Middlebury Chapel

New time for J-term!  A half-hour midweek gathering for sharing poetry and literature, music and silence. Led by Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life Mark R. Orten.

Join us to hear some wonderful tunes. Bring your friends and family to enjoy a celebration of vocal music.

All the Middlebury a Capella groups would like to welcome new Febs to campus and invite them to our annual February Jambo! It will take place on Sunday, February 10th at 9pm.
Whether you’re new to Midd or returning from break, come and listen to each group before the start of the semester. We’re excited to see those who are thinking about auditioning for groups this Spring or just looking to hear to some music before classes begin!

All the Middlebury a Capella groups would like to welcome new Febs to campus and invite them to our annual February Jambo! It will take place on Sunday, February 10th at 9pm.
Whether you’re new to Midd or returning from break, come and listen to each group before the start of the semester. We’re excited to see those who are thinking about auditioning for groups this Spring or just looking to hear to some music before classes begin!

The end of semester concert of Ensemble 246 (A Cappella Ensemble Performance MUSC 0246) includes music from global traditions and North American musical styles. Port-a-beul (“mouth music”), Spiritual, Estonian art music, Georgian folk, Nigerian traditional, Medieval and Renaissance polyphony, and Barbershop are among the musical styles in the repertoire.

Emory Fanning, Professor Emeritus of Music, in concert on the Gress-Miles organ.

In this 70th year of the existence of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Middlebury College and the Burlington Chapter of the Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom are partnering to bring Professor Blanche Wiesen Cook to campus to lecture on the role that Eleanor Roosevelt, former First Lady and global activist, played in the creation of this important UN declaration.  Cook is an award-winning biographer of Roosevelt; her lecture will provide details about Roosevelt’s life and humanitarian work after her time in the White House and will also consider the broader mea