After 40 years, thousands of movies and a near-death experience, VTIFF has become the leading force of film in Burlington, stepping up since the Roxy’s closure.
Before he presents ‘Female Trouble’ at the fest, the campy cult filmmaker opened up about shock value, unreleasable movies and how to be transgressive.
With 54 feature films, 2025’s fest offers lots of choices: Oscar hopefuls, ripped-from-the-headlines documentaries, outrageous campfests and local productions.
Vermont Comforts of Home is popular in Burlington’s Bhutanese-Nepali community. The program pays caregivers a stipend to provide nursing home-level support.
The LGBTQ advocacy and support organization in Burlington gave little notice that it was financially stressed. Where the center goes from here is unclear.
Special-education experts and administrators largely agree that a 2018 law set sound policy. But its implementation has been uneven, and some worry that bigger reform efforts will get in its way.
Parting, ponytails and French braids were just some of the subjects covered in the class sponsored by local nonprofit Dad Guild.
Just before the Vermont International Film Festival kicks off, Seven Days publisher Paula Routly recalls a memorable movie night in Uganda.
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The Schenks grew the Waitsfield pizza company to national scale, then refocused on the local hearth and heart of the business. Their son now takes the baton.
Castel Edwards serves jerk chicken, oxtail and curry goat at his new takeout spot attached to a bottle redemption center. It’s gaining quite a following.
The coworking space and social club hosts Two Sons Bakehouse pastries and coffee twice a week next door, with a bar planned soon.
The Burlington cidery has relaunched its restaurant in a new location on Flynn Ave., while a small-plates spot in Randolph has announced the end of its run.
Episode 752: BTV Clean Up Crew have been meeting at the top of Church Street every Thursday at 7:30 a.m. since May.
The artist presents a poignant show on the 10th anniversary of her brother’s suicide, investigating her grief in its different dimensions.
A haptic video installation sends viewers on the immersive journey of a package shipped through the U.S. postal system, complete with rumbles and thumps.
Following the release of her debut album and a documentary about her experience in ‘Hamilton,’ the Tony winner gears up for a truth-filled night of song.
The Green Mountain Book Festival showcases mostly local sci-fi authors, while the Brattleboro Literary Festival keys in on diversity and less mainstream writers.
Navigating mental illness isn’t a standard reason to sing and dance, but this empathetic musical comedy about a family doing just that yields remarkable moments.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including magician and comedian Justin Willman at Paramount Theatre in Rutland.
The Burlington indie-dance rockers blend all eras of the band for a Halloween celebration of their classic album. It’s far from a simple reunion show.
The Montpelier bar and live music venue decamps for Middlesex, UVM’s student station hits a big milestone, and Vermont Public adds a new folk music show.
The new releases from Vermont artists keep coming! We round up some of Vermont’s latest albums, from pop to hip-hop to experimental music.
Channing Tatum plays a sweet-tempered escaped felon who finds love while lying low in a Toys “R” Us in this comedy-drama from director Derek Cianfrance.
In addition to ‘Good Fortune,’ 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.
Gentle giant will be remembered for his devotion to helping young people
Stephen M. Milizia, 69, passed away peacefully at home on December 9, 2024. A service for family and friends will be held on Friday, October 24, at 11 a.m. at St. John Vianney Church on Hinesburg Road in South Burlington.
Renaissance man and U.S. Navy veteran was a dedicated physician who never turned away a patient
Colchester fire chief had a lifelong commitment to helping others and especially loved fostering and developing young firefighters
Marjorie K. Dickstein, 58, of Starksboro, passed away on Sunday, October 12, 2025, at McClure Miller Respite House in Colchester. Arrangements are in the care of Pruneau-Polli Funeral Home, 58 Summer Street in Barre.
In loving memory of Trudy McArdle
Real estate professional enjoyed traveling the world and exploring all 50 states
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