Arts + Culture
Comedian Laurie Kilmartin on Death, the Oscars and Clavicular
In a chat before her Vermont Comedy Club shows in Burlington, the standup comic and longtime Conan O’Brien collaborator didn’t shy away from dark topics.
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Brattleboro Harmonia Enters Its Next Chapter at Spring Concert
Thirty years after founding what was then the Brattleboro Women’s Chorus, Becky Graber codirects her final concert with new director Anna Patton.
New England Family Theatre Festival Debuts in Middlebury
With nine days of music, theater, dance, magic, puppetry and circus arts, Town Hall Theater’s new event promises to entertain people of all ages.
Theater Review: Ionesco’s ‘Rhinoceros,’ Vermont Stage
In Eugene Ionesco’s Tony-winning 1959 classic, realism is chucked overboard to place humanity’s existential questions in a comic context.
Q&A: Citizen-Scientists Explore a Vernal Pool in Salisbury
A volunteer group looked at egg masses and learned about the Vermont Vernal Pool Atlas. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Visual Art
Michael Hambouz’s Kishka Show Encourages Discombobulation
The Brooklyn artist’s White River Junction exhibit, “Like Literally Figuratively,” inspires viewers to question what they’re looking at and how it was made.
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Music + Nightlife
Return of the King: Kyle Thomas — aka King Tuff — Is Back in Vermont
After 15 years chasing rock stardom in Los Angeles, the stoner-rock king comes home to begin the next stage of his career.
Movies + TV
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Feels Like a Poorly Fitting Dress Made From a Smart Pattern
The legacy sequel mixes frothy escapism with sobering meditations on the current media landscape, but the characters don’t gel.
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Pomykala Farm in Grand Isle Grows On Without Its Cofounder
From asparagus to winter squash, the 49-year-old farm is a mainstay for local chefs. The family embarks on the first season after losing its beloved matriarch.
2025 Vermont Book Award Winners Announced
Vermont authors Sasha Hom, Carlene Kucharczyk, Mima Tipper and Helen Whybrow won the the state’s highest literary prize on Saturday.
Stuck in Vermont: Vernal Pool Field Trip With Kevin Tolan and Jim Andrews in Salisbury
Episode 766: Volunteers learned how to identify amphibian egg masses and document their findings online with the Vermont Vernal Pool Monitoring Project.
New Short Film Features Bread and Puppet’s Peter Schumann
Shaftsbury filmmaker Robbie Leppzer postponed production of his feature-length documentary for this timely short. “An Artist Responds to War” premieres May 3.
Mathias Dubilier Writes a Love Letter to Lake Champlain in ‘This Way but Not Here’
The former Lake Champlain tour guide and owner of Whistling Man Schooner Company shares his stories in a new book from Onion River Press.
Offbeat Places Vermonters Love in Montréal
From hidden gardens to an F1 racetrack, in-the-know Vermonters share Montréal’s most thrillingly unexpected destinations.
Center for Cartoon Studies Tackles Mass Incarceration
‘Beyond Punishment,’ a new comic from Vermont’s Applied Cartooning Lab, examines the history of mass incarceration, from ancient times to our current crisis.
DIY: How to Gather and Create Foraged Home Décor
Want to make beautiful and practical items for your home — without dropping big bucks on supplies? Try gathering materials from nature.
Video: Vermont Stage Presents ‘Rhinoceros’
See Rhinoceros, running April 30 through May 17 at Main Street Landing in Burlington. In a town gripped by chaos, the herd is growing — and reason is on the run. When ordinary citizens begin turning into rhinoceroses, one man refuses to follow the crowd. Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist classic is a hilarious and piercing satire…
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