Seven Days writers offer a curated selection of comedy, theater, music and dance coming to Vermont stages, from Saw the Musical to Patton Oswalt.
Celebrate the life of Mark Andrews on Sunday, October 13, 2024, at Wheeler Field in West Bolton. We will gather at 2 p.m. for stories…
The memorial service for Barry Stone, who passed away on May 24, 2024, will be held on Saturday, October 5, 2024. at 2 p.m. at…
Educator won accolades for her cooking and loved people and the great outdoors
“She is such a windmill / If she would only stand still” (song lyrics by Loryn B. Deane, Mario Albanese and Ciro Pereira). Well that…
Electrical engineer and gardener was known for his humble, kind and loving nature
Longtime resident was an active volunteer in the Montpelier community
Lover of the outdoors was known for his radiant happiness and infectious sense of humor
Library technician and dedicated volunteer will be remembered as an example of an engaged, generous and compassionate human
The shows will benefit the Divided Sky Residential Recovery Program, founded by Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio after his own battle with addiction.
Owner of Almartin Volvo brought love, laughter and good times wherever life took him
Middlebury dentist for 46 years worked to support the community through music
This season, enjoy everything from Americana singer-songwriter Iris DeMent to the Budapest-based classical ensemble Trio Bohémo to jazz pianist Helen Sung.
The annual improv festival runs this weekend at Vermont Comedy Club. Carmen Lagala releases her standup special this month. Plus, new music from Xander Naylor.
Since 1990, Ann Gnagey and Tom Baribault have lived off the land and made maple syrup. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The Brooklyn quintet’s new music induces a state of bliss, even when its songs linger on painful realities and deep-seated anxieties.
Seven Days has earned plenty of regional and national recognition over the years, but nothing means more to us than the financial support of our Super Readers.
Tougher regulations are intended to limit the practice, but regulators say other disposal options have risks, too. The sewage sludge can contain PFAS.
The Burlington post-punk band’s EP was a soundtrack to a summer marked by rebelliousness and plenty of things to scream about.
What does a community theater troupe do with 50 years’ worth of costumes? Volunteers have been culling garments in preparation for a September 14 sale.
In its new, 40-seat venue, the theater company will perform Erik Gernand’s Year One, a play about everyday Germans during the rise of the Third Reich.
‘Beautifully Written’ What a splendid, warm, generous, beautifully written and illustrated piece about Jules Rabin [“A Baker’s 100,” August 7]! One of your best profiles….
The western Massachusetts resident’s dream of cycling over each bridge led her to bike 900 miles — and to scale one fence.
VIRGO (Aug.23-Sep. 22): Peregrine falcons can move at a speed of 242 miles per hour. Mexican free-tailed bats reach 100 mph, and black marlin fish…
The September 2024 show in Calais features 24 Vermont artists whose work on the theme of illumination ranges from outdoor sculpture to ceramics to painting.
The Reverend responds to a question about a riff between other pals. There are two options: Don’t get involved, or jump right into the fray and mediate.
The Queen City skater’s paintings include blue people, fat-headed cartoons, monsters with eyeballs on stalks and one-eyed creatures.
The City of Burlington has endorsed the nonprofit’s plans to open a winter warming location on Pearl Street, but other organizations are hoping to use the space.
The sequel has so many intersecting plotlines that madness reigns, but a crafty aesthetic makes it more endearing than Burton’s CGI-driven blockbusters.
In addition to Blink Twice, 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.
Performers construct an arch out of ice that eventually collapses. Coming to the Flynn this fall, the show highlights the impermanence of human creations.
The 76-year-old singer-songwriter, who is being treated for leukemia, is preparing to move to New Orleans. He’ll leave behind a legacy of teaching and tunes.
Local cooks originally from Mexico and Guatemala will offer traditional menus at entertainment events during National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Cocktail pro Sam Nelis is creating a drinks destination just off the rotary. He shared the specs of the coffee, beer and cocktail that represent it best.
The ownership trio behind two crowd-pleasing Tex-Mex restaurants in Colchester and Williston is renovating a former Panera Bread on the Barre-Montpelier Road.
Local couple bring a menu of sandwiches, salads, soups and sides to downtown Johnson, which has suffered from repeated flooding.
Explore our picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including RockFire: The Elemental Experience, an homage to Websterville granite heritage
