Dulcimer Gallery 

Sharing Music in Our Community

The St. Johnsbury Athenaeum

In April 2025, in honor of Poetry Month, the Athenaeum Gallery Series hosted a Poetry and Music presentation, with poetry read by Reeve Lindbergh and music by Kingdom Mountain Dulcimers. 

To see this program, click the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfW-hNjLV2s&t=1962s

 

The St. Johnsbury Athenaeum in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, is a unique, historic institution that functions as both a public library and an art gallery.  https://www.stjathenaeum.org

 

Cobleigh Library in Lyndonville VT

The Kingdom Mountain Dulcimers Ensemble group meets twice a month at the Cobleigh Library.  We deeply appreciate the use of space and their ongoing enthusiasm and support for our music.  In December 2025, we thanked them by playing "Holiday Music" as a free community concert. 

The Cobleigh Library in Lyndonville, Vermont, is an inviting community center, which provides programs, services, books and materials, public space, and information to all residents in the Lyndon area.  https://cobleighlibrary.org

They also have a Bookmobile that "brings books and smiles everywhere it goes!"

https://cobleighlibrary.org/main/bookmobile/

Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital

Volunteer dulcimer players share peaceful music during the annual Memory Tree Ceremony at NVRH, the regional hospital in St. Johnsbury VT.  NVRH Mission: "Committed to improving the health and wellbeing of all."  NVRH Vision: "Providing exceptional care in an environment where our patients, community, and employees thrive."    https://nvrh.org/about-nvrh 

NVRH  has been a long time supporter of music in the hospital.  Music volunteers play music in hospital lobbies and also, with additional training, bedside music for inpatients.

For more information about being a music volunteer, contact Pat Forest, Director of Volunteer Services at NVRH.  p.forest@nvrh.org    (802)-748-7310       https://nvrh.org/volunteer/   

June 28, 2026 - Evening Lamplight Service at the Old North Church in North Danville VT,  "a historic 1832 building originally built as a union meeting house for four denominations. Deeded to the Danville VT Historical Society in 1964."

August 16, 2026 - "Ghost Walk" at the St. J. Mount Pleasant Cemetery,  sponsored by the St. Johnsbury History and Heritage Center

Dulcimer & Cello Music at the West Danville, VT  Meal Site

Holiday Music at the Burklyn Arts Craft Fair, Lyndonville, Vermont

https://www.burklyn-arts.org/craft-fairs.html