Rice Memorial High School Graduation
The 2019 Rice Memorial High School commencement ceremony.
Center for Technology - Essex
Annual coverage of the Center for Technology - Essex Recognition Ceremony.
Burlington High School Graduation
Annual coverage of the Burlington High School Commencement ceremony.
South Burlington High School Graduation
Annual coverage of the South Burlington High School graduation ceremony.
CVU High School Graduation
Annual coverage of the Champlain Valley Union High School graduation ceremony.
Vergennes Union High School Graduation
Annual coverage of the Vergennes Union High School graduation ceremony.
Essex High School Graduation
Annual coverage of the Essex High School graduation ceremony.
Winooski High School Graduation
Annual coverage of the Winooski High School Commencement ceremony.
Vermont Commons Graduation
Watch annual coverage of the Vermont Commons School graduation ceremony.
PechaKucha Night Burlington, Vol. 28
Ryan Miller is a musician, television producer, actor and creative best known as the co-founder and lead singer of the . . .
Media Studies professor Shakuntala Rao advocates for a recalibration of ethics for today's communications and . . .
Luis Calderin on the role and responsibility of art, culture and speaking truth to power.
Community organizer and activist Ali Dieng shares his passion for community building and how his unique background . . .
Musician and music educator Brian Perkins explores the cultural history of Burlington, Vermont's Old North End . . .
Chris Dissinger is a graphic designer and the Assistant Director of Burlington's Fleming Museum of Art.
Dear Tomorrow co-founder Trisha Shrum makes the case for love as a powerful force of action in the fight against . . .
Hanna Satterlee is a choreographer, dancer, and founder of the Vermont Dance Alliance. In this presentation she . . .
Artist, photographer and architect Michael Wisniewski shares seriously seductive pavement photographs from his fourth . . .
Complete coverage of PechaKucha Night Burlington's 28th event, held at its new home, FlynnSpace, in downtown . . .
Artist Emily Stoneking reflects on her unique art of crafting anatomical illustration through the mediums of knitting . . .
Inspired by the Vermont Movie Project, Freedom & Unity Youth Film Contest invites young Vermonters to create films . . .
In these times of increasing civil unrest, social injustices and violence across our nation as well as in our beloved . . .
Prideability is a series focused on disabilities in the LGBTQ community. The host, David Frye, is the Disability . . .
THE HAUNTING HOURS is a late night series featuring an eclectic mix of horror and thriller fare. Featuring old and B . . .
Rocket Shop Live at ArtsRiot is a monthly concert series made possible with support from ArtsRiot, Big Heavy World, . . .
On Wednesday, May 2nd, Charlotte Central School students spoke directly with NASA astronauts Scott Tingle and Drew . . .
PechaKucha Night Burlington, Volume 27, was presented by the Fleming Museum, RETN, Shelburne Museum and Burlington . . .
The Vermont Story Lab is for nonprofits who are interested in learning new storytelling skills, sharpening existing . . .
QUEBEC: PEOPLE & PLACE is a series of films from the National Film Board of Canada that explore identity, diversity, . . .
ON VIEW is a new series from RETN that brings viewers inside the exhibits at Vermont's dynamic museums. Collectors, . . .
The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies and Hotel Vermont present the Female Founder Speaker Series. Featuring . . .
The Jump/Start series is part of a new entrepreneur residency program at Burlington’s community maker space. The team . . .
Founded in 1963, the VYO draws its members from among the most talented young musicians in Vermont, New York and New . . .
Storytelling VT hosts a themed night of first-person, true stories, in partnership with the Fletcher Free Library and . . .
The Burlington Writers Workshop presents the second annual It Happened One December: Stories By the Fire storytelling . . .
This once-a-month humanities forum brings nationally and regionally renowned speakers to libraries for . . .
Coming Into Age is a conversation series about aging with former Vermont Governor Madeleine Kunin. Hosted by Fran . . .
A look inside the expanded learning opportunities within the Burlington School District.
Shelburne Museum presents William Wegman: Outside In, a comprehensive exhibition exploring over four decades of the . . .
Champlain College Events
Game Studio Seniors developed 10 games, representing a variety of genres, that were selected to be showcased at the . . .
Champlain Presents
Champlain Presents is a series of mini-documentaries made by Champlain College students in the Broadcast . . .
The Authors
Join Emily Bernard to celebrate the launch of her new book, Black is the Body. ABOUT THE BOOK: An extraordinary, . . .
