Plucked from the Comedy Cellar stage by Jimmy Fallon, the Middlebury-born standup with cerebral palsy is having a moment. Just don’t call her an inspiration.
The legendary Burlington music venue will close just shy of its 50th anniversary. Club representatives stressed that the closure is expected to be temporary.
A celebration of life service for Ben Thurber will be held on May 24, 2025, 1 p.m., at the Church on the Common in Craftsbury,…
U.S. Navy veteran loved taking care of his family, cooking, and socializing with family and friends
Shelburne woman had the best laugh around, and her children were the stars in her story
Nurse, superb hostess and avid reader had a zest for life and was a lover of music, travel and red wine
“Go-to guy” of the neighborhood leaves behind monuments to his generous heart and willing hands
Please join us in honoring the life of Diane Cushman on Saturday, May 17, 2025, beginning at 1 p.m., at the United Church of Lincoln….
There will be a remembrance of life celebration for Mark Sikora on Saturday, May 24, 2025, 3 to 5 p.m., at West Bolton Golf Course,…
Realtor of 38 years found happiness in simple pleasures and lived a life filled with joy and love
On January 16, 2025, Bill Jones left Burlington, Vt., to spend eternity with his good friend Dave Schillaire, his sister Christine and the kindhearted woman…
Margaret Draft, Emma Hunsinger, Lucy Ives and GennaRose Nethercott were selected from a field of 15 finalists to receive Vermont’s highest literary prize.
Vermonters have frequently protested the president’s actions this year. But this is the first time in memory that Vermont’s lawyers demonstrated en masse.
The state passed a groundbreaking law last year intended to make fossil-fuel companies pay for destruction caused by climate change.
Faith was at the center of life for beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin and community volunteer
Teacher, traveler and activist helped refugees and displaced persons become welcome community members and was a former mayor of Montpelier
Denton has partnered with Mount Abraham’s Extended Learning Program to create a mural with 80 Addison County kids at the Bristol Collaborative Campus.
Celebrated Vermont experimental musician Greg Davis returns to his roots with a monumental hip-hop mixtape that absolutely bangs.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Taurus author Nellie Bly (1864-1922) was a daring trailblazer. It was almost impossible for a woman to be a journalist in…
Seth Rogen plays a studio head in this Apple TV+ series whose underlying joke is that the guy most eager to save the movies is sabotaging them at every turn.
This novel inspired by St. Joseph’s Catholic Orphanage features twists and turns that should satisfy thriller fans, leading to an unpredictable conclusion.
Performing for the first time since 2021, the singing group tackles its namesake’s seminal work in two upcoming concerts.
In addition to The Surfer, 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.
The Vermont Youth Orchestra is part of pianist Jeffrey Biegel’s effort to premiere Peter Boyer’s piano concerto Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue in all 50 states.
The indie music festival takes one last run around the Winooski rotary this weekend. Here’s a nostalgic view of some of our favorite images from its 15 years.
A supporting player in countless local acts, the Burlington guitarist takes center stage with her own band — but still shares the spotlight.
Supporting a friend through repeated breakups with the same person can be downright exhausting. Here’s some advice for setting boundaries.
Much of the testimony legislators have heard is from registered lobbyists who represent specific interests, such as small, rural schools and private academies.
Backed by the EZ Street Band, “The Simpsons” star plays the role of his life through the songs and stories of his hero, Bruce Springsteen.
Reuse and Repair Thank you for the cover story “Thrifty Business” [April 16] highlighting ReSOURCE and the growth it is experiencing. The story touched on…
Seven Days focuses on Vermont news but every so often chases a national story. Publisher Paula Routly previews the latest, about comedian Tina Friml.
Migrants are the backbone of the state’s $5.4 billion dairy industry. Many are now afraid to leave their homes for fear of deportation.
The 95-year-old Montpelier painter’s retrospective exhibition at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery showcases her unconstrained approach to making art.
In Enosburg Falls, chef Zoe Hoerner-LeVell cooks an approachable farm-to-table menu with the confidence of a seasoned pro — but she’s only 20.
The Church Street steakhouse surprises with an excellent, reasonably priced burger made with Wagyu beef from Panton. It’s even better with a martini.
The Oktay family, who own several Turkish restaurants and imported goods stores, have shuttered their original Church Street eatery and opened a new one nearby.
After six months open, the South End spot has hired a James Beard semifinalist as its chef. Sam Tolstoi, now sole owner, promises the food will remain casual.
The seasonal “taco incubator” is testing menu items and the market for a future Shelburne restaurant, Joey Nagy said. It serves a variety of tacos and burritos.
Using a grant, town and library officials worked overnight to move the 115-year-old building from flood-prone Railroad Street to a new site on School Street.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the Grand Reopening of Kellogg-Hubbard Library’s lower level in Montpelier.
