Vermont's Independent Voice
Browse News
Browse Arts + Life
Browse Food + Drink
Browse Cannabis
Browse Music
Browse Movies
Browse Events
Browse Classifieds
Browse Personals
Carolyn Fox
Carolyn Fox was the Seven Days calendar editor from 2009-2012. From 2012-2013, she was the managing editor of Kids VT. She currently works as Special Publications Manager for Seven Days.
Find Stories by Carolyn Fox
Browse by:
Trending
Recent Articles
-
-
Home + Design
Attorney Brian Stark Makes Real Estate Transactions Happen
Brian Stark could tell you a lot of horror stories. Not the spooky ghost tales you'd relish around a campfire over s'mores, but the…
-
-
Local Guides
Landscape Photographer Conor Lahiff Captures Vermont's Surreal Side
Burlington City Arts curates exhibits in three areas of the airport: the Skyway, the area above the escalator and the walls facing security for Gates 1 through 8. Whether you've arrived early for a flight or are waiting to pick up passengers, do take the time to look around!
-
-
Local Guides
Summer in Vermont Brings Festivals, Farms and Food Trucks
For 36 years, the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival has been on a mission "to broaden awareness and appreciation of jazz through quality live performances." That mission is accomplished by transforming the city into a stage for world-class players every June. The 10-day party takes place at the historic Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, under a waterfront tent and all across town.
-
-
Food + Drink
Restaurant Spotlight: Sweet Simone’s, Richmond
During wedding season, Lisa Curtis might bake as many as 100 ornate layer cakes, conjuring rustic-chic birch bark or gilded art-deco glamour from frosting…
-
-
Food + Drink
Snack Bar Spotlight: Village Creeme Stand, Bristol
A hot summer day in Bristol screams for two things: a brisk dip in the tumbling waters of Bartlett Falls, followed by ice cream…
-
-
Food + Drink
Restaurant Spotlight: Von Trapp Brewing Bierhall Restaurant, Stowe
At Trapp Family Lodge, the hills are alive with ... heritage. As anyone who's watched The Sound of Music knows, the singing von Trapp…
-
-
Local Guides
Slalom, Cycle and Sprint Through Vermont This Spring
What's better than a late-season bluebird day of skiing? A late-season bluebird day of skiing with maple syrup. Since 1939, the Mt. Mansfield Ski Club has hosted the Stowe Sugar Slalom. Now one of America's most recognized alpine races, the two-day event coincides with the tapping of the state's maple trees — a sweet tradition. More than 1,000 racers and upwards of 600 spectators have turned out in years past to hit the slopes in festive attire inspired by the season. Relax afterward at a hillside barbecue with live music. A local delicacy will be served: maple syrup on snow, paired with a pickle!
-
-
Local Guides
Kelly O'Neal's Painterly Photographs Celebrate Lake Champlain
→ Version française Burlington City Arts curates exhibits in three areas of the airport: the Skyway, the area above the escalator and the walls…
Recent Comments
-
Forestgimp: Good luck defending act 46 Ms Holcomb,
Youre going to need it.Re: Former Ed Secretary Rebecca Holcombe to Run for Governor of Vermont
-
Juan S: These DJs talk about reading the room and most of them are playing the same 40 songs every…
Re: Hey, Burlington DJs: Do You Take Requests?
-
Charlie Messing: Hi there Dr. Assumptions,
You are quite correct - the text and numbers were tiny and gray, and…Re: Judge Allows Construction, Tree Removal to Proceed at Burlington's City Hall Park
-
Steve Goodkind: Amen, Tiki.
Re: CityPlace Architect Says Mall Project Will Be Redesigned
-
Tiki Archambeau: "$17 million in taxpayer money was willfully and improperly channeled from city coffers to a failing telecom."
…Re: CityPlace Architect Says Mall Project Will Be Redesigned
- More »
find, follow, fan us: