron Willis, 422-3843. Sherburne UCC “Little White Church,” Killington, VT Southern Vermont Arts Center unveils new exhibition, Unmasked: Artful Responses to the Pandemic Saturday, Jan. 16—MANCHESTER—Southern Vermont Arts Center (SVAC) is pleased to announce a powerful winter exhibition in which artists reveal their struggles, creative breakthroughs, perspectives, and personal relationships through new works of art. This thematic exhibition titled “Unmasked: Artful Responses to the Pandemic’’ unfolds over the sequence of 10 galleries in SVAC’s Yester House. Opening Jan. 16, Unmasked: Artful Responses to the Pandemic will explore the myriad ways that pandemic-related challenges have impacted artists, catalyzing meaningful shifts in their artistic output. For nearly a year, our lives have been impacted in unprecedented ways by the coronavirus. Like many other sectors, the art field has faced enormous challenges. But there have been silver linings, too—remarkable instances of creativity, collaboration, compassion, and change. SVAC is creating space for visual artists to present artwork influenced by and made during the pandemic. For these individuals, creating art during this period has become a form of protection against the negative effects of the coronavirus. “This exhibition combines an exciting mix of artists, showcasing not only some of the tremendous talent that resides in the state of Vermont but also bringing national and even international perspectives into the conversation about Covid’s impact on artists,” said Alison Crites, SVAC’s manager of Exhibitions and Interpretive Engagement. “What we hope will be especially meaningful for visitors is how these artful responses to the pandemic invite us all to consider the ways in which cultivating creativity in our own lives can help us cope with hardship.” SVAC > 27 Jan. 16 By Barbara Ishikura, Courtesy of SVAC “Kaira Quarantined,” 2020 Wood Fired Pizza OPEN Thurs.-Sun. @ 4pm THURSDAY: DJ DAVE MUSIC BINGO FRIDAY: STASH BROS. salads desserts kids menu Take-Out available call (802) 422-9885 SATURDAY: DUANE DOUBLE PLAY SUNDAY: NFL CHRIS PALLUTTO Outrageously Good Pizza 2841 KILLINGTON RD, KILLINGTON to-go RotisseRie speCial Call by 3:30, pick up after 5 pm Whole dry-rubbed chicken $14* Whole dry-rubbed chicken + 2 sides (mash and veg.) $20* (* plus tax) @back_country_cafe Chef Owned since 1986 • A farm to table restaurant • Freshly made pasta • All baking done on premises • Hand-cut steak, lamb and fish • Great bar dining • Over 20 wines by the glass OPEN foR DINNER thuRs.-mon. (5-9 p.m.) Sunday Brunch is back! 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 422-4030 • 2820 KILLINGTON RD. ChoiCesRestauRantKillington.Com Open 7 Days ( 7 A.M. - 1 P.M.) EGGS • OMELETTES • PANCAKES • WAFFLES Great Breakfast Menu TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE 923 KILLINGTON RD. 802-422-4411 REAL GOURMET BURGERS The Best in Vermont 1 9 burgers on the menu! Variety Of Award Winning MAC ‘N’ CHEESE GREAT STEAKS FISH & CHIPS BC Children’s Menu - Vegetarian Choices BC BACKCOUNTRY CAFE KILLINGTON VERMONT 21 LOCAL CRAFT BACKCOUNTRY DRAFTS CAFE KILLINGTON VERMONT GIN KITCHEN wide choice of gins and an interesting range of tonics and botanicals Halfway up the Killington Access Road Take Out 10% off your online order Use code: Killington 2337
ATM The Mountain Times • Jan. 13-19, 2021 FOOD MATTERS • 27 > SVAC: Artists respond to the Covid-19 pandemic in new Manchester show from page 26 The exhibition includes diverse media including 2D work from watercolor to ink to charcoal to acrylic; and photography, textile/fiber art, book making, 3D masks, video, a site-specific outdoor installation, and more. Of the over 40 participating artists, several are part of unique group initiatives that formed or gained traction during the pandemic, such as the Tiny Pricks Project. Contributors to this project, from around the world, stitched Donald Trump’s words into textiles, creating the material record of his presidency and of the movement against it. Through their art, the artists of Unmasked offer compelling responses to many relatable challenges, such as how to overcome isolation, how to maintain productivity, how to find solace, By Irene Cole, Courtesy of SVAC “ Journey,” 2020, oil and how to document these events for posterity. The exhibition also includes a Response Station, where visitors are invited to share their own stories of creativity during the pandemic. Please check the exhibition page on SVAC’s website for upcoming programs related to the exhibition (svac.org/class/unmasked.) Courtesy of Chandler Center for the Arts Northern Harmony Catch Northern Harmony live-streaming from Chandler Center for the Arts Tickets are $15 for viewing with your friends, family or pod Jan. 16 at 7 p.m.—RANDOLPH—Northern Harmony, an ensemble of 10 brilliant young singers led by Larry Gordon, presents a concert of seasonal songs from world harmony traditions as well as Renaissance works on Saturday, Jan. 16, at 7 p.m., at Chandler Center for the Arts in Randolph. All the singers are Covid tested, and have been quarantining in Marshfield, preparing this concert program so that they can perform together safely under the state guidelines. Northern Harmony is the highest level of performing group under the umbrella of the world music organization Village Harmony, which sponsors singing camps and workshops in New England and many parts of the world. (see villageharmony.org) Through 25 years of international touring the group has won wide recognition for its exciting command of very diverse singing styles and timbres. All the singers in the present ensemble are veterans of many years of Village Harmony and Northern Harmony programs and have toured widely in Western Europe, Caucasus Georgia and South Africa. Visit the chandler-arts.org for tickets streaming link and more info. GROCERY MEATS AND SEAFOOD beer and wine DELICATESSEN BAKERY PIZZA CATERING OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sun. - Thurs. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. 2023 KILLINGTON ROAD 802-422-7736 *For safety, please limit 2 customers per family/group CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLE 802-422-7736 Take-Out Convenience: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Daily Specials posted on @KillingtonMarket & our website. Order by 2 p.m. Call Deli 802-422-7594 Any special requests are always welcome. www.killingtonmarket.com HOUSE SMOKED MEATS • FRESH-MADE TOPPINGS TACOS, BURRITOS, FAJITAS, CHIMICHANGAS, NACHOS, EMPANADAS, KIDS MENU Specialty Tacos & more take out available 802.422.2424 FAMILY STYLE TACO KITS, MARGARITAS TO GO 2841 KILLINGTON RD, KILLINGTON Free POOL Mondays • DARTS • 20 TV Screens • PIZZA BURGERS • BBQ RIBS • SALADS • GYROS • WINGS THURSDAY: DUANE CARLETON FRIDAY: CHRIS PALLUTTO SATURDAY: STASH BROS. SUNDAY: NFL TICKETS WE’VE GOT YOUR GAME 16 DRAFT BEERS OPEN MON/TUES/THURS/FRI @ 3 p.m. SAT/SUN @ NOON ON THE KILLINGTON ACCESS ROAD TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE CALL (802) 422-4777 TAKE-OUT & RESERVATIONS
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