​The pizzazz of the Weathervane Theatre rolls into Colebrook when the Great North Woods Committee for the Arts brings the Weathervane Cabaret back to the Colebrook Country Club on Wednesday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m.

​Elisabeth Von Trapp, the granddaughter of the famous Baron Von Trapp, will be performing in Colebrook on Saturday, Aug. 5, starting at 7 p.m., in the Monadnock Congregational Church. The concert is presented by the Great North Woods Committee for the Arts and co-sponsored by the Colebrook Chronicle. 

​Bob Amos & Catamount Crossing return to Colebrook on Saturday, July 29, at 7 p.m., for what will be a night of top-flight bluegrass by one of the region’s favorites.

The beautiful setting of Monadnock Congregational Church on Main Street in Colebrook will be the setting for the return of one of the top concerts of last year, the Harp Twins.

​“We are delighted to have established this summer partnership with Monadnock Congregational Church to host the Harp Twins on July 11,” said Great North Woods Committee for the Arts President Charlie Jordan. The Harp Twins, who will be appearing at 7 p.m., won over a local following last year when sisters Camille and Kennerly Kitt brought their remarkable harp stylings to town under the auspices of the GNWCA. The concert is co-sponsored by LaPerle’s IGA.

​Foot stompin’ traditional fiddle music will be celebrated on Wednesday, June 21, beginning at 7 p.m., when the Don Roy Trio from Maine performs as the latest performers in the popular GNWCA at the Country Club Concert Series. Hosted by the Great North Woods Committee for the Arts, GNWCA President Charlie Jordan said, “We are delighted to bring Don and his group back to Colebrook for what is sure to be a fun night of top-notch old-timey music.” The Don Roy Trio features Maine’s own Don Roy on fiddle, his wife Cindy on piano and Jay Young on upright bass. The night will also feature some old-time step dancing.

​Get on your Rock and Roll shoes–it’s time again to boogie on down! The Colebrook Country Club on Route 26 in Colebrook will be the place to to be when one of the region’s premier retro rock bands comes center stage. The band Rock On will get the whole place jumpin’ beginning at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 10.

​It’s been just over 25 years since the State of Vermont marked its Bicentennial. The year 1991 saw a host of observances and celebrations all over the Green Mountain State. But perhaps nothing was more ambitious than a year-long series undertaken by Vermont’s WCAX-TV, Channel 3 out of Burlington. It was called “1st Republic, 14th Star” and throughout the year the station sent a crew of a dozen people, including their news anchors, reporters and even head meteorologist, out “on the road” to do a weeklong broadcast from each of Vermont’s 14 counties.

​On Saturday, May 6, Mike Goudreau–an acclaimed blues and jazz performer from Quebec–teams up for the first time in concert with Rick Erwin and Bob Purington (who performed at the Balsams for years) for a memorable night of music.

​The Great North Woods Committee for the Arts, which has brought over 300 concerts to the region, returns to Lancaster at 7 p.m., on Tuesday, April 18 with a show by the Scottish trio Cantrip. “We are pleased to have this opportunity to work again with the folks at the Rialto Theatre on Main Street in downtown Lancaster,” said GNWCA President Charlie Jordan. “It’s been a few years since we’ve sponsored a show in Lancaster. We’re hoping to have a good turnout for Cantrip and be able to bring more world-class performers to Lancaster.” In the past the GNWCA brought such performers as the Tartan Terrors, the Tannahill Weavers, the Barra McNeils, the Shaw Brothers, Newfound Road and Cantrip to the Rialto stage.