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Note: You cannot make the cannoli ahead of time or the shells will get soggy. Make the filling and shells in advance and fill just before serving.
Step 2: Shells
1 cup flour
1 1/2 T. sugar
1/2 t. unsweetened cocoa powder
1/4 t. cinnamon
1/4 t. sea salt
1/4 cup Marsala
1 1/2 T. vegetable oil
1/2 egg white, lightly beaten
Semi-sweet chocolate - for dipping
Chopped pistachios or shaved chocolate for garnishing the ends
Combine flour, sugar, cocoa powder, cinnamon, and salt in a medium bowl. Add the Marsala and oil and beat on medium speed until a smooth dough. Knead lightly by hand on a lightly floured work surface until smooth and elastic. Wrap in plastic and let rest for 30 minutes.
Divide the dough into 2 pieces. Roll out into a thin sheet of dough or use the widest setting of a pasta machine. Keep remaining pieces covered while working with dough. Keep passing the dough through the settings until about the thickness of a penny. Lay out on a floured work surface and cut out rounds with a 3 1/4 inch cutter (a small bowl works just fine). Gather up scraps and reroll.
Pour oil into a heavy saucepan or large skillet to 3-4 inches. Heat over medium heat until 380 degrees using a deep-fry thermometer.
Using cannoli tubes, wrap each round of dough around the tube and seal with just a dab of egg white. Fry until golden, about 1 minute. Using tongs, remove and place on paper towels to cool (about 5 minutes). Carefully slide the forms out and let the shells cool completely.
Step 3: Dip the ends in dark chocolate
Step 4: Mascarpone Cream Filling
You can use your favorite flavoring. Our family favorite is the espresso...exquisite with the dark chocolate!
1 cup whipping cream
1/2 cup mascarpone cheese
1/4 sugar
1/2 t. vanilla, (or use 1/2 t. Grand Marnier or instant espresso dissolved in water)
1/2 cup milk
Using a large bowl, combine the cold whipping cream, mascarpone cheese, sugar and vanilla (or coffee) using an electric mixer on high. Beat until the mixture thickens.
Once thickened, add the milk slowly while mixing on low speed until combined and smooth.
Refrigerate the mixture in a sealed container a few hours before using. It will keep well refrigerated for up to a week.
Is it heavy or light whipping cream?
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Just a bit south of there, on the N/W corner of Soto and Washington, is Mike's Hockeyburger. House burger has a split dog on it. Strong place and good value.
Jul 24, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
Hi CH friends. I am in St. Louis after a now successful kidney transplant and relying on this iPhone for Internet. So plan is simply for Hot dogs/Sausages for next month.
Take care all.
Jul 24, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
Fellow 'hounds and online friends -- I wanted to share my appreciation for the nice thoughts and also my gratefulness. Yesterday I was called into St. Louis, where I grew up and have family, and this morning received a kidney transplant.
Please, I implore you, sign to become an organ donor.
Craving Thai, any alternatives to Jitlada?
Night + Market. Be sure to get the crispy rice sour dish.
Jul 06, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
Jul 04, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- SKEWERS
I hit up Aliki's for the first time and had the gyro pita. Wasn't that impressed by the sandwich -- gyro meat not particularly charred or flavorful. Lemon potatoes alongside were good.
Both me and my dining companion thought that the gyro at Hungry Pocket in Santa Monica was better and cheaper, especially with their red hot sauce.
Service at Aliki's was good, so willing to try again to see if other dishes -- moussaka? -- are better.
Jul 03, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
Ethnic restaurants near Beverly hills
Immediately south of Beverly Hills is a part of L.A. called Pico-Robertson. The stretch on Pico is very jewish and my favorite deli there is Label's Table, on the south side of Pico a few blocks east of Beverly. They have very good, very nice-sized sandwiches which come with a small side. I really like their pastrami on rye and their brisket with au jus, and the potato salad or cole slaw as sides. This would ordinarily cost close to $30 w/ tax and a small tip (counter service) but you can save $8 ($20 for $12) with a Groupon that is steadily offered on that site.
Jul 03, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
St. Louis Fine Dining with kids
It is not at all unusual to be at Ted Drewe's on a weekend and see a stretch limo drive up and a gown and tux wedding party emerge to celebrate with frozen dessert.
Jul 01, 2015nosh in Great Plains
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
You can nominate these and if they make the cut, vote for them. These would not be my favorites because I only get to either once in a blue moon (in large part because of the parking hassles) and because either or both is often discussed in the normal give and take of the board.
And there is no "rules committee." I took over when ipsedixit wanted relief from managing DOTM and I volunteered. So I'll seek advice and look for consensus on any issues but I reserve the ultimate decision. Until I seek relief or another reliable 'hound expresses interest and willingness to take over, that is how I see it. (And by the way, I CAN be bribed!)
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- SKEWERS
Aliki's Greek Taverna near LAX just east of where Westchester Pkwy turns into Arbor Vitae.
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- SKEWERS
My vote broke the tie, like the VP in the Senate.
Jul 01, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- SKEWERS
SKEWERS is our Dish of the Month for July 2015. After a very successful DOTM for June where Pizza has a thread now above 200 posts, with an impressive number including helpful photos, SKEWERS wins a neck-and-neck vote over Hot Dogs/Sausages, which starts as the early favorite for next month.
Please sample, eat, post and even photograph as many iterations of SKEWERS as you can this month. Please tell us where you tasted them, and be sure to specify what kind they are -- what ethnicity, gourmet or fast-food, big or small, table service or delivery. Please mention size, price and value.
So get those SKEWERS reviews, photos and recommendations (hopefully) coming.
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
Sorry for the delay -- fell asleep.
