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Beginner Dungeons & Dragons Online
First and Third Saturday of every month, 12-4 p.m.
Games
Waterbury Public Library game master Evan Hoffman gathers novices and veterans alike for an afternoon of virtual adventuring. Teens and adults welcome. 802-244-7036
Waterbury Public Library game master Evan Hoffman gathers novices and veterans alike for an afternoon of virtual adventuring. Teens and adults welcome. 802-244-7036
Kingdom Maple Festival Staff Picks
Sat., April 20, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fairs & Festivals
The town of St. Johnsbury stakes its claim to the title “Maple Center of the World” during the Kingdom Maple Festival, a daylong celebration of all things sweet and sticky. Attendees of all ages satisfy their sweet tooth at a pancake breakfast, stock up on treats at a maple-themed bake and yard sale, browse the stalls at a sugary street fair, and shop at the last indoor farmers market of the year. For a fee, curious townsfolk hop on the maple history tour bus with industry expert Matthew Thomas and learn how the Cary and Maple Grove companies became titans of the sugaring business. 802-748-8575
The town of St. Johnsbury stakes its claim to the title “Maple Center of the World” during the Kingdom Maple Festival, a daylong celebration of all things sweet and sticky. Attendees of all ages satisfy their sweet tooth at a pancake breakfast, stock up on treats at a maple-themed bake and yard sale, browse the stalls at a sugary street fair, and shop at the last indoor farmers market of the year. For a fee, curious townsfolk hop on the maple history tour bus with industry expert Matthew Thomas and learn how the Cary and Maple Grove companies became titans of the sugaring business. 802-748-8575
PoemCity 2024 Staff Picks
Through April 30
Words
The beloved local festival of words, hosted by Kellogg-Hubbard Library, fills National Poetry Month with readings, workshops and talks. See kellogghubbard.org for full schedule. 802-223-3338
The beloved local festival of words, hosted by Kellogg-Hubbard Library, fills National Poetry Month with readings, workshops and talks. See kellogghubbard.org for full schedule. 802-223-3338
Public Philosophy Week Staff Picks
Through April 20, 12-9 p.m.
Various locations statewide
Various locations statewide, Various locations statewide
Barre/Montpelier
Talks
Vermonters expand their minds at Public Philosophy Week, a statewide series of talks and panels that kicked off on April 14 and continues through April 20. At Burlington’s Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge, Seven Days’ own Melissa Pasanen moderates a conversation between farmer Aaron Carroll (pictured) and chef Kevin Markey about lab-grown meat. Sheila Liming, author of Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time, expounds at Autumn Records in Winooski. Thinkers learn Aristotle’s views on friendship and its relationship to justice during Martha Woodruff’s address at Middlebury’s Little Seed Coffee Roasters. And Everywhere Philosophy reexamines “The Twilight Zone” in light of the AI boom at Brattleboro’s Brooks Memorial Library.
Vermonters expand their minds at Public Philosophy Week, a statewide series of talks and panels that kicked off on April 14 and continues through April 20. At Burlington’s Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge, Seven Days’ own Melissa Pasanen moderates a conversation between farmer Aaron Carroll (pictured) and chef Kevin Markey about lab-grown meat. Sheila Liming, author of Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time, expounds at Autumn Records in Winooski. Thinkers learn Aristotle’s views on friendship and its relationship to justice during Martha Woodruff’s address at Middlebury’s Little Seed Coffee Roasters. And Everywhere Philosophy reexamines “The Twilight Zone” in light of the AI boom at Brattleboro’s Brooks Memorial Library.
'I Am My Own Wife' Staff Picks User Submitted
Fri., April 19, 7:30-9 p.m., Sat., April 20, 7:30-9 p.m. and Sun., April 21, 2-3:30 p.m.
Theater
Stoph Scheer plays every character of every gender in this solo show about Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a real-life trans woman who survived Nazi Germany. 802-229-0492
Stoph Scheer plays every character of every gender in this solo show about Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a real-life trans woman who survived Nazi Germany. 802-229-0492
Bloom Flower & Home Market Staff Picks
Sat., April 20, 12-6 p.m. and Sun., April 21, 12-6 p.m.
Bazaars
House plants, home décor, art and apothecary products get shoppers in the mood for springtime.
House plants, home décor, art and apothecary products get shoppers in the mood for springtime.
'SEASONS: Spring' Staff Picks User Submitted
Sat., April 20, 5-6 p.m.
Dance
Avant Vermont Dance concludes its yearlong series with a modern ballet performance that conjures blooming flowers and growing greens.
Avant Vermont Dance concludes its yearlong series with a modern ballet performance that conjures blooming flowers and growing greens.
Montpelier Contra Dance Staff Picks User Submitted
Sat., April 20, 8-11 p.m.
Dance
Dancers balance, shadow and do-si-do the night away to gender-neutral calling and live tunes by the Russet Trio. Beginners' lesson, 7:40 p.m. 802-225-8921
Dancers balance, shadow and do-si-do the night away to gender-neutral calling and live tunes by the Russet Trio. Beginners' lesson, 7:40 p.m. 802-225-8921
JAG Underground: 'The Lesson' Staff Picks
Sat., April 20, 7 p.m. and Sun., April 21, 5 p.m.
Theater
Tyrone Davis Jr.'s one-man show about a teacher struggling with how best to approach sex education kicks off JAG Productions' new performance series. 802-332-3270
Tyrone Davis Jr.'s one-man show about a teacher struggling with how best to approach sex education kicks off JAG Productions' new performance series. 802-332-3270
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