Va-et-vient

The Société pour la Protection de Danse Traditionelle Québecoise (SPDTQ) will hold their annual Traditional Dance weekend in the Estrie region of Québec from March 3 - 5, 2017.  Va-et-vient will perform during the "5 à 7" portion Saturday afternoon.  Venez dansez !

The Alliance Française of Vermont will be raising the Flag of International French-speaking Nations, the drapeau de la francophonie internationale, followed by a VIP reception on Monday, March 20, 2017 in front of Burlington's City Hall.  Va-et-vient will give a concert inside at 4:00 PM, in Contois Auditorium, prior to the raising of the flag!

Va-et-vient will perform at the favorite Irish pub, known for its rollicking traditional music (both Québecois and Irish) and frequented by top local musicians.  Come north to take part in the lively scene! Accessible through Saint-Jean Gate, inside the fortifications of Old Québec City.

Diners at Burlington's Skinny Pancake with have more than crêpes to stimulate their appetites, as Va-et-vient serenades them for the dinner hour!

Va-et-vient is excited to continue their participation in another wonderful celebration of French heritage in Vermont, coming to downtown Winooski for the third year in a row.  Hundreds came last year, spending the day strolling the greenspace at Winooski Falls Way, and finding music, art, crafts, history, food, and language, all of which celebrate the French roots of our region.

Suzanne, Lausanne, and Carol look forward to their return to Camp Timberlock, where they will serenade campers after a lovely outdoor dinner at this spectacular camp.  Last year, they continued post-concert with a singalong by the campfire--so much fun!

Le trio Va-et-vient retourne à l'école d'été pour tout francophile à Middlebury College.  Avec leur répertoire de musique traditionnelle française, québecoise, cajun, et créole, les musiciennes vous invitent à explorer les cultures francophones.  Venez chanter avec nous – vous seriez tous les bienvenus !

"Sweet Evening" in honor of Chet Briggs, sponsored by Delicate Decadence Cake Boutique. TICKETS:  Adults:  $15 at the door, $10 in advance.  Children under 12:  $6 The Old Labor Hall will host its fifth annual celebration of Barre's French heritage, with music by Vermont's own Franco band Va-et-vient,  as part of the Barre Heritage Festival.  This year's event is presented by Tim Boltin and his staff at Delicate Decadence, with desserts that melt in your mouth.  La soirée sucrée is presented in memory of the late Chet Briggs, long-time president of the Barre Historical Society.  Proceeds benefit the Barre Historical Read More