I do not want to do another combo month and while i think hot dogs/sausages is a great 4th of July-month proposal, summer reaches its peak next month and I don't want skewers to be skewered with a close second-place finish for the second month in a row. So
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
Only a few hours to go:
Skewers -- 9
Jun 30, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
As of now, Hot Dogs/Sausages and Skewers are neck and neck, 6-5. Breakfast only 1.
Those of you who haven't voted, you have until tomorrow evening.
Jun 29, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
Fab's Hot Dogs Westwood.......breaking news
I live right off Westwood Village and know nothing of Open Oven or Westwood Pizzeria. And add D'Amore's to the list...
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
I'll count this. But please, ALL CAPS for votes, to differentiate from comments and discussion.
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Voting
You know the drill -- one vote per Chowhound screenname, vote must be in ALL CAPS.
After the nomination process, these are the nominees:
Votes must be in before I go to sleep on June 30.
Oh, c'mon. Zankou may have its detractors, but it is really good food. I get the whole rotisserie chicken, cut in half and one eaten there and the other taken home. Chicken, crispy skin, garlic paste, some Tapatio sauce, on a big torn piece of the pocket bread. If it is only one lunch a tarna pita with extra garlic paste.
This is one of the most delicious places in my lunch rotation.
Fab's Hot Dogs Westwood.......breaking news
Not excited about a pizza place. I get they are trying to get some of 800 Degrees business, and that pizza loaded with meats at a competitive price will be attractive if it is really good. But 800 Degrees is three blocks south, as is Lamonicas, and Enzo's is only a block away and BJ's -- where the bready pizza is their worst item -- is across the street. I know they will need to grab the hospital and medical center workers who are immediately north.
Good luck. If Pieology manages to pull this off with a great product and really good customer service and pricing, it could be a money-maker. My bet is on the no-pass line.
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Nominations
ok, since you were the one who first nominated it this month, it will go into the voting as just breakfast.
Most underrated LA restaurants
Eastside Market Deli west of Chinatown does not have the history or charm of Phillippe, but it has some. And their sandwiches are much bigger and a better value.
Nook Bistro in WLA is hidden in the rear corner of a minimall and has been around quite awhile now. Much better food, service, and ambiance than you'd expect in such a location. Good portions and moderate prices.
Jun 26, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Nominations
As of right now, I'd advance three to the final voting -- hot dogs/sausages, skewers, and breakfast. I thought breakfast carbs was good until it was pointed out we've done pancakes, waffles and french toast. But I'd like to hear about perfect hash browns, biscuits and gravy, and the like. So I'm thinking, breakfast non-eggs.
Jun 26, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
St. Louis Fine Dining with kids
Pastaria in Clayton is run by the Niche folks and serves excellent pastas and other Italian fare in a casual setting. They make their own gelato for dessert.
St. Louis now has several notable BBQ places -- Pappy's is still my favorite in the midtown area near St. Louis University, Bogart's is near downtown and the ballpark in the Foulard area and has limited hours, and Sugarfire is on Olive near 170 in University City just north of Clayton. All are order at the counter types of places.
There are many big-portion, old-school, red sauce Italian places in the historic area known as The Hill.
I really like the food, friendly service, and portions at Matthew's Kitchen, which is in the south city. Sort of southern-influenced food, and they have special nights of the week -- fried chicken, burgers, steak, etc.
Be sure to take the kids to Ted Drewes for frozen custard made into "concretes" or sundaes. happiest place in St. Louis.
Jun 26, 2015nosh in Great Plains
Annie Gunn's definitely is the best steak restaurant in the area and among the very best in the St. Louis metro area.
Jun 26, 2015nosh in Great Plains
Don't know how current these are...
Clementine is an order-at-counter place with very good food. Parking can be difficult. Mostly indoor seating with a few sidewalk tables. They give you a number on a little stand and deliver your order to your table. It is breakfast-lunch.
Fathers Office in Culver City could be fun. Good bar with very good food, iconic burger, and no-substitution/alteration policy can be a topic of conversation. Or you could eat across the walkway at Bucato.
Jun 25, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
Suggestions for out of towners
Assume you will have a car. And also that there are about four of you -- bigger groups may be better at different places:
Dan Tana's on Sunset in the bustling Sunset Strip area -- old Hollywood Italian vibe, still very popular, expensive.
Night + Market on Santa Monica at Doheny -- new-wave Thai, used to occupy only one side of the family place Tales but now have taken the whole over.
Animal or Son of a Gun (more seafood oriented) -- both still very popular from uber-hot local chef team.
These are all very close in WeHo and should get the discussion going.
Jun 25, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area
L.A. Dish of the Month, July 2015 -- Nominations
Might be a better topic -- breakfast carbs.
Jun 24, 2015nosh in Los Angeles Area

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5/1/15 - 9/24/15 in ManchesterTOUR: SOUTHERN VERMONT SAMPLER
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Time:10:00 a.m.
Contact Name:Jessie Forand
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We are OPEN for the season! So call 518-479-9042 to reserve your trip down the Battenkill River whether in a kayak or a tube. If traveling from the Saratoga County area the drive is only approximately 50 minutes and is a pleasurable scenic drive as well.
6/10/15 - 8/26/15 in MontpelierRead to Clara (All ages)
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Sign up for a 20-minute slot and choose your books beforehand to read to this special canine pal! Clara is an energetic Labradoodle who just loves to read. Every Wednesday.
6/10/15 - 8/26/15 in MontpelierChess Club (All ages)
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Contact Name:Rachel Senechal
Learn new techniques and practice your chess game. Every Wednesday.
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6/12/15 - 8/31/15 in StoweSusan Wahlrab: Seasons
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The North Gallery of West Branch hosts Susan Wahlrab's new exhibition entitled Seasons and is on view through August 31. Her unique watercolor technique is impressionistic when viewed from a distance alluding to the British Romantic landscapes of J.M.W. Turner and Monet. Their influence is clearly evidenced, yet viewed up close, one is surprised to see tiny pools, miniscule etchings in the wash of color, like watery hieroglyphics. Almost encaustic in their layered density, the paintings look and feel wet from the coating of glossy clear varnish.