VYO 2018/2019 Concert Season: Beyond the Frame
The Vermont Youth Orchestra welcomes Counterpoint, Vermont’s professional vocal ensemble, as a special guest on our . . .
Female Founders
The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies and Hotel Vermont present the Female Founders Speaker Series Season . . .
First Wednesdays
UVM professor Emily Bernard discusses Ta-Nehisi Coates’s most recent reflections on race, the Obama presidency, and . . .
Vermont students stand up for the health of our planet's oceans - the oceans they will inherit. Taegen Yardley is a . . .
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders presents a Town Meeting on the Arts featuring Vermont School Choruses. It features a . . .
Quebec: People & Place
This visual love letter crafted by filmmaker Luc Bourdon uses clips from 120 NFB films to pay tribute to the city of . . .
Quebec, on the cusp of the 1960s. The province is on the brink of momentous change. Deftly selecting clips from nearly . . .
Quebec license plates don't sport cutesy tourist slogans like "Canada's Ocean Playground" or "Land of Living Skies." . . .
In the 1930s, in the throes of the Great Depression, the government relocated more than 80,000 citizens to found a new . . .
The Algonquin once lived in harmony with the vast territory they occupied. This balance was upset when the Europeans . . .
In Abitibi, hundreds of kilometres from the city, thousands of workers go North, as did Jos Montferrand and François . . .
In A MUSEUM IN THE CITY, filmmaker Luc Bourdon invites us on a tour of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA). A . . .
This feature documentary represents a quest that is both personal and universal. Director Claude Demers (Barbers: A . . .
The newly formed Addison Northwest School District (ANWSD) represents the unification of Ferrisburgh Central School, . . .
To watch with clickable agendas, select the meeting you'd like to view from the "Shows in this Series" list at the . . .
Regular meeting of the Champlain Valley School District board of school directors. Watch it on RETN Channel 16 the . . .
Regular meetings of the Essex Westford Unified Union School Board. Watch them on RETN Channel 16 the weekend after the . . .
To watch with clickable agendas, select the meeting you'd like to view from the "Shows in this Series" . . .
The Vermont State Board of Education has supervision over, and management of, the Agency of Education and the public . . .
The Winooski School Board regularly meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month. Watch it on RETN Channel 16 the weekend . . .
Onion River Community Access Media
UVM Emeritus Professor Kevin McKenna will discuss the major fiction of the Nobel Prize-winning author and former . . .
Author Rebecca Makkai discusses her novel "The Great Believers." Recorded July 16, 2019.
Mary Dingee Fillmore Author Of “An Address in Amsterdam”
Authors at the Aldrich
Daniel Hecht - On Brassards Farm
Poets Speak
Chard deNiord, the VT Poet Laureate, talks with Diana Whitney.Diana Whitney writes across the genres in Southern . . .
Chard deNiord, the VT Poet Laureate , talks with Alice Fogel, the New Hampshire Poet Laureate. She is the author of . . .
Author Howard Norman discusses his novel "The Ghost Clause." Recorded July 2, 2019.
George's Mystery Book Club: Pasadena & Orleans with Sherri Smith. Recorded June 26, 2019.
Delia Robinson displays a "Crankie" based on her graphic novel "The Shirtwaist Story," about a tragic 1911 fire at a . . .
Remember and Resist: Learning from the Dutch. Presented by Mary Dinger Filmore. Recorded May 19, 2019.
Arts Fest. "Diorama: Room to Play." Recorded June 6, 2019.
Presenter: David Schutz, Vermont State Curator. Recorded May 1, 2019.
Author of the book, Two Lives, Reeve Lindbergh, daughter of aviator-author Charles A. and Anne morrow Lindbergh, . . .
"Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?" Presented by Bill McKibben. Recorded March 6, 2019.
Ross lives in Brattleboro with his family and owns and operates Lilac Ridge Farm, a third generation organic dairy and . . .
Poem City
"Native Music and Poetry." Featuring Roland Bluto and Bryan Blanchette. Recorded April 12, 2019.
"In Defense or Butterflies: Poets for Migrant Justice." Poets Nico Amador, Cynthia Dewi Oka, and Natalie . . .
Art Gallery & Poetry Reception: Endangered Medicinal Plants. Presented by Jesse LoVasco. Recorded April 24, 2019.
Hunger Mountain: Vermont College Fine Arts Writing & Publishing Program. Recorded April 29. 2019.
