A visual arts writer aims to help readers understand what they’re looking at. Seven Days is lucky to have award-winning journalist Alice Dodge doing just that.
In Peruvian company Teatro La Plaza’s ‘Hamlet,’ coming to the Hopkins Center, eight actors use Shakespeare’s famous play to tell their own stories.
The Return of ‘Real Vermonters Don’t Milk Goats’ What does a 1983 humor book have to say about Vermont now? We explore this, plus a Vermonter’s HBO doc and the end of ‘Vermont Almanac.’
The latest documentary by Barnet filmmaker Bess O’Brien is her love letter to Vermont and the people who forge connections, build resilience and bring joy.
The National Book Award winner explores the strange history of how Saint Nicholas became Santa Claus, getting his bones stolen along the way.
Deborah Barkun, who will oversee the opening of the college’s Marna O. Davis Museum in 2029, talks about museums, liberal arts and the power of both.
At the University of Vermont art professor’s BCA Center pop-up exhibition, participants get queer coifs and engage in positive acts of failing to conform.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including two appearances by Canadian folk rocker Lynne Hanson.
Seasoned pros Tiffany Caldwell and Rachael Brown craft and serve an unfussy but carefully considered breakfast-through-dinner menu — plus wine and ice cream.
A 1,730.5-pound pumpkin was the largest at Sam Mazza’s on Saturday. But growers also brought a state-record sunflower and the heaviest tomatoes in the world.
The multipurpose kitchen and event space from the founders of Savouré soda and Nomadic Chef Catering was a community gathering place and small-biz incubator.
The Vermont writer’s latest novel, ‘Hear the Dead,’ is a supernatural mystery set in the New York City punk-rock scene of the early 1980s.
In Vermont music news: DJ Taka lands at Standing Stone Wines; Plattsburgh welcomes saxophonist Vanessa Collier; Moira Smiley collabs with the Rasa String Quartet.
The new Burlington trio mixes up a ferocious blend of post-punk ingredients on its promising debut record, which is remarkably fully formed.
In the eighth movie based on the Capcom video game franchise, the ‘Weapons’ director tells the story of a hapless Gen Z courier just trying to survive.
In addition to ‘Primetime’ 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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