Featuring 20 musicians from 10 countries, the Burlington band led by Avi Salloway aims to foster cultural understanding during a fraught time for immigrants.
Some students who had planned to come to Vermont could not get visas. Those who are here say they are treading carefully.
The company proposing the battery says it’s safe, but neighbors are raising concerns over the potential fire risks.
As a group of Burlington protesters decried the war on Iran on Saturday, Ali Jafari stood nearby holding a sign that said “Make Iran Great Again.” Here’s why.
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Instead of skiing her way through winter, publisher Paula Routly is sidelined by a torn meniscus — and getting a preview of what aging Vermonters experience.
An all-female cast and crew of Vermont-connected writers and standup comedians poke gentle fun at men, religion, clergy and women’s aging process.
Vermont Stage and Middlebury Acting Company share female-focused stories by the popular playwright this month, spotlighting Marie Curie and the women of ‘Hamlet.’
“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.
There’s a happy riot of color in the Brooklyn artist’s works, on view at 571 Projects in Stowe. What each abstraction means, however, is decided by the viewer.
A Montpelier exhibition of intensely saturated colored pencil drawings is inspired by gay imagery, Roman statuary and pop culture.
Current and former religious communities scattered across Québec offer fascinating reasons to visit: culinary experiences, historical tours and outdoor recreation.
Shane Corbett has opened a nostalgic, 1980s-style pizza joint off Susie Wilson Road where pies are classic and subs are named after Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Chef-owner Shannon Bates of Enna deli is bringing fresh seafood and high-end meats to the Capital City. The self-described “fish nerd” said she saw a need.
Dancer Michael Sakamoto on “time/life/beauty,” his collaboration with DJ Spooky that fuses hip-hop and butoh to honor the late Japanese musical innovator.
Soundscape artist Glenn Weyant hears helicopters; Green Mountain expats team up for a homecoming show; and Brattleboro metal band Ordh unleash a ferocious debut.
We pressed play on a trio of new releases from Vermont artists: soft rocker Robin Gottfried, folk newcomer Allie Bourgeois and the enigma that is WiseAcres.
An awkward young man follows a handsome biker into a BDSM subculture in director Harry Lighton’s award-winning debut.
In addition to Bride!, here’s what is playing in Northern and Central Vermont movie theaters this week. Listings include new movies, vintage films and a directory of open theaters.
It’s never too late to make amends, but sometimes contacting an old flame can open old wounds. Here’s advice for issuing a long-overdue apology.
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Burlington woman always remembered special occasions with cards and handwritten letters and loved cooking and caring for family and friends
Remembering a beloved husband and very best friend
Longtime IDX manager brought laughter to every gathering and touched countless lives through his generosity and compassion
Consultant, teacher, avid sports fan and self-confessed tinkerer was insatiably curious and founded an innovative guitar-making business
Shelburne resident had a long and distinguished career in municipal government and traveled the world
Social worker and wilderness adventurer spent his life fighting for social and environmental justice
A celebration of life for David A. Crawford will take place on Sunday, March 22, 2026, 2 to 4 p.m., at the Ridgewood Condominiums Clubhouse on Lexington Green in South Burlington, Vt. (Note: The prior obituary included the wrong day. The correct date for the celebration is Sunday, March 22.)
Physical fitness enthusiast earned many title and trophies for powerlifting
Busy community volunteer received her BA from the University of Vermont at age 74
Jordan’s memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 21, 2026, 2 p.m., at First Congregational Church, 38 S. Winooski Ave., Burlington, VT. If you would like to attend virtually, the service will be live streamed on the church’s YouTube channel (FirstChurch BTV) or use this URL: youtube.com/live/tG7p5DBUlsc.
Advocate for public housing residents contributed positively to the community, particularly at Decker Towers in Burlington
Essex Junction letter carrier retired after 32 years of service and loved nature and the outdoors