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Contact Name:Zach Betkowski
The Vermont Lake Monsters are entering their 22nd season as a Minor League Ball Club in Vermont. The Single A Affiliate of the Oakland Athletics play all of their home games at historic Centennial Field. their season starts on June 19th and concludes September 4th.
6/25/15 - 8/27/15 in StoweArt on Park
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Price:Admission is free
Time:5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
A favorite Thursday night stop throughout the summer for many locals and visitors to Park Street in Stowe Village. With more than 30 talented artisans and artists each week there is something for everyone—jewelry, pottery, paintings, drawings, photography, fiber arts, specialty food products and more. We will feature live music and local food each week. Look for weekly updates on Facebook.
7/1/15 - 7/31/15 in StoweBeth Donahue: American Zen
Place:West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park
Time:9:00 am - 5:00 pm daily
Contact Name:Patricia Trafton
Opening July 1, 2015 in the South Gallery is a solo show for local artist Beth Donahue. Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts and now living in Stowe, Beth Donahue attended Regis College and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Stylistically, Donahue's work in American Zen rests firmly with boldly painted, non-representational imagery. Language and painting are infused with spirit. Donahue is influenced by the literary works and teachings of Hindu and Zen Masters as well as nature's kaleidoscope of patterns and forms. Donahue's works will be on display through July 31, 2015. Summer Exhibitions Opening Reception: July 18th, 6-8pm
7/1/15 - 8/19/15 in BurlingtonWacky Wednesdays - Balloon Rocket Races
Place:ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
Price:Free with Admission
Time:12:30 PM
Contact Name:Linda Bowden
Can you create the fastest balloon rocket? Create your own using a few simple materials and test it out in our racing course! About Wacky Wednesdays (June 24-Aug. 19): Participate in a hands-on activity by designing, building, and testing a prototype solution to a given challenge. Appropriate for ages 6 and up.
7/2/15 - 10/10/15 in BurlingtonBurlington Edible History Tour
Place:See website for details
Time:Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 1 - 4PM,
Part food. Part history. Get a taste of Burlington with the Burlington Edible History Tour. This 2-mile leisurely walking tour takes you back in time to connect the history of Burlington's early immigrant groups to their food traditions when farm to table was a way of life. Sample dishes at 5 restaurants committed to serving farm-fresh foods. Through stories from original research, discover the various cultural groups that built the Queen City. Tours are scheduled for Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 1 - 4PM, through October 10. Tickets must be purchased by 1PM the day before at the FlynnTix Regional Box Office or the Tour's website http://www.burlingtonediblehistory.com. Burlington Edible History donates 10% of profits to the New Farms for New Americans project helping new refugee groups stay tied to their culinary traditions. History never tasted so good!
7/3/15 - 8/22/15 in WestonTHE CABARET at Weston Playhouse Theatre Company
Place:Weston Playhouse
Time:15 minutes after the MainStage performance
Contact Name:Emily
The perfect musical nightcap! Join us for an unforgettable hour of music and mayhem. Food and drink available in our intimate downstairs pub. The Cabaret starts 15 minutes after evening performances at the Playhouse (until 8/22 and not after preview performances). Tickets are just $12 - reservations are required.
7/7/15 - 10/27/15 in BrattleboroFarmers' Market
Place:Whetstone Pathway at the Brattleboro Food Co-op
Fresh local produce, flowers, Anon's Thai food, and more. A lovely little farmers' market conveniently located across from the Brattleboro Food Co-op.
7/9/15 - 7/30/15 in BurlingtonFM Point Battery Park Concert Series
Place:Battery Park
Time:6:30 pm
The classic summer series of concerts returns with four FREE shows! All performances are on Thursday evenings beginning at 6:30. Enjoy live music at Burlington's Battery Park while taking in breathtaking views of Lake Champlain and The Adirondacks! Thursday, July 9 Good Old War Thursday, July 16 Kat Wright & The Indomitable Soul Band Thursday, July 23 Ryan Montbleau Band Thursday, July 30 Alpha Rev Free, secure bike parking by Skirack Sound by Vermont Sound and Light Produced in association with Seven Days Special thanks to Burlington Parks and Rec
7/9/15 - 8/13/15 in KillingtonKillington River Road Concert Series
Place:Sherburne Memorial Library
Time:6:00 pm
Head to the Sherburne Memorial Library Thursday evenings for this summer concert series. Bring lawn chairs, blankets and snacks to relax, while enjoying a variety of free musical entertainment.
7/14/15 - 8/18/15 in Manchester CenterManchester's Concerts on the Green
City:Manchester Center
Place:Manchester Town Green
Time:6:00 pm
The six weeks of concerts on the green will begin Tuesday evening, July 14, at 6 pm and continue through August 18. Bands include The Battenkillers, Julie Shea Band, Moose Crossing, So Far, John O'Rourke Legato Blues Band and The Don't Leave Band.
7/17/15 - 8/2/15 in Derby LineThe Sound of Music
City:Derby Line
Place:Haskell Opera House
Price:$15 Adult, $13 Senior/Students
Time:See website for details
he final collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world's most beloved musical. When a postulant proves too high-spirited for the religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. Her growing rapport with the youngsters, coupled with her generosity of spirit, gradually captures the heart of the stern Captain, and they marry. Upon returning from their honeymoon they discover that Austria has been invaded by the Nazis, who demand the Captain's immediate service in their navy. The family's narrow escape over the mountains to Switzerland on the eve of World War II provides one of the most thrilling and inspirational finales ever presented in the theatre. The motion picture version remains the most popular movie musical of all time.