Cartoonist Ed Koren shares cartoons from his recent collection "Koren in the Wild." Produced by Woodstock Community . . .
Integrating Personal & Political. Sue Burton & Carol Potter. Recorded April 20, 2019.
Healing the Divid: Poems of Kindness and Connection. Recorded April 16, 2019.
Flow Poetry: Four Left-Handers and One Write. Recorded April 15, 2019.
Tribute to Mary Oliver with Didi Jackson & Chris Gruen. Recorded April 22, 2019.
“His Face Is as Far Away as the Light” and “Small Mausoleums,” poems by Sjohnna McCray. Music by . . .
PechaKucha Night Burlington, Vol. 29
Misoo is a visual artist and created the painting/collage series called The Giantess to empower local women.
jen berger is an interdisciplinary, socially engaged artist and educator based in Burlington, VT. She uses painting, . . .
Rik Carlson owned a waterbed store called Emerald City and coordinated the flying monkeys on Burlington's waterfront. . . .
Gyllian Rae Svensson is an Artist, Musician & Mother. A two-time cancer survivor and serial entrepreneur; Gyllian . . .
Erika Senft Miller is an interdisciplinary performance artist and collaborative creator of multi-sensory experiences.
Burlington is the pivot of the compass of Brian O'Neill's travels. The sweep has included being an artist-in-residence . . .
Marcie Hernandez is a board-certified music therapist and singer-songwriter with Puerto Rican roots. She loves being . . .
International mural artist MOMO describes his process while creating murals in Yuma.
Recorded at the Dirt Floor Cathedral in Glover, Vermont on June 30, 2019.
Author Talk: Ring of Fire with Yenna Yi. Recorded March 25, 2019.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
#SOVT Speaker: Katie Wood Kirchhoff. Producer: Marita Johnson. March 26, 2019.
at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, VT on February 15, 2019
The World Fusion Show
Mohamed Amine Kalai plays the kanun, a Turkish zither, and lives in Tunisia. He plays traditional, original and . . .
As a follow-up to last year's video tour of the new Walker Farm facility, Weston Playhouse & Okemo Valley TV Board . . .
Gokh-Bi System began in Senegal, arrived in the US twenty years ago and have gone through a number of personnel . . .
James Crews’ work has appeared in Ploughshares, Raleigh Review, Crab Orchard Review and The New Republic, among other . . .
Referencing the works of Georgia O’Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, and others, former Head of American Paintings at . . .
On View
Through women’s clothing and accessories from the Fleming Museum’s collection, along with excerpts from popular . . .
Greater Northshire Access Television
Based on his bestselling biography, Evan Thomas examines the life and work of the first woman on the US Supreme Court, . . .
Mark Szuchman, Professor Emeritus Florida International University, reflects on the years between the cessation of . . .
Strata: Portraits of Humanity
(1) Historians believe one of the most tragic events in America's history of racial discrimination in the Tulsa race . . .
(1) Dr. Chloe Duckworth, in her “ArchaeoDuck” series, interviews osteoarchaeologist Dr. Lauren McIntyre. Learn all . . .
(1) Two episodes of Dr. Chloe Duckworth’s “ArchaeoDuck” series. She compares the scant evidence analyzed by . . .
(1) In a short comedy shot in 2003 in the fish collection at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles Coounty, Gail, . . .
(1) Ancient Sumerian texts spoke of an enigmatic and distant country. Its so-called “black ships,” loaded with riches . . .
(1) Dr. Chloe Duckworth, alias “ArchaeoDuck,” presents the latest in her “'Meet the Archaeologist” series. Dayanna . . .
(1) This animated short film is an imaginative take on the ritual farewell of an old female shaman whose . . .
Built in 1899 during the Spanish-American War as one of six fortifications designed to protect the southeastern . . .
The Paradox of Development in Twentieth Century Vermont. Recorded July 16, 2019.
# SOVT OLLI - Etiquette in the 21st Century. Speaker: Daniel Post Senning. April 9, 2019 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Repeopling Vermont: The Paradox of Development in the Twentieth Century. Book Launch with Professor Paul Searls. . . .
History is a Racket. The History of U.S. Foreign Policy in Latin America. Presenter: Bruce Pandya. Recorded June 10, 2019,
OLLI Spring 2019: "Jitney” Years Mount Washington Railway'Recorded at Catamount Arts April 28, 2019.
Historic New England Architecture w/ Jamie Duggan
UVM History Professor Emeritus Mark A. Stoler examines the important personal relationship between Britain’s prime . . .
