Multigenerational ties keep the engines running for Taylor Hoar, Justin Prescott and others at one of the most challenging short tracks in North America.
A native New Yorker who first rode a horse at 47, Hayes gave up a lucrative advertising career to train horses, and humans, with a gentle and sensitive touch.
Tim Hayes: The Life and Legacy of a Cowboy from NYC
Episode 748: Down a dirt road, Gletsos brews one-of-a-kind artisanal beers using a wood-fired copper kettle, locally foraged ingredients and a beer cave.
St. Albans resident believed in being of service to others
Empathetic nurse loved adventure and worked extensively with Chittenden County refugees during her active retirement
Longtime IBM engineer was a voracious reader with a kind word for everyone he met
The characters in ‘Too Much,’ ‘Such Brave Girls’ and ‘Dying for Sex’ embrace the chaos of living and dying in outrageous, unapologetic ways.
I addition to Weapons, 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.
This year Seven Days received $15,000 from a giving circle called 100+ Women Who Care-Chittenden County. Then publisher Paula Routly joined the generous group.
Images by Jon Brack, Odette England, Emmet Gowin, Cassandra Klos, James Nachtwey and April Surgent touch on the environment, disaster, war and science.
Lead artists Julio Desmont and Raphaella Brice collaborated with Howard Center Arts Collective to create the work, on view in downtown Burlington.
To facilitate tattooist Caleb Colpitts’ multi-session artworks, recipients will be invited to stay in his new studio’s cabin and explore the Northeast Kingdom.
Seven Days gives the read on new five new books by local authors, including an oral history by a Pulitzer Prize nominee and a coming-of-age memoir.
‘Lucky to Have Seven Days’ I was in Burlington recently to pick up one of my daughters and grabbed the Connections Issue of Seven Days…
Music editor Chris Farnsworth recounts some of the best stories he heard while reporting on Vermont’s Grateful Dead tribute band scene.
Bob Wagner, Mike Gordon and others aim to set the record at the Champlain Valley Fair. Plus, Kommuna Lux celebrate Ukraine, and the What Doth Rumble returns.
Burlington synth-pop artist Nathan Meunier continues an ongoing exploration of their queer and nonbinary identities on their new EP.
LEO (Jul. 23-Aug. 22): In traditional Chinese medicine, the heart is the seat of joy. It’s also the sovereign that listens to the wisdom of…
The VT Union cofounder and local hip-hop scene godfather finally releases his debut solo LP. It’s a ’90s-style master class in craftsmanship.
Some folks insist it gets rid of odor; others think it just makes the bathroom stink like a burnt turd. Here’s the straight poop on dissipating those unwelcome smells.
Owner Ari Sadri is adding his own stamp to the wine bar, shop and market that he previously managed as Dedalus. His goal: turning people on to new things.
Chef Zak Fugazy says the new casual restaurant, which serves both on-site educational programs and the public, is “evolving.”
Cofounded by Luke Stone and avid home cook Ian Wyatt, the business sells smaller versions of the wood-fired grills the Hindquarter team uses at events.
Filibuster’s final day was August 17. Its owners cited “significant economic damages” from flooding, decreased foot traffic and construction in Montpelier.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the Vermont Reggae Fest at Switchback Brewing in Burlington.
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