7/17/15 - 10/10/15 in BurlingtonBurlington Edible History Tour
Time:Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 1 - 4PM,
Part food. Part history. Get a taste of Burlington with the Burlington Edible History Tour. This 2-mile leisurely walking tour takes you back in time to connect the history of Burlington's early immigrant groups to their food traditions when farm to table was a way of life. Sample dishes at 5 restaurants committed to serving farm-fresh foods. Through stories from original research, discover the various cultural groups that built the Queen City. Tours are scheduled for Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 1 - 4PM, through October 10. Tickets must be purchased by 1PM the day before at the FlynnTix Regional Box Office or the Tour's website http://www.burlingtonediblehistory.com. Burlington Edible History donates 10% of profits to the New Farms for New Americans project helping new refugee groups stay tied to their culinary traditions. History never tasted so good!
7/17/15 - 10/16/15 in BurlingtonARTSRIOT Truckstop
Place:Pine St.
Price:Free Admission
Time:5:00 pm
Every Friday, rain or shine, heat wave or cold snap, we bring you the Truck Stop. Food trucks of Vermont unite! Starting at 5PM you can find trucks selling everything from pork belly and barbecue to Malaysian street food and vegan noodles. We try to keep the variety different by rotating trucks, but you will find our fan favorites almost every time- including but definitely not limited to Dolce VT, the Hindquarter, Southern Smoke, Hawker Stall, One Hearth, Bessery's, Nikos Soulvaki, Phantom Food Truck, and Wooden Spoon Bistro. And, of course, our bars are hopping! Outside in the main Truck Stop bar sponsored by Fiddlehead Brewing, we offer Fiddlehead IPA, specialty Fiddlehead brews, Citizen Cider, and wine. Inside are normal full bar is open- and our frozen mojitos there have been quite popular! read less
7/18/15 - 8/29/15 in Stratton MountainCreate and Sip
City:Stratton Mountain
Place:Stratton Mountain Deli
Time:3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Saturday's from 7/18-8/29. Explore the elements of art in a fun and relaxing environment. As you stretch your creativity in an informal and playful art class, you will experiment with color, form, shape and texture. Price includes 2 hours of instruction, all supplies, a variety of snacks and 2 drinks. Available drinks include wine, beer and soft drinks. All welcome but we recommend ages 12 and up. Limited space, reserve your spot early.
7/18/15 - 7/18/05 in MontpelierHero Games
Place:Kellogg Hubbard Library
Contact Name:Rachel Senechal
Create your own superhero costume! Create superhero ID's. Play villain games! Construct a Minecraft Sword! And much, much more!
7/18/15 - 7/18/05 in Manchester Center23rd Annual Race for the Cure
City:Manchester Center
Place:Riley Rink at Hunter Park
Time:See website for details
5K Run/Walk * 10K Run * Kids' Fun Run at Riley Rink at Hunter Park in Manchester, VT. Register & donate online
7/19/15 - 9/25/15 in Manchester CenterTour: Southern Vermont Sampler
City:Manchester Center
Place:Manchester Visitors Center
Time:10:00 am - 4:00 pm
This tour is one of the top rated activities on Trip Advisor and also Editors' Pick for Yankee Travel Magazine. If you only have a couple of days in the area, this tour will take you unique and interesting places, off the beaten path. Local guide will help you discover the beauty, nostalgia and charm of our country backroads while giving you lots of interesting information about Vermont. Tours include mountain valley vistas, an abandoned marble quarry, quintessential villages, an alpaca farm, a self sustaining forest and maple sugar preserve, an artisans enclave and much more. Tour vehicle seats 8 to 11 passengers; advance reservation are necessary
7/19/15 - 10/19/15 in BurlingtonLake Champlain Free Chocolate Factory Tours
Place:Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory
Time:11:00 am - 4:00 pm
resh, delicious and fun for the whole family. Come experience the sights and smells of gourmet chocolates made right before your eyes. Enjoy free samples while discovering what makes our chocolate so irresistible and learn about the family-owned company. Free factory tours are Monday-Friday, June-October, 10-2 pm, tours start on the hour and self-guided tours start at 3 pm. On the weekends, we offer free chocolate tastings, drop in anytime between 11-4 pm, to learn the flavor profiles of four different chocolates, and a chance to win a free chocolate gift basket. The store features caramels, clusters, truffles, almond butter crunch and much more— including lots of factory seconds and free samples. Stop by and take the sweetest tour in town! Check our website for winter tour hours and events. read less
7/22/15 - 9/6/15 in RochesterJames McGarrell
Place:BigTown Gallery
Price:free and open to all
Contact Name:Anni MacKay
A Selection of the Imagistic Paintings from 1984-2004 Paintings, with related drawings on tile and paper. Wed. - Fri. : 10:00 - 5:00 / Sat. : 12:00 - 5:00 / Sun. - Tues : by appointment
7/22/15 - 9/6/15 in RochesterMark Goodwin
Place:BigTown Gallery
Price:free and open to all
Contact Name:Anni Mackay
Recent Work. Painting, Drawing, Collage and Printmaking. Wed. - Fri. : 10:00 - 5:00 / Sat. : 12:00 - 5:00 / Sun. - Tues : by appointment
7/23/15 - 7/31/15 in Hyde ParkCats
City:Hyde Park
Place:Hyde Park Opera House
Time:July 23-25, 7 p.m., Sun., July 26, 2 p.m. and July 30-31, 7 p.m.
Fantastical felines sing and dance in the Lamoille County Players' production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's popular musical.
7/23/15 - 8/9/15 in WestonTHE OTHER PLACE at the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company
Place:Weston Playhouse
Time:T-Sat 7:30, Sat 2:00, Sun 3:00
Contact Name:Emily
By Sharr White The riveting new psychological drama Juliana Smithton is a successful neurologist whose life seems to be coming unhinged. Her husband has filed for divorce, her daughter has eloped with a much older man and her own health is in jeopardy. But in this brilliantly crafted work, nothing is as it seems. Piece by piece, a mystery unfolds as fact blurs with fiction, past collides with present and the elusive truth about Juliana boils to the surface. Weston favorites David Bonanno and Susan Haefner star for an unforgettable night of theatre. 1 hour 20 minutes. No intermission. Strong language.
