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Dan Bolles
Dan Bolles is Seven Days' assistant arts editor and also edits What's Good, the annual city guide to Burlington. He has received numerous state, regional and national awards for his coverage of the arts, music, sports and culture. He loves dogs, dark beer and the Boston Red Sox.
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Arts + Life
Vermont Jazz Center Awarded CLIR Grant to Preserve Attila Zoller Archives
Earlier this month, the Vermont Jazz Center in Brattleboro was granted nearly $41,000 from the Virginia-based Council on Library and Information Resources to preserve a special…
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Arts + Life
From Little League to the Lake Monsters, Vermont Baseball Faces an Uncertain Season
In his 1982 novel Shoeless Joe, W.P. Kinsella wrote, "America has been erased like a blackboard, only to be rebuilt and erased again. But…
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Arts + Life
Who's Leaving Inspirational Painted Rocks Around South Burlington and the South End?
Like most Vermonters abiding by the rules of self-isolation and quarantine, I've been talking a lot of walks. Once a day or more, my…
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Arts + Life
UVM Professor Emily Bernard Named a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow
Pandemic aside, Emily Bernard is having a pretty good year. The University of Vermont English professor is fresh off winning the Christopher Isherwood Prize for…
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Arts + Life
Quarantine Book Club: Reading Recommendations From the Flying Pig Bookstore
As Vermonters remain hunkered down during the coronavirus pandemic, finding ways to stave off boredom is more important than ever. But what to do…
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Arts + Life
Rachel Bissex White Light Fund Launches $1,000 Mother's Day Songwriting Giveaway
In most years, the Rachel Bissex White Light Fund teams up with Advance Music and 104.7 FM the Point to provide the cash prize…
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Music
Let's Talk About Eric George's Harry Potter Record, 'Lily Died for Love'
Last month, Eric George, the prolific Burlington songwriter and erstwhile host of Radio Bean's Honky Tonk Tuesday, released Lily Died for Love, a 10-song…
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Arts + Life
Green Mountain Quaranzine: Seven Days' First (and We Hope Last) Pandemic Literary Journal
There's this guy I follow on Twitter. I'm not sure when or why I followed him or even who he is, really. I gather…
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