Pentangle Arts · Est. 1974 · Woodstock, Vermont
Live performance, film, education, and community programs. Places to watch, listen, learn, rehearse, and perform together in the Woodstock Town Hall Theatre, a building that has gathered this town since 1900.
Live Performance
Sun, Oct 25 · 7:00 PM
Comedian Roy Wood Jr. brings Strangers: Live to the Town Hall Theatre for an evening of comedy, conversation, and interviews with people from the community and strangers from the audience.
Film Festival
October 30 – November 1, 2026
Explore the Festival: Horror Film FestivalOn the calendar
See what’s coming up at the Town Hall Theatre.
Oct 5
Mon · 6:00 PM
Film
Humphrey Bogart stars as private detective Sam Spade, drawn into a maze of deception, murder, and double-crosses surrounding a mysterious and immensely valuable statuette. John Huston's noir landmark remains a defining detective film.
Tickets available
Event Detailsfor The Maltese Falcon
Oct 10
Sat · 8:00 PM
Live Performance
A benefit concert featuring the American Vinyl All-Star Band in support of Lucy Mackenzie Humane Society.
Oct 19
Mon · 6:00 PM
Film
In Cold War-era Maine, a young boy discovers a gigantic robot from outer space and forms an unlikely friendship with him while government agents close in. Brad Bird's animated classic is a tender story about friendship, fear, and choosing who you want to become.
Tickets available
Event Detailsfor The Iron GiantBeyond the marquee
Since 1974, Pentangle Arts has helped shape Woodstock’s cultural life, creating a place where artists, audiences, families, and neighbors can come together, experience something new, and feel connected to their community.
Community events that reach past the theatre doors, and ongoing groups; the Pentangle Community Choir and Community Band, where neighbors sing and play together.
Explore Traditions & Gatherings
First-run films, community movie nights, classics, documentaries, and special film festivals on the big screen at Town Hall Theatre.
What's screening
Built 1900
A working village hall with more than a century of life in its walls and wear in its aisles. Since opening in 1900, it has held an opera house, silent movies, basketball games, live performances, and generations of community life, and it is still a place where Woodstock gathers.
Support Pentangle
Donations pay for youth programs, accessible seating, and the unglamorous work of maintaining a 125-year-old building so the next generation inherits it in good shape.
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