7/24/15 - 8/4/15 in WolcottSANDIWOOD FARM TO FORK SUNSET DINNER AND FARM TOUR
Place:Sandiwood Farm
Price:$84 per person
Time:Call for details
Dine with others who want to enjoy a freshly harvested meal on the farm. Using the farms produce and other locally raised farm ingredients, chef Sandi and her team will prepare a truly localvore farm-to-plate experience that promises to be an exceptionally unique event you will savor for a long time. The evening starts with passed and stationary appetizers, a tour of the gardens than seated for the many courses you are sure to remember. New of a kind greenhouse venue for all types of events, "Community Dinning at it's finest" "The view and sunset alone are worth the trip". read less
7/25/15 - 7/25/05 in Stratton MountainFree Concert at Stratton featuring The Lawn Boys
City:Stratton Mountain
Place:The Commons at Stratton Mountan Resort
Time:6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The Lawn Boys bring you the intricate music and experimentally heady jams of Vermont's favorite jam band, Phish. They re-create the music, style and sound of Phish as well as mix in their own quirkiness. They are, after all, Phish fans and love to not only play this music but also play the delivery and audience. Music Sample Here!
7/28/15 - 7/28/05 in MontpelierLearn to Solder
Place:Kellogg Hubbard Library
Contact Name:Rachel Senechal
Learn to solder. ***Pre-registration required by calling 223-4665*** Create a soldering project to bring home.
7/30/15 - 7/30/15 in ManchesterBeethoven, Jazz and the Road Less Traveled
Place:Arkell Pavilion, Southern Vermont Arts Center
Price:$38-Students $15 & Subject to Availability
Contact Name:Heidi French
Beethoven's String Quartet Opus 18 No. 1, Maurice Moszkowski's (the German Chopin) duo for 2 violins and piano, Claude Bolling's , suite for violin and jazz trio, performed by Heather Braun and Joana Genova, violins, Ariel Rudiakov, viola, Alexis Gerlach, cello and Michael Brown on piano.
7/30/15 - 7/30/15 in Killington3rd Annual Chili Cook Off
Place:Sherburne Memorial Library
Price:$10 a person $15 a couple $25 for a Family of Four
Time:5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
The 3rd Annual Killington Chili Cook-Off is sure to produce the best tasting chili in town! Join the competition and bring your finest chili to compete for the title of Best Chili in Killington, or stop by the Cook-Off to taste the competitor's creations. o register as a competitor, please complete the Competitor Registration Form, found below. Tasting punch cards and tickets for voting will be available for purchase at the event via cash only.
7/30/15 - 7/30/15 in StoweTom Murphy in Murphy's Law – Bullet-Proof Comedy
Place:Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center
Time:7:00 pm
Contact Name:Matt Winter
A senseless, sensitive, solo, slapstick saga featuring Vermont's international physical comedy treasure, Tom Murphy. Accident-prone and dangerously funny, Tom is today's master of the form pioneered by Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd. This new full-evening show is uproarious fun for all ages. It involves ladders, chairs, unicycles, body-building, boo-boos and bedlam (not to mention juggling and lots of audience Partners!) Tom has performed on every continent, in movies, on Broadway, as a professional acrobatic skier, and returns to Peak Experiences for the third time. Recommended for ages 5+ years.
7/30/15 - 7/30/15 in BrattleboroWhat can I do with this plant? Lemon Balm Part II
Place:Brattleboro Food Co-op Community Room
Price:$6 for Shareholders, $ Non-Shareholders, Pre-Registration Required
Contact Name:Susan
Learn to use lemon balm topically for chicken pox and other skin conditions, and receive a lesson in making herb-infused oils and salves that you can use with other herbs in your garden or cupboard.
7/30/15 - 7/30/15 in BurlingtonSensory Training in the Tap Room at Switchback!
Place:Switchback Brewing Company
Time:7:00PM - 9:00PM
Contact Name:Amy Lieblein
Phone:(802) 651-4114
Think your beer tastes funny? Find out why! Thursday, July 30th, the first Switchback Brew School is in session! At this informative talk and tasting, you will learn the causes of and how to identify 6 common off flavors produced by a variety of scenarios from dirty draft lines, to brewing mistakes. Perfect for homebrewers, beer aficionados, and everyday beer drinkers! $20 // ticket. Space is very limited and pre-registration is required so please visit the Tap Room or give us a call at (802) 651- 4114 to reserve your spot.
7/30/15 - 7/30/15 in BarreStone by Kim Bent
Place:7 Jones Brothers Way, Barre VT, 05641
Price:Youth Admission-$10, Student/Senior Admission-$20, General Admission-$25, Family Admission-$65
Contact Name:Lost Nation Theater
Phone:(802) 229- 0492
Come watch the 10th Anniversary of Lost Nation Theater's original production of "Stone," a portrait of Barre's Granite community shaped from the interviews & oral histories. Witness actors portray stoneworkers business owners, community pillars, recent immigrants, widows and many others as they tell their stories about work in the quarries, creating enduring monuments, tragedies of accidents, silicosis, and labor disputes. 'Stone' Renders a Vermont City's Origins in Grit and Granite - The New York Times. Tickets are only available through lostnationtheater.org/shows
7/30/15 - 8/15/15 in DorsetOutside Mullingar
Place:Dorset Playhouse
Time:8:00 PM
Contact Name:Box Office
Directed by John Gould Rubin The new romantic comedy from the Pulitzer-Prize winning John Patrick Shanley is a love letter to Ireland that tells the story of Anthony and Rosemary, two introverted misfits straddling 40. These two neighbors, one painfully shy and the other determined to find love next door, fight their way towards solid ground and happiness amidst disputes within and between their two families. Regional Premiere
7/30/15 - 8/22/15 in WestonGUYS AND DOLLS at the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company
Place:Weston Playhouse
Time:T-Sat 7;30, W&Sat 2:00, Sun 3:00.
