Artist Susan Abbott Applies Wabi-Sabi Concepts to Vermont Scenery
→ Version française Burlington City Arts curates exhibits in three areas of the airport: the Skyway, the area above the escalator and the walls facing security for Gates 1 through 8. Whether you’ve arrived early for a flight or are waiting to pick up passengers, do take the time to look around! From October through…
Burlington’s Artsy South End Is a Feast for the Senses
→ Version française Last year, the National Center for Arts Research listed Burlington among the top 10 “arts-vibrant medium communities” in America — notable for making the arts “integral” to the city’s development, urban design and livability. It’s true that Burlington brims with innovative and artsy types, and the most concentrated cluster of creativity is…
Must-Do’s for Autumn in Vermont: Beer, Graffiti and Glassblowing Fests
→ Version française Above the Radar Passengers disembarking the Lake Champlain Ferry are regularly treated to some of the most dynamic art in Vermont. That’s thanks to the annual Above the Radar graffiti festival, during which dozens of artists from New England and beyond cover a 260-foot wall by the ferry dock in this unique…
At Shelburne Vineyard, Sip Wine in the Company of Sheep
→ Version française Twenty minutes south of Burlington, along Route 7, sits Shelburne Vineyard, a 4.5-acre farm, winery and tasting room just a short walk from the Shelburne Museum. Oenophiles can tour the winemaking operation, relax on an outdoor patio and sample about a dozen wines, many of them award-winning. On the first Thursday of…
Follow the Locals: Citizen Cider’s Kris Nelson on Enjoying Autumn in Vermont
→ Version française There’s something about fall air that makes Vermonters think of cider. OK, Vermonters think of cider pretty much year-round — but as apple season sets in, they have the perfect excuse to reach for a glass of something sweet and tangy. It comes as no surprise that Citizen Cider cofounder Kris Nelson…
Cyclists Savor Scenery and History on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail
→ Version française For nearly a century, a railroad line ran across Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, zigzagging the Lamoille River and passing through woods, farmlands and villages. Constructed in 1877 by the St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad Company, it carried passenger trains and freight cars hauling timber, limestone, talc and asbestos from the state’s northern…
BTV — Fall 2019
→ Version française Welcome to Burlington — and Vermont We’re delighted to have you! BTV: The Burlington International Airport Quarterly is a bilingual magazine — translated into French for our Québécois visitors — that highlights Vermont’s recreational, cultural and dining scenes according to the season. Each year, autumn brings upwards of 3 million visitors from…
