May 09 Saturday
Spend an hour, a day, or the entire weekend to help us get ready for our next summer of camping. Your time and energy help grow and maintain the vision and legacy of Brian J. Stephens, who started this rescue effort!
Camp with us, enjoy the campfire at night with old and new friends, and hang out with the farm animal rescues.
We have a number of projects that we need help with in addition to the annual spring clean-up around the grounds.
We will be building two new campsites (camping is a big income generator for the rescue). Plus there is painting of the greenhouse and the tent decks that volunteers built last year.
There are donkey hooves to trim, wood debris to be gathered, poop to shovel, and more!
No experience is necessary.
Pack your tent & sleeping bag so you can spend the weekend and commune with the critters! Boots and gloves are recommended (it can be muddy and poopy).
Plus, the 8,000 daffodils (all planted by volunteers just like you!) should be in bloom this weekend!
The iconic work gets new wings in a mystical and technologically transformed experience uniting dance and orchestra.
Filippo Ciabatti, DSO directorJohn Heginbotham, DDE director
Famous for its rich rhythms, Russian folkloric melodies and dissonant strains, Stravinsky's 1910 work for the Ballet Russes broke boundaries. Now, two Hop Ensembles collaborate to reimagine the tale of rebirth as a pair of simulcast performances. The Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra will perform the entire "Firebird" in Spaulding Auditorium, enriched by a live projection of choreography by the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble. At the same moment (and on the other side of the Hop) audiences will be immersed in the reworked dance, accompanied in real-time by the dynamic orchestral score.
May 10 Sunday
May 12 Tuesday
The choral singers round out the year with an uplifting performance.
Filippo Ciabatti, director
May 13 Wednesday
WONDER! A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRETby TALENE MONAHONdirected by AILEEN WEN MCGRODDYadapted from The Wonder: A Woman Keeps a Secret by SUSANNA CENTLIVRE (1714)MAY 13 - 31, 2026
A family vacation on the high seas goes awry when a famous painting is discovered missing and the culprit is suspected to be one of the passengers aboard the Aqua Royale: Paris to Portugal. Loosely adapted from Susanna Centlivre’s 1714 farce of the same name, Wonder! A Woman Keeps a Secret follows a colorful cast including a pair of jealous lovers, an iceberg-phobic captain, a frustrated musical revue performer, a scheming mother-in-law, and an enterprising toilet maid as they try to make it to Lisbon with a boat-load of secrets. Set sail for a side-splitting, laugh-’til-you cry adventure!
Regular Tickets: $37-$80Student / Youth (Under 25): $28Pay-What-You-Can Preview (May. 13): $10+
May 14 Thursday
May 15 Friday
WONDER! A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET: Conversation with the Creatives
Friday, May 15Following the 7:30 PM Preview Performance
Join us after the show for a conversation with the creatives on the development process for the world premiere of Wonder! A Woman Keeps a Secret! Don’t miss out on a fun and exciting peek into the alchemy of how we bring new works from page to stage here at Northern Stage.
Admission is Free to the Public.
May 16 Saturday
The Coast's graduating seniors grab the reins.
Taylor Ho Bynum, director
May 20 Wednesday
May 21 Thursday
May 22 Friday
May 23 Saturday
Sing, dance and clap along!
Regional Emmy award winners and stars of the Vermont PBS take to the stage in this fun family concert. Chris Dorman (Mister Chris) and his collaborators share classic and original kids' songs.
Check out episodes from Seasons 1 and 2 of "Mister Chris and Friends" on Vermont PBS or YouTube.
This program is a great fit for ages 3-8 and families and is free and unticketed.
The program features works by long-time collaborators and composers Juan Pablo Contreras and Nubia Jaime Donjuan.
Brian Messier, director
Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring Danzón No. 3 "The Lone Pine" by Donjuan and a new piece by Latin Grammy-nominated Contreras—both commissioned by the Hop and performed for the very first time.
Part of the Mexican Repertoire Initiative—a Hop initiative to create, support and expand the reach of new repertoire by Mexican composer.
Artists Talkback Saturday, May 23rd following the 7:30pm performance
Join us after the 7:30 PM show for a conversation with Wonder! company.Admission is Free to the Public.
Tickets to the performance are NOT included or required for the event.
May 27 Wednesday