Find out what’s great about our state! Thousands of locals chose everything from farmers markets to festivals, brewpubs to bike shops. Meet their worthy winners.
An August 11 vote on changing the district’s articles of agreement is the latest chapter in an uneasy partnership among five central Vermont towns.
Democratic councilors say Burlington’s downtown is not the place for programs that offer free syringes, reigniting debate about the approach to public safety.
Each week, Paige Hurley creates a one-page piece of art that represents acts of kindness, compassion or whimsy that she or others witness.
Inspired by the readers’ picks in our Seven Daysies best-of-Vermont contest, publisher Paula Routly headed to St. Albans to experience its winners and finalists.
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Tommie Zito wants to launch a Christian university on the grounds of Green Mountain College. His history, which includes a bankrupt ministry, suggests he has his work cut out for him.
Episode 773: The descendants of Chase Purinton have gathered every year since 1876, and about 80 people attended the July 18 reunion.
The newly relocated and expanded center in Essex hosts classes for all ages and a team whose members have appeared on “American Ninja Warrior.”
Vermont viewers will interpret for themselves the dancers’ abstract and partly improvised movements and gestures among the trees in Washington and Bradford.
The Phoenix gallery presents the artist’s first solo show, which features large, luscious abstract paintings that stem from her time in New Zealand.
A retrospective at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery in Montpelier presents paintings from Broner’s “At Work” series and craggy coastal landscapes.
The nonprofit plans to open a 40-seat theater next month at 118 Main Street in Burlington in a basement space formerly owned by the Drink bar on St. Paul Street.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the annual Strawberry Jam music festival at Strawberry Hill Farm in Stowe.
The Montpelier author’s second novel is among 13 books nominated for the distinguished British literary award. She celebrated with oysters and rosé on her family’s porch.
The Center for Fiction honor places the Weybridge writer in the ranks of Haruki Murakami, Patrick Chamoiseau, Salman Rushdie and Toni Morrison.
Longtime owner David Melincoff and his team reopened the downtown landmark in April after a four-year absence. The menu balances nostalgia with fresh takes.
At a free event in Guilford, a multigenerational group of cooks transformed crowdsourced, mostly local ingredients into a meal with a side of connection.
The 2024 James Beard Award semifinalist will be executive chef at Ci Siamo Boston. Dan Schloemer will take his place as chef at the South End neighborhood spot.
Owner and artist Michael Chase hopes his dual-purpose biz in the narrow former Cosmic Grind spot will help “bring the hyperlocal back” to the Marketplace.
Inspired by the Seven Daysies, our music editor invented his own honors for the Farnsworthiest music on the Vermont scene.
The Burlington songwriter’s latest is a sonically gorgeous collection that reflects a mature artist reckoning with objectification, anxiety and self-doubt.
While the EP comprises just three hilarious, punk-infused songs, it solidifies the Windsor group’s status as Vermont’s best — and maybe only — ska band.
The latest release from the seminal Burlington rapper and producer — a collection of ’90s-era boom-bap bangers — picks up where his 2025 solo debut left off.
Our critic watched an acclaimed horror-comedy series, a frenetic thriller-comedy show and a possible cult sci-fi film in the making.
In addition to ‘Backrooms’ 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.
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Research shows that many women don’t reach climax through penetration alone. Here are tips for taking the pressure off and experimenting together.
Longtime nurse at UVM Medical Center co-owned the Moorings marina on Malletts Bay for 43 years
Lifelong Burlington resident leaves a legacy of love, family devotion and deep community roots
Trademark response of adventurer, artist and bicycle tour leader was “How hard can it be?”
Gathering celebrates accomplished pianist and devoted teacher who received the Walter Cerf Medal for her contribution to Vermont’s music community
Life of “utterly indomitable” pianist and teacher was shaped by her passion for reading
“Whirling, swirling force” lived to right wrongs and was a tireless advocate for social justice, gender equality and the voiceless
Accomplished professional in the jewelry industry lived a happy life defined by kindness, generosity and an unwavering love for his family
Historian, writer, legislator, mother, grandmother, neighbor, friend. Twenty years gone. Her indomitable spirit and zest for life live on. “Never lose your sense of wonder.”
Devoted wife, mother and physician practiced with compassion and empathy and went through life with a smile
Teacher, dancer, organic gardener and Deadhead for more than 44 years found beauty in her lifetime
Memorial service celebrates teacher, counselor, therapist and activist
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