On April 26, 2000, the eyes of the world were on Montpelier. There, governor Howard Dean signed the civil unions bill with only his staff in attendance
Forget your perfect offering. There is a crack in everything, That’s how the light gets in – Leonard Cohen Gone so long ago, but never…
Longtime IBM employee and life member of the Essex Junction Fire Department loved working for the public works department in retirement
Z. Philip Ambrose died on February 11, 2025. His funeral mass will be celebrated on May 12, 2025, 11 a.m., at Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church,…
The money, along with an additional $50,000 matching grant, is all part of a Mellon Foundation program to support the nation’s humanities councils after federal cuts.
Educator and active community member appreciated the written word, the natural world and iconic folk musicians of the ’60s
Devoted husband, father and colleague set an example for how to live a meaningful and fulfilling life
Shelburne woman remembered for her sense of humor and her fierce competitiveness on the golf course
Multifaceted “idea guy” never turned down an opportunity to explore the world
The Winooski artist’s expressive mixed-media paintings and public art projects reflect her community activism. The award includes $5,000 and classes at BCA Studios.
Lawyer served his community, state and nation with dedicated enthusiasm
Active community member and master gardener hiked national parks for her 80th birthday and began painting when she was 91
In addition to The Legend of Ochi, 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.
A gothic horror film about the uncanny power of music cuts across genres, painting an immersive picture of sharecroppers and outlaws in 1932 Mississippi.
The Burlington resident and former Dopapod guitarist signs up for a run of shows with Rochester, N.Y., jam band the Niche.
Winooski’s beloved music fest says this year is its last. Plus, a Burlington brewery turns 9, and the Adamant Community Club hosts troubadour Bob Bovee.
In its first year of competition, the 12-member team took on and defeated kids from some of the most elite private high schools in the country.
Twenty-five years after the signing of Vermont’s civil unions law, Seven Days deputy publisher Cathy Resmer recounts how it affected her personally.
Vermont’s towns are on the hook for reassessing property, which has led to delays and inequities. Legislation to regionalize the approach is pending.
Free Parking We always appreciate Seven Days’ thoughtful coverage of impactful community issues. That continues with the recent article by Courtney Lamdin about Main Street…
With DJs, deals and a dancing Easter gorilla, the Burlington dispensary’s 4/20 party was a hit — even a day early.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): You can’t see or hold the wind, though you can feel its force and observe its effects. It scatters some seeds…
On her latest album, the Burlington expat looks back on the past 10 years of her life while also fixating on the horizon through nine new rock tunes.
A frequent host who lives alone struggles with all the leftover food and drinks. Here are some ways to share the bounty and avoid food waste.
For 20 years, Bishop has been collecting PEZ candy dispensers — she now has about 600. Get the behind-the-scenes story of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
For 30 years, Hannaford Career Center has been home to the Addison Repertory Theater, or A.R.T., program alongside more traditional career and tech education programs.
“Immortal Threads” at the Phoenix Gallery in Waterbury, guest curated by fiber artist Sienna Martz, asks hard questions about things that seem soft.
Shelburne author Chris Rodgers pairs mysterious short stories with AI-generated imagery to create curious and fun historical fiction.
The Brooklyn artist presents abstract geometric paintings in which shapes seem to hover brightly over dim backgrounds, inspired by LED screens and nature.
New owners are on the verge of completing the first phase of the multimillion dollar downtown mall redevelopment project. It has a new name, too.
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The group sets down more Vermont roots in an upcoming production with Burlington Choral Society and its own community concert in Richmond.
As many Vermonters consider health implications of drinking, the Burlington brewery has launched Switchback N.A. — a booze-free version of its unfiltered ale.
The family-owned restaurant has taken over the former home of the Fish & Chip, which closed in October. It serves lunch and dinner daily.
Sydney Sloan and Jack Barron are running their neighborhood spot in the original site of Dumb Luck Pub & Grill, now operating only its Winooski outpost.
A venerable BTV Asian market moves. Oakes & Evelyn, Cookie Love, Scale Poke Bar and Folino’s Pizza plan outposts in Woodstock, Middlebury and South Burlington.
Ari Sadri, a seasoned wine and hospitality pro, will launch the Burlington store and bar with his own twist and several of Dedalus’ former employees.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Johnny Peers & the Muttville Comix at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
Solomon Bayer-Pacht will add concerts, food pop-ups, and community events to the venue’s schedule. Lisa and Roland Gaujac will still run the adjacent inn.
