Potash Facilities

Potash Hill

SongFest 2024 is thrilled to hold SongFest on the beautiful campus of Potash Hill which is located in the southern Vermont town of Marlboro, between Brattleboro and Wilmington, off Route 9. The rest of the campus is primarily undeveloped forests. We are committed to preserving this land, which is home to wildlife and contains hiking and cross-country ski trails that are popular with our community and town residents.

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Visions of Potash Hill

Dormitories

SongFest participants will be housed in Happy Vallery and other dorms.

Well-appointed with abundant natural light and inviting common areas, the dorms offer the comforts of home in a beautiful rural setting.

The cost of compensating leading artists, housing and meals for you for three weeks, venue rental costs, access to classes, concerts, and more… and all this and being in a beautiful place

Tuition includes the following:

• Private Lessons
• Private Coaching
• Master Classes with World-Renowned Artists
• Diction and topic related classes
• Poetry class
• Public Performances
• Yoga and pilates
• Activities and Professional Performances

*Early Arrivals and Departures are possible for an additional charge.

You may choose:
Single occupancy for an all inclusive fee: $5900
Double occupancy: $5400
(Includes housing, 3 meals, linens and facility usage)

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Dining Facilities

Twenty-one Nights’ Accommodation in Campus Housing

Three Meals per day: Our kitchen is managed by the Brattleboro Food Co-op, which sources local ingredients whenever possible and offers customizable menus to accommodate dietary needs.

Vegan, vegetarian, gluten

Reich Hall Studio – Photo by Albert Vecerka

Facilities

The Jerome & Celia Bertin Reich Building

The Reich Building offers state-of-the-art facilities and views of rural Vermont from every angle. Elegant and refined in design, it features expansive, flexible workspaces and vibrant outdoor areas to gather, socialize and study.

Serkin Center for the Performing Arts

The Serkin Center is a wonderful home for the performing arts. Ragle Hall’s platform stage and gently raked seating is ideal for lectures, readings and music. There are also individual practice rooms and rehearsal space.