PENTANGLE ARTS CENTER

Pentangle Arts Center operates out of the Woodstock Town Hall Theatre, a neoclassical proscenium theater with 390 seats, a raked floor, and notable natural acoustics, located at 31 The Green in Woodstock, Vermont. The theater sits on the historic village green and serves as the primary performing arts venue for the Upper Valley region.

Programming includes live music, theater productions, film screenings, community events, and the Vermont After Hours Series. Pentangle also presents cinema showings of first-run and independent films, documentary screenings in partnership with Sustainable Woodstock, and educational arts programming for youth. The organization emphasizes accessible, diverse arts experiences.

The Woodstock Town Hall was built in 1900 as the Woodstock Opera House. Pentangle Arts was founded in 1974 as a nonprofit dedicated to affordable arts programming. For its first years, the organization had no venue of its own. In the 1980s, Pentangle gained access to the Town Hall Theatre and undertook renovations to modernize the space. The theater has been at the heart of Woodstock's cultural life for over 50 years under Pentangle's stewardship.