Contact Name:Emily
Book by Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser Based on the Idyll of Sarah Brown and characters by Damon Runyon The legendary Broadway fable Guys and Dolls is a musical romantic comedy involving the unlikeliest of Manhattan pairings: a high-rolling gambler and a puritanical missionary, a showgirl dreaming of the straight-and-narrow and a crap game manager who is anything but. Set in the Manhattan of Damon Runyon's short stories, Guys and Dolls takes us from bustle of Times Square to the dance clubs of Havana to the sewers of New York City. The musical features some of Frank Loesser's most memorable tunes, including "Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat" and "Luck be a Lady." 2 hours 40 minutes including intermission.
7/31/15 - 7/31/15 in RutlandZappa Plays Zappa
Place:Paramount Theatre
Price:$42.50 - $79.50
Time:8:00 pm
Dweezil Zappa is both the modern face of Zappa music and the person who can bring it fully-formed into the future. The 'Ahead of Its Time' moniker frequently slapped onto Frank's music is brought to life for modern audiences, who are still able to full-sensory witness the spectacular specimens of some of American music's most original, unrepentant and boundlessly experimental canons, thanks to Dweezil and five other telepathic musicians. Through artful reshaping & rekindling of his father's timeless music, featuring Frank's trademark incredibly complex compositions and perfect execution, Dweezil applies his talent to exposing, performing and shamelessly proselytizing music that literally is in his blood. This tour also celebrates ten years of Zappa Plays Zappa performing shows worldwide and of Dweezil proving his goal of forming a core band of previously unknown expert musicians capable to respectfully execute his father's music; ended up winning them two Grammy Awards along the way.
7/31/15 - 7/31/15 in BrattleboroRock voices - Endless Summer 2015 Concert
Place:Centre Congregational Church
Price:$8.00 - $15.00
Time:7:00 PM
Contact Name:Tony Lechner
Rock Voices ~ Endless Summer 2015 GENERAL INFO Join the area's only community rock choir for an evening of rock & pop classics like you've never heard them before. This summer the choir pays tribute to the bands of the California coast from the 60's & 70's. The Beach Boys, CSN, Steely Dan, Eagles, James Taylor, Janis Joplin, Jackson Browne, Jefferson Airplane, The Byrds, Grateful Dead, and more! The choir is backed up by a professional 4-piece band comprised of talented musicians with local roots: Ross Bellenoit (guitar), Joe Whalen (bass), Carrie Ferguson (keyboards), and Dave Tallarida (drums). Add to that the harmonies of Lechner's arrangements sung by a 100+ voice choir and you are in for a real treat. Rock Voices represents everything that is great about the greater Pioneer Valley: a sense of community, a love of music, and a desire to share that joy with others. But be careful; once you experience this choir in person, you might find yourself signing up to sing next time around! www.RockVoices.com __________________________________________________________________ TICKET PRICES Ticket prices are the same for all shows. $15/adults $12/seniors (65+) $ 8/students Children 12 & under are free Note: when ordering tickets through the Academy Box Office or Brown Paper Tickets, there is a service charge added to the ticket price. Friday, July 31, 7pm Centre Congregational Church 193 Main St., Brattleboro, VT 05301 CLICK FOR DIRECTIONS TO CENTRE CHURCH Tickets available from choir members or online at BrownPaperTickets.com CLICK TO BUY TICKETS FOR BRATTLEBORO 7/31 2 Attachments Preview attachment Publicity Photo.jpg Preview attachment FB Header CONCERTS Summer '15.jpg
7/31/15 - 7/31/15 in BarreStone by Kim Bent
Place:7 Jones Brothers Way, Barre VT, 05641
Price:Youth Admission-$10, Student/Senior Admission-$25, General Admission-$30, Family Admission-$65
Contact Name:Lost Nation Theater
Phone:(802) 229- 0492
Come watch the 10th Anniversary of Lost Nation Theater's original production of "Stone," a portrait of Barre's Granite community shaped from the interviews & oral histories. Witness actors portray stoneworkers business owners, community pillars, recent immigrants, widows and many others as they tell their stories about work in the quarries, creating enduring monuments, tragedies of accidents, silicosis, and labor disputes. 'Stone' Renders a Vermont City's Origins in Grit and Granite - The New York Times. Tickets are only available at lostnationtheater.org/shows.
7/31/15 - 7/31/15 in BurlingtonDef Ears
Place:Swan Dojo, 19 Church Street
Contact Name:Zachary Zimmerman
On July 31st, 2015, DEF EARS, that inexplicable rhythm & psych-soul quartet of the great Northeast, will perform at Swan Dojo in Burlington, VT, from 11PM-2AM. All ages are welcome, and costumes are strongly encouraged. Conceived, according to one member, as "an existential disco for the eccentric at heart," it will feature life-size puppets, an interactive light and shadow show, and much more. Every aspect of the night will draw the audience in to be a part of the performance. Enjoy the spectacle. Be the spectacle.
7/31/15 - 7/31/15 in BurlingtonLewis Black
Place:Flynn Theater
Time:8:00 pm
Audience members feel the wrath of the seething standup comedian in "The Rant Is Due: Part Deux." Black performs as part of the Festival of Fools.
