At first glance, Turtle Island Children’s Center doesn’t look like a place on the front lines of a crisis. Located in a sprawling, seafoam-green house…
Something happens when you play an instrument for a while. Eventually, friends, family and even loose acquaintances will ask you to teach them how to…
Vermont Democrats cheered wildly on the night of the November 8 election as their gains in the state legislature became apparent. For the first time…
(Self-released, digital) There’s no right way to make a breakup album. Heartbreak is one of the chief inspirations in songwriting, and however musicians transcribe that…
Late last year, Bread and Puppet Theater expanded its home base in Glover with the purchase of 23 acres of neighboring land. The acquisition, which…
Richard Moore’s cityscape photographs could not be described as psychedelic but nonetheless call to mind the visual legerdemain that Aldous Huxley detailed in his seminal…
Outdoor enthusiasts who are driven to rack up accomplishments can find plenty of challenges in Vermont — hiking the Long Trail end to end, say,…
Seven Days writers can’t possibly read, much less review, all the books that arrive in a steady stream by post, email and, in one memorable…
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): When he was 74 years old, Capricorn author Norman Maclean published his first novel, A River Runs Through It. It became…
I don’t have kids, but I’m no stranger to childcare. All through middle and high school, I babysat a minimum of two nights a week….
A downtown Burlington jewelry store is trying to turn a traumatic day into something positive. Von Bargen’s Jewelry was one of multiple Queen City stores…
On October 28, 1971, more than 2,100 people filled Memorial Auditorium to watch the stars of Montréal’s Grand Prix Wrestling perform for the first time…
Vermont will receive more than $100 million from opioid manufacturers and distributors in the coming years, its share of legal settlements intended to help combat…
DoorDash for edibles. Farmstands selling bud. Smoking lounges. A state program to promote craft weed. Cannabis advocates will soon try to convince Vermont lawmakers to…
Shortly after 5 p.m. on a weekday evening, René Kaczka-Vallière crossed center ice at C. Douglas Cairns Recreation Arena in South Burlington. The name of…
Ned LaFortune, a cofounder of Wachusett Brewing in Massachusetts, remembers the long-ago day when he walked into a Brattleboro pub owned by Ray McNeill (April…
Sevens Up Mathematically, this promises to be an interesting year: 2023 = 7 x 17 x 17. Not a bad poker hand: three sevens and…
(Self-released, digital) At every overpriced, multistage music festival in the world, there is a point somewhere on those sprawling, litter-covered grounds where you can stand…
On December 16, 2022, Leandro Vazquez, PO Box 86, Charlotte, VT 05445 filed application number 4C0978-14B for a project generally described as Driveway construction (800’…
Don DeLillo’s White Noise was the book of the moment when it was published in 1985 — a postmodern satire that skewered the blithe consumerism…
Dear Reverend, I’ve been casually dating a guy for a year. Recently we decided to call each other “nonmonogamous partners,” but we may not be…
In addition to Corsage, 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.
If I had my druthers, I’d eat a maple creemee for breakfast every morning. Thanks to Pownal’s Gammelgården Creamery, I get pretty close. The women-owned…
Is there anything more dazzling than a pastry case full of fruit-topped tarts, chocolate-coated cakes and multicolored macarons? While many forego such sweets in the…
Three months after Knead Bakery closed, the space at 294 North Winooski Avenue in Burlington’s Old North End is a vegan restaurant once again. Chef-owner…
Catering by Dale is putting the final shine on Copper at Dorset, its new production kitchen and event venue at 100 Dorset Street in South…
As they ring in a new year, many people strive to plant the seeds of good habits, hoping to reap the benefits of healthier behavior…
Hinesburg attorney was a fierce advocate for justice
Young man had a passion for politics and was a champion for social justice and equity
It’s a brand new year, and there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled fourteen must-do events, including torchlight snowshoeing at Woodstock’s Billings Farm & Museum.
Shelburne woman traveled extensively to photograph remote regions of the world
Vermont woman held numerous leadership positions throughout her long and lustrous career at Vermont PBS, was Broadcaster of the Year recipient in 2009
Avid crafter loved cruising the Lake Ontario shoreline and the Thousand Islands with her husband
Passionate and prolific musician was also a beloved early childhood educator
It is with profound heartbreak that the family of Bill Quinn announce his passing from this life on December 3, 2022. Hailing from humble Vermont…
Cofounder of AllTogetherNow! kept music and meditation at the core of her life
Mother, dancer and psychotherapist helped countless people find meaning in their lives
Physician’s assistant and veteran loved restoring antique tractors and maple sugaring
30-year-old was deeply empathetic and loved others fiercely
Nurse fought fiercely for women’s reproductive rights and expressed her creativity through many crafts
Beloved member of Rutland’s Italian American community lit up every space she entered
Burlington-born man had a heart bigger than most, and his family was his driving force toward recovery
Active member of Ohavi Zedek Synagogue was committed to social justice
