Kids VT: Stories, events and fun for families, birugh to you by Seven Days
Kids VT: Stories, events and fun for families, birugh to you by Seven Days

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HopStop Family Celebration: Holi


Story Time in the Galleries


‘The Circus Spectacular’


Vermont Philharmonic


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Vermont Camp & School Finder is a directory of summer camps and school year programs powered by Kids VT that helps your family plan academic and recreation adventures in Vermont, New England and Québec.

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Kids VT is Vermont’s only parenting magazine, a reliable resource for family-friendly events, activities, camps and schools since 1994. Find tips on education, health, fitness, food, shopping, books, crafts and more. Our free, quarterly magazine is available inside Seven Days and is distributed throughout northern and central Vermont.

A Year of Parenting with Kids VT

Kids VT Winter 2025 cover

Kids VT Winter 2025

Kids Across the State Took the Good citizen Challenge; 15 Ways to Support Children and Families This Season; A Poem About a Different Kind of Giving; 7 Family-Friendly Winter Events

Kids VT, Summer 2025

Summer Fun Issue: Public Pools to Keep Cool; Make Your Own Ice Pops; Summer Reads for Teens; Outdoor Concerts and Events

Kids VT, Spring 2025

The Money Issue: Saving for College & Career Education; How to Write a Check; Previewing the Young Entrepreneurs’ Fair; Caribbean Red Rice & Beans Recipe

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Credit: Andy Brumbaugh

Mealtime: Quick and Company-Worthy Salmon

My husband and I wanted to go to Scotland for our honeymoon, but then the mad cow disease epidemic happened, and it didn’t seem like a romantic getaway to traverse the country with burning piles of cattle everywhere like a forbidden barbecue. We ended up going to Prague in the Czech Republic instead, and it…

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Alzheimer’s Association Brings Old and Young Together

When Milton’s Connor Eaton was growing up, he and his grandfather, John Cushing, shared a love of woodworking and made several birdhouses together. So when Cushing was diagnosed with dementia caused by Lewy body disease and his cognition started to deteriorate, Eaton, now 16, decided to work with him on more birdhouses. They made one…

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