7/31/15 - 8/1/15 in Bellows FallsBBQ Record Challenge
City:Bellows Falls
Place:Shona Grill, 92 Rockingham Street, Bellows Falls VT 05101
Contact Name:Gabrielle Macklin
In celebration of this year's Old Home Days on Friday July 31st and Saturday August 1st 2015, Shona Grill will challenge the Guinness world record for longest running team BBQ. Kim Bovill, Nick Moll, and Dennis Kobel of Team Shona Grill will embark on a whopping 36 consecutive hour BBQ beginning at 10am on Friday July 31st. On Friday the grill menu will consist of local grass-fed beef burgers from Harlow's Farm, footlong Sabrett all-beef hot dogs, local organic sausages and more! On Saturday a local organic pig will be cooked along with local eggs, pulled pork and ribs for breakfast and chicken for lunch/dinner. Our BBQ team is expected to shut down their grills at 11pm on Saturday night after the Rockingham Old Home Days Fireworks!
7/31/15 - 8/1/15 in WaitsfieldTweed River Music Festival
Place:Kenyon's Field
Price:$60 day pass $160 weekend camping pass
Time:3:00 pm - 11:00 pm
A family friendly music festival and community event with national and local artists. Local food vendors, artists, and volunteers put on by local musicians located in the Mad River Valley.
7/31/15 - 8/1/15 in KillingtonVermont Jerkfest
Place:Killington Resort
Price:Tickets available soon
Time:Friday night, 6:30-10pm Saturday, 12-7pm
Vermont JerkFest™& Reggae Festival is a Caribbean style food festival held at Killington Resort in Killington, Vermont. It is a family-friendly festival that features Jamaican jerk hot food and the smooth sound of reggae music in the cool mountains of Vermont. All vendors are encouraged to source locally as Vermont JerkFest will highlight local and regional spicy specialty foods, made in Vermont and New England. The festival is also a zero waste event with minimal waste to the environment. This 2-day festival kicks off Friday July 31, 2015 with a Rum & Brew Tasting from 7pm-10pm. The food and reggae festival takes place on Saturday, August 1, 2015 12pm-7pm. It is followed by Killington Jerk Jam, an after-party throughout the town of Killington from 7pm-until the bars close. The festival is produced in collaboration with the Town of Killington and Killington Resorts.
7/31/15 - 8/2/15 in BenningtonSouthern Vermont Arts & Craft Festival
Place:Camelot Village
Time:10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Kicking off Bennington's Arts Week, the Southern Vermont Art and Craft Festival features over 150 Fine Art and Craft Exhibitors; Specialty Foods including maple products, baked goods, and Vermont-distilled spirits; delightful dining; and live entertainment. Formerly the summer Hildene Festival in Manchester, this is our third year in Bennington and we are so glad to be here!
7/31/15 - 8/2/15 in West Windsor8th Annual Mountain Bike Festival
City:West Windsor
Place:400 Ski Tow Rd.
Time:2:00 pm - 10:00 pm all three days
Registration comes with full access to ten companies demoing bikes, guided rides, women's clinics, kids camps, BBQ, T-shirt, camping, beer garden, raffles/games, live music and a full field of more than 35 vendors. Total price: $65. Vermont Mountain Bike Association Executive Director, Tom Stuessy shared, "If a rider can find a better 3-day festival deal, I'll pay for it." Hosted at Ascutney Trails, riders can plant themselves for the weekend – lodging, mechanics, food and rides are all available on site. The guided rides and demos take advantage of the Ascutney Trail's 50 miles of single track, which are accessed from the center of the festival.
7/31/15 - 8/2/15 in Franklin40th Annual Franklin County Field Days
Place:Airport Rd.
Price:$10 person. Children under 3 ft tall admitted for free
Time:7:00 am - 6:00 pm
The Franklin County Field Days is a country fair that features the finest of Franklin County. Admission price includes all midway rides, exhibits, and entertainment Please note: Children under three feet tall are admitted to the Franklin County Field Days for free. A limited number of rides may be available for children under three feet.
7/31/15 - 8/2/15 in Burlington8th Annual Festival of Fools
Place:Churh St. Marketplace
Time:See website for details
The Festival of Fools is a curated festival of street theater devoted to community engagement through the celebration of circus arts, music and comedy for family audiences. In accord with Burlington City Arts' mission to make the arts accessible in greater Burlington, the Festival of Fools offers free events, open to the public and appropriate for all age groups. The Festival of Fools features the best international street performers from around the globe. Four main stage locations surrounding the Church Street Marketplace and City Hall Park will feature continuous street theater, performing to over 10,000 visitors to Church Street each day. The Festival wraps up on Sunday, August 2nd with a grand finale featuring all the performers of the festival.
7/31/15 - 8/9/15 in WilmingtonDeerfield Valley Blueberry Festival
Place:Wilmington, Whitingham and Dover
Time:check website for details
Ten days of fun for all ages: block parties, blue-eyed contests, blue cocktails, a Blueberry Parade, blueberry culinary experiences, blueberry bingo, pajama parties in the blueberry field, a Blueberry Ball, blue dot specials, blue inspired craft options, the Deja Blue Car Show, blueberry pie eating contest, and a Blueberry Quest!
7/31/15 - 7/31/05 in MontpelierFancy Nancy Party
Place:Kellogg Hubbard Library
Contact Name:Rachel Senechal
Dress in your fanciest clothes for snacks and activities and readings of Fancy Nancy books!
7/31/15 - 7/31/05 in MontpelierHappy Birthday, Harry Potter!
Place:Kellogg Hubbard Library
Contact Name:Rachel Senechal
Make a wand, try butterbeer, become an Animagus, and much more. Celebrate The Boy Who Lived.
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On the hottest day of the year, there was plenty of space outside at this sexy little bar and restaurant. Perfect for cocktails after work! Especially as the first cocktail I had, the Ginger Stepson, was icily refreshing - definitely recommended. My second one was the Shiso and Lemongrass Martini - also nice but very alcohol-y - seemed to evaporate in my mouth!
