From the grandest stages in the land to the smallest — including a tiny new one — the 2026-27 performing arts season is loaded with promise.
From performing arts to whoopie pie festivals, the Seven Days community events calendar is the best place to find out what’s going on in Vermont.
The ascendant Vermont-born comedian will tape her first one-hour special at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury next month.
The orchestra’s Flynn program features “Summerland,” a new work based on the story of two women who lived openly as a couple in 19th-century Weybridge.
Shelburne Players give the first full staging to a comic musical about Werechickens that two Vermont rockers hatched during lockdown.
The South Burlington community theater is teaming up with other nonprofits to give tickets for its hit musicals to people who may not be able to afford them.
As seasoned leaders step down, a slate of fresh faces appears headed to Montpelier. Can they deliver for a troubled Queen City?
Citing the education transformation under way, Vermont’s secretary of education told school boards that they can only hire temporary leaders.
Hey June stationery shop and letterpress studio facilitates an old-fashioned letter-writing exchange with people around the world.
From performing arts to whoopie pie festivals, the Seven Days community events calendar is the best place to find out what’s going on in Vermont.
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The ascendant Vermont-born comedian will tape her first one-hour special at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury next month.
The orchestra’s Flynn program features “Summerland,” a new work based on the story of two women who lived openly as a couple in 19th-century Weybridge.
Shelburne Players give the first full staging to a comic musical about Werechickens that two Vermont rockers hatched during lockdown.
The South Burlington community theater is teaming up with other nonprofits to give tickets for its hit musicals to people who may not be able to afford them.
The multimedia artist and composer’s installation at Vermont State University-Johnson combines sound and sculpture to tell a personal story.
Studio Place Arts presents a series of delicate watercolors by the recent artist-in-residence, who is making a book to help kids learn about woodshop tools
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Graham Nash at Spruce Peak Arts in Stowe.
More than just good for a hotel, the new restaurant from Westport Hospitality executive chef Doug Paine is inspired by the lake — and serving great food near it.
The new documentary follows a scrappy U.S. cheesemonger team aiming to be world champions. Spencer chatted ahead of a Burlington Vermont Cheese Week screening.
In Winooski, Misery is serving small plates and drinks with longer hours. River Run breakfast returns to Plainfield. Chico’s Tacos & Bar shuts in Montpelier.
Burlington chamber-folk duo Laura Heaberlin and Taylor Smith turn serious about mortality on a sprawling double album called “Sweet Animal.”
In this week’s music news: Grace Potter’s waterfront festival is back. Plus, there’s a new jazz fest in Middlebury, and Rico James drops a hip-hop video game.
After 14 years of gigging around Vermont, the Hyde Park rock-reggae act has dropped its first studio album and proven itself a tight, harmony-driven machine.
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock reprise their roles as sister witches in Susanne Bier’s legacy sequel to the 1998 cult hit.
In addition to ‘The Uprising’ 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 a wise decision not to enter into a 30-year mortgage with a relatively new romantic partner — but how do you break it to them? Here’s some advice.
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