PROGRAMMING & EVENTS

Some of the most beautiful moments in life—the ones we immediately know are special—tend to defy explanation.

We've all had magical, magnificent experiences that challenge the boundaries of what we believe is possible. More often than not, when faced with such improbable beauty, we are forced to choose between two worlds: one that is full of magic and one devoid of it. There is rarely room for both in the narratives that prevail over our culture.

My Dentist's Son is a place for stories that don't fit. A space where we can share the mystical experiences we are graced with—big or small—and have them held and anchored in community. A space where these cherished moments are met with acceptance, awe, respect, and gratitude.

If you have a story you'd like to share, or are eager to be in the company of those who do, we welcome you. Join us as we remind each other just how magical this world really is.

My Dentist's Son is Sunday, September 20th from 3pm-430pm at the Ferrisburgh Town Hall located at 3279 Route 7 in Ferrisburgh. 

 Rokeby Museum and the Friends of the Union Meeting Hall invite you to come out and celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a potluck and a night of Vermont-themed trivia!

Join us at the Ferrisburgh Town Hall (3279 Route 7, Ferrisburgh) from 5:30pm – 8:00pm for food, fun, and friendly competition. Prizes abound for knowledgeable Vermonters!

Potluck Dinner: 5:30pm – 6:30pm
Trivia: 6:30pm – 8:00pm

Vermont History Trivia is a great way to have fun with friends and family. Expertise isn’t needed; Questions are multiple choice to help both newbies and history buffs engage with our state’s past!

Bring a dish, a friend, or just your own knowledge. No donation is necessary to participate. All ages are welcome! The event is FREE and accessible to the public.

Prizes and questions are provided by the Vermont Historical Society. A special “Ferrisburgh History” round has been developed with the aid of local historians.

This event is hosted in partnership with the Vermont Historical Society, Rokeby Museum, Friends of the Union Meeting Hall, Ferrisburgh Historical Society, and the Rogers & Hazard Committee.