Catherine A. Sanderson, Amherst College professor and author of The Positive Shift, outlines the significant . . .
The mysterious disappearance of Amelia Earhart in 1937 often overshadows her accomplishments as a pilot and author. . . .
Emily Dickinson: Poet of New England with Huck Gutman. Recorded April 3, 2019.
Botanical Exploration in Uapishka, Quebec with Matt Peters. Recorded March 8, 2019.
Windham World Affairs Council
Kirk Talbott focused on promoting transparency as a way to resolve environmental conflicts. He highlighted his . . .
Moving Light Dance Co. - Wisdom of the Herbs
Ray Brown: Portrait of an Artist. A Documentary Film by Nat Winthrop. March 21, 2019.
Joris Feuillatre lives in France and plays the kamale ngoni which is a West African harp that usually has 8-14 . . .
Shockwave Studio Art and Literary Program. Recorded April 11, 2019.
ThePlainfield Little Theatre presents The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Recorded at the Plainfiield Opera . . .
Ferrisburgh Children's Theater presents Little Red Robin Hood, featuring 5th and 6th graders from Ferrisburgh Central . . .
Layth was born in Baghdad and grew up in Jordan in a very musical family. He went on to study music at Berklee in the . . .
This student-made documentary unveils the creative process at work behind Essex High School's Fall 2017 performance of . . .
Burlington's annual celebration of the written word features writers from across town and around the world. Watch the . . .
Philip Baruth emcees the weekendʼs kickoff featuring distinguished guests and Dedication of the 14th annual Festival . . .
OR ELSE - Peter Schumann's antimusical existentialist dance moves from utter abstraction to absolute compassion in its . . .
Bread and Puppet Performance/Demonstration of Peter Schumann's Durer Apocalypse-inspired woodcuts by Puppeteers. . . .
Kevin Stapleton, the Economic & Labor Market Information Assistant Chief and a staff economist for the Vermont . . .
Windham World Affairs Council presents a talk by Robert Katz on his inspiration for creating the multimedia . . .
Dr. Gilligan explained the activities of the Henry Luce Foundation in promoting understanding of different religions.. . . .
Middlebury political scientist Sarah Stroup asks: What topics are suitable for public discussion? And how can we . . .
Prideability
Host David Frye, Network Group Facilitator at the Pride Center of VT, interviews Susan Aranoff of the Vermont . . .
Champlain College student and RETN intern John Angelos interviews community members about the . . .
New York Times national security correspondent David Sanger describes America’s use of cyber warfare in its arsenal. . . .
St. Michael's College Professor Susan Ouellette leads a discussion about the subject matter behind the book "Bread and . . .
Candidate Forums at Williston Central School
Williston Central School hosts the Candidate Forum during each election year. Students are on a panel asking questions . . .
Host David Frye, from the Pride Center, explains how to start your own community group and provides . . .
To Sing of Common Things: The Voices of Young People in 2018
The Young Writers’ Project and the Clemmons Family Farm present "To Sing of Common Things: The Voices of Young People . . .
The Young Writers’ Project and the 2018 Clemmons Family Farm present "To Sing of Common Things: The Voices of Young . . .
Plan V-TV
Join "Vermont Independent" publisher Rob Williams for a conversation with Renee Carpenter and Jim Hogue of Vermonters . . .
Host David Frye, from the Pride Center, speaks with Thomas Caswell, a community activist, and . . .
Host David Frye, from the Pride Center, speaks with Beck Camp-Allen, member of the Disability Support . . .
"The West" has been challenged by President Trump's policies, Russian covert actions, and domestic nativist and . . .
Host David Frye, from the Pride Center, speaks with community advocate, Charlene Willey. David Frye is the Disability . . .
Host David Frye, from the Pride Center, speaks with Eli Clare. Eli Clare is a poet, essayist, and . . .
Sen. Sanders holds senior town meeting on Saturday, April 14, 2018 at Newport, Vt. Gateway Center.
RETN Specials
The 59th Tibetan National Uprising Commemoration Day - March 10th. The Tibetan Association of Vermont and Tibet . . .
Students and faculty at Essex High School will be joining hundreds of other schools across the continent in the . . .
Students at Burlington High School reflect on the election from 2016 and its effects on the past year.
Brownell Library Events
St. Michael's College Professor Traci Griffith discusses free speech versus hate speech - one is a constitutionally . . .
