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The Caverns’ large, connected underground cave system covers over 8,000 linear feet of known surreal cave passages. Underground shows are hosted in a section of The Caverns historically known to locals and cavers as the Big Mouth Cave because of its impressive, large archway entrance. Experts believe humans have been using the cave to escape the heat, take refuge from rain, and enjoy each other's company for up to 25,000 years.

For cave concerts, The Caverns can accommodate 850 people in padded chair seating or up to 1,200 people for standing-room only shows. What’s more, the subterranean concert hall is equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lights, has well-appointed restrooms, and offers delicious food and beverage concessions including craft beer, cider and seltzers. And thanks to the gentle slope of the room and its smooth concrete floor, the venue is accessible to music fans with mobility concerns or physical disabilities.

On Saturdays, Sundays, and concert days, our guided tours include a journey through Big Room Cave, an awe-inspiring underground room which gets its name from its massive size. During the tour, guests learn a little bit about geology, cave lore, and the unique history of Grundy County. Adventure cave tours take guests even deeper inside The Caverns cave system and include the adventurous “Tombstone Pass.”

An evening of folk & rock covers exploring the archetype of the sad hot witch. Our tears fall in crystals down our dewy cheeks.

Join me and The Skeleton Crew for another luscious and spooky Halloween show! This time, we're doing dark, sexy songs exploring the ancient archetype of the sad hot witch. You'll hear mournful stories from the witch dating apps as well as baleful, sultry tunes from The Secret Sisters, Gillian Welch, Rhiannon Giddens, Indigo Girls, Alison Krauss & Robert Plant, a tune from Hadestown, and more.

There may be a dramatic reading of text messages, or an appearance from the iconic Goddess of Craigslist Missed Connections.

Is there really a lid for every cauldron? These sad witches aren't so sure.

The George Bishop Lane Series was established by a generous gift from the Lane family and has been presenting the finest in live performing arts since 1955. We have approximately twenty-five events per academic year, primarily in the comfortable, intimate, and acoustically superb UVM Recital Hall on Redstone Campus. We enjoy an international reputation as presenters of classical, jazz, folk/traditional, chamber, and choral music as well as theater and film. As a program of the University of Vermont School of the Arts, we are also dedicated to providing educational outreach to students of all ages, both on and off campus.

Serving as a link among many constituencies, the Lane Series finds its audience, volunteers, and advisors from

The Strathmore Jazz Orchestra brings Duke Ellington’s Nutcracker to the Music Center stage, along with classic Christmas songs from the golden era featuring Strathmore Artists in Residence alumni Christie Dashiell, Taisha Estrada, Gerson Lanza, and Dante’ Pope, with arrangements by Daniel Jamieson, Ben Patterson, Paul White, Richard DeRosa, and Victor Goines. The evening will be hosted by Ed Smith, executive producer and host of Jazz Now on Takoma Radio/WOWD 94.3 and co-host of The Future of Jazz Podcast.

From swinging renditions of classic carols to upbeat takes on seasonal standards, this festive concert is packed with toe-tapping rhythms, lush harmonies, and electrifying solos.

This performance is part of our Meet Me at Strathmore event series. Check back soon or email us for more information on how to participate.

The Strathmore Jazz Orchestra expands what artists can create and what audiences can experience. As a resident house ensemble of top-tier professional musicians, the orchestra gives guest artists a flexible creative partner for ambitious repertoire, new arrangements, and projects that draw on the full scale, color, and power of a big band.