Arts + Culture
New Middlebury Play Aims to Save the World From Nuclear War
‘Treaty: A Play About How to Not Blow Up the Planet’ is equal parts theater, documentary storytelling and audience dialogue featuring real disarmament negotiators.
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Invest in Your Neighbors’ Future With the Vermont Community Loan Fund
Impact investors are putting their money toward supporting affordable housing, child care and local businesses. It’s easier than you might think.
Book Review: ‘You Are Now Old Enough to Hear This,’ Aaron Starmer
The Vermont author’s new middle-grade novel is a twisty puzzle with a creepy atmosphere and themes that should resonate with readers of any age.
Q&A: Meet the Family Behind the Loaves of O Bread Bakery
Chuck Conway and Carla Kevorkian founded O Bread at Shelburne Farms almost 50 years ago. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Jennifer McCandless Presents a Bevy of Animals at Soapbox Arts
The Burlington sculptor’s ceramic creatures include monsters, aliens, politicians and middle-aged women: All are weird, funny and demand a close look.
Stuck in Vermont: Meet the Family Behind O Bread Bakery at Shelburne Farms
Episode 763: Chuck Conway and Carla Kevorkian founded O Bread almost 50 years ago. Their son Gregory hopes to eventually take over the business.
Visual Art
Skin Deep: Tattoos and Graffiti Shine at a Show in Barre
Studio Place Arts presents works inspired by tattoos and graffiti but made in other mediums, including collage, embroidery and photography.
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Music + Nightlife
Getting Bach to Bluegrass: A Q&A With Chris Thile
The mandolin virtuoso takes on the works of Johann Sebastian Bach in an upcoming performance at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
Movies + TV
Family Values Don’t Stand a Chance in ‘Anniversary’ and ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’
A timely dystopian drama and a horror comedy sequel both cast the rituals of privileged clans in new and sinister lights.
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Life Story: Robert Fuller Was ‘the Godfather of Chef-Restaurant Owners’
The energetic chef-restaurateur grew Chittenden County landmarks Leunig’s Bistro and Pauline’s Café, hatched Bristol’s Bobcat Café, and mentored many.
A Hater’s Guide to the ‘Small Plates’ Trend in Restaurants
If societies get the restaurants they deserve, what do small plates say about Vermont? And can we please stop pretending Montréal’s Mon Lapin is so good?
Contest: Slip Away to Montréal This Spring
Luxury and relaxation await one lucky reader. Don’t miss your chance to win a quick trip north — on us!
Vermonter Kevin Chap Launches ‘Wild Foods,’ a New PBS Series
The Stockbridge native’s new television show blends documentary-style storytelling with environmental stewardship, adventure travel and foodie culture.
Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do Events in and Around Vermont, March 18-25
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the inaugural Taste the ONE restaurant week across Burlington’s Old North End.
Vermont Entertainer Tim Kavanagh Dies From Cancer
In the decade after he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, the comedian and TV host became a public anti-cancer advocate.
Video: Vermont Stage Presents ‘The Half-Life of Marie Curie’
See Vermont Stage’s ‘The Half-Life of Marie Curie,’ running March 19 through April 5 at Main Street Landing in Burlington. (Paid Post)
2025 Vermont Book Awards Finalists Announced
A mix of debut and acclaimed authors are finalists in four categories. Winners will be announced on May 2.
Green Mountain Film Festival Celebrates a Quarter Century
The fest presents film screenings and parties from March 12 to 15 in downtown Montpelier, including local premieres and Oscar nominees.
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