Hot tip: happy hour is until 7...more
One of the best coffees that I have had in London. And fresh orange juice. Mad large roast lunches. Big delicious full english/veg breaky. Great staff. And really excellent cocktails. I can't think of anything else that you really need? The bathrooms are nice?
The menu is a cross between asian influence with a dash of english. Think burnt eggplant and coconut salad and old school really well...more
I think the menu has changed recently as not many of the items described below were available. The quality of the food is undeniable and presentation was brilliant. I would say that something was missing for me in 'kapow' flavour though, especially considering it's described as fusion.
The doughnuts we got for the table were my favourite, served with a thick chocolate sauce and berry coulis....more
I'm not sure what 100 Hoxton was before it is what it is now, but I hope they do better than their predecessor, since this spot is charming.
You can make a reservation here but it's probably not needed. This is a medium/largish restaurant with a bar in the middle, tables around the edges and lots of seating. The decor is basic - white walls with a little artwork hanging on them and funky...more
Came late in the evening (close to closing) for dessert. Staff and kitchen was nice to accommodate the 4 of us.
I'm giving it the 3 stars based on the desserts, so will update when I visit again for the food.
The Spiced Plum Clafoutis was a nice surprise. It was small light little bites. It wasn't heavy or didn't seem like it was dramatically induced with butter. It was tasty and nice....more


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Idyllic farmhouse in Asti
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Welcome to our restored Cascina situated in a small, quiet village at the entrance to Monferrato and the wine region!
This area is popular with hikers, cyclists, motorcyclists, wine fanatics and lovers of fine food, and those who enjoy the calmer side to Italian living.
Our 300 year old farmhouse was restored 10 years ago, and it offers private and spacious accommodation for 6 people, and is elegantly and tastefully decorated. with wonderful, undisturbed views over the surrounding countryside.
We have an outside, covered terrace for al-fresco dining and a large private courtyard, ideal for parking.
There are 3 floors in total, 2 finished to a high standard. Our third floor is not-in-use as yet.
We have a fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, espresso maker and large dining table to sit 10. We have 3 bedrooms with balconies, 2 bathrooms, a wine cantina, 2 living-rooms with access to dvd-players, hi-fi, playstation 2, and projector. Plus a variety of english books, children's toys, dvd's and music CD's. We also have 3 wood burning fires.
Internet access is available throughout the house.
We have a large garden with fruit trees; cherry, plum, fig...which we are happy to share with you!
Keys can be picked up and dropped off at our local agriturismo, La Cascina da Nonu Celestin, across the field from us.
Unfortunately we won't be there to greet you in person as we live in Switzerland, however we are contactable by telephone, email, whatsapp or sms 24/7 to help with any questions or queries you may have. Its always a pleasure to hear from our guests and how they are getting on!
A car is essential here, as our local shop is a 5 minute drive away.
Bigger supermarkets can be found close-by in Murisengo and Cocconato, where you can also find a range of fine delis, bakeries and butchers.
There are two fantastic restaurants in short walking distance, 'Nonu Del Celestin' and 'Quattro Colonne' which specialise in home-cooked Piemonte dishes.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Liguria 130 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Turin 45 km, Nearest railway: Chivasso 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Swing set
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Piedmont region
Throughout the year there are many festivals in our area.
From September there are wine festivals, the most famous being the Douja D'Or in Asti, and local to us in Cocconato. We are close to other major wine towns such as Barolo, Barbaresco, Gavi and Dogliano for its Dolcetto.
We can organise wine tasting for you at some of our local cantinas.
October is the month for the truffle festivals in nearby Montiglio, Murisengo and Montechiaro. Throughout the summer every village has their own festa where you can eat, drink, dance and mix with the locals.
In April there is usually a music festival 'Castello di Musica" in Montiglio, that welcomes musicians from around the world.
There is a public swimming pool, 10mins drive away in Montiglio, Lago di Codana.
Horseriding is at La Ciocca, Tonco, 20 mins by car.
Turin and Milan are lovely day trips.
Lake Maggiore is only 1.5hours away by car.
We live in the heart of Piemonte bordering on 3 provinces Torino, Asti and Casale Monferrato. The area is completely unspoilt and is the rustic Italy that you can only dream about, what with the wonderful views, the friendliness of the people and the overall charm that is unique to this area.
It's a gastronomic gem, surrounded by restaurants and agriturismos specialising in Piemonte specialities. Hordes of cars drive from Turin on a Sunday to eat at our local restaurants and also the local agriturismo, Celestin del Nonno, where you can enjoy a 10 course meal consisting of cured meats, cheeses, homemade pastas, meat courses farmed by them, and their home made wine at an incredible low price!
Every day there are markets in the surrounding villages where you can buy local produce, fish, etc.
For cyclists and walkers, we are surrounded by rolling hills, picturesque villages with pitstops where you can enjoy an aperitivo!
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12 Sep 2014
"Die perfekte Unterkunft im Piemont"
Wir durften ein paar schöne und unvergessliche Tage im Haus von Nick und Michelle verbringen. Das Haus bietet alles, was das Herz begehrt. Viel Platz, schöne Zimmer, mehrere Bäder, einen gemütlichen, gedeckten Sitzplatz, Spielsachen für die Kinder und noch vieles mehr. Man fühlt sich dort sofort zu Hause. Dank den hilfreichen Tipps von Nick konnten wir uns in der näheren Umgebung kulinarisch verwöhnen lassen, Wein degustieren und diverse schöne Orte kennenlernen. Das Piemont ist wunderschön und Nicks und Michelles Haus die optimale Unterkunft – wir kommen auf jeden Fall wieder. Danke für alles!
Thankyou for your kind words. We really like to help our visitors enjoy all the things we love about the area. I hope you can make it back someday... Google translate:) : Vielen Dank für Ihre freundlichen Worte. Wir mögen es, unsere Besucher genießen alles, was wir über die Region lieben. Ich hoffe, Sie können sie eines Tages wieder treffen
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