Arts + Culture
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.
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Press Forward Vermont Advances Effort to Strengthen Local News
A national philanthropic effort launched locally as Press Forward Vermont and led by the Vermont Community Foundation aims to strengthen newsroom sustainability.
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.
Book Review: ‘Sidework,’ Sasha Hom
In her debut novella, the Vermonter captures the endless grind of work and life through the eyes of a Korean American waitress during a single restaurant shift.
Classical Music ‘Power Couple’ to Lead Capital City Concerts
Series founder Karen Kevra is stepping down after 26 years. Vermont natives Jillian Reed and Tyler Emerson will succeed her as co-musical directors.
Q&A: Photographer Adam Silverman Captures Vermont at Its Best
Silverman has more than 42,000 online followers for his photos of the state’s epic landscapes. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Visual Art
Pretty Polarized: Winter Is Worth Seeing in ‘Zero Celsius’
The Waitsfield gallery presents a short film about Greenland, a video installation visualizing mountains and photos of diversity on the ski slopes.
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Music + Nightlife
‘Live From Laurel Canyon’ Tells the History of Folk Rock
Singer-songwriter Brian Chartrand takes audiences back in time with a musical history lesson on the influential 1960 and ’70s Los Angeles folk-rock scene.
Movies + TV
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s ‘The Bride!’ Offers a Chaotic New Twist on the Frankenstein Mythos
Jessie Buckley plays both undead Mary Shelley and the gun moll her spirit possesses in a riot grrl take on the 1935 Bride of Frankenstein.
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New Government Programs Help Parents Save for Kids’ Future
The federal Trump Account and Vermont’s Baby Bonds help parents create nest eggs for their children while instilling the habit of saving and investing.
Save the Dates: Spring Fun for the Whole Family
Explore these seven family-friendly events in Vermont this season, including the Owl Festival at VINS.
Stephen R. Bissette Named Vermont Cartoonist Laureate
The Windsor artist who cocreated ‘The Saga of the Swamp Thing’ receives his official appointment at the Statehouse next month.
Stuck in Vermont: Adam Silverman Photographs Vermont’s Scenic Beauty and Gains Fans Online
Episode 762: Silverman shares his images of moonrises, sunsets and foliage online. He has amassed more than 42,000 followers and sells an annual calendar.
All the Rivers Raises the Voices of Vermont Immigrants
Featuring 20 musicians from 10 countries, the Burlington band led by Avi Salloway aims to foster cultural understanding during a fraught time for immigrants.
Lauren Gunderson Plays in Burlington and Middlebury Showcase Women’s Stories
Vermont Stage and Middlebury Acting Company share female-focused stories by the popular playwright this month, spotlighting Marie Curie and the women of ‘Hamlet.’
An Audio Show in Middlebury Offers an Immersive Sonic Voyage
“The World According to Sound: Ways of Knowing” asks audiences to sit in complete darkness for 80 minutes and lose themselves in rare and unusual sounds.
Pittsfield’s Spencer Wood to Ski in His Third Paralympics
On skis at age 2, racing at 5, the Vermont native didn’t know he was physically disabled until he was 10. Now the Killington Mountain School grad is aiming for gold.
Singles Party: Tired of Hibernating? Meet Someone New IRL.
Join us on Wednesday, March 25 at Specs in Winooski
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