Cochran’s is a small but mighty ski area.
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An Evening of Latin Rhythms and Jazzy Harmonies: Sol y Canto & The Soubrettes
Experience the soulful Latin rhythms of Sol y Canto and the jazzy harmonies of The Soubrettes at Next Stage Arts on March 15!
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Why Not Try a Women’s Ski Clinic?
Happy National Women’s History Month! We all know women are social creatures that often crave the support and comfort of other women. So why not find it on the slopes and improve our turns while we’re at it? If you’re looking to improve your ski and ride skills and connect with other female skiers, women’s ski clinics are a great option.
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Vermont’s Vibrant Contribution: The Best Country Music on Bandcamp, February 2025
In the recent article from daily.bandcamp.com, titled "The Best Country Music on Bandcamp, February 2025," Vermont holds a distinctive place through the mention of Olivia Lurrie, a musician who has transitioned from New York City to the Green Mountain State. Lurrie's debut album, Sweetheart Of The BQE, exemplifies her commitment to classic honky-tonk sound while bringing a touch of urban influence from her previous home. The piece highlights how Vermont not only serves as a new backdrop for Lurrie's artistry but also reflects a broader trend of artists reinterpreting country music through their unique experiences. This juxtaposition of rural heritage...
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On the Beat: New Vermont Music and the Return of the Tiny Desk Contest
Vermont artists are releasing new music, including Lily Seabird's singles from her upcoming album "Trash Mountain," and Ian Steinberg's "The Bleeding Days."
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BrattBeat Bites: Leda’s Kitchen Brings Global Flavors to Your Table!
Meet Leda, the visionary behind Leda's Kitchen! Leda is a globally-inspired chef and cookbook author, best known for Dosa Kitchen: Recipes for India’s Favorite Street Food and Cultured Foods for Your Kitchen. With a background in private cheffing, food truck innovation, and cookbook editing, she brings a world of flavors to every dish.
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BrattBlog Sunday Paper • 03/02/2025 Edition!
The BrattBlog Sunday Paper features original stories and curated blogs on Art, Music, Entertainment, Travel, Farms, Lifestyle, and Vermonters.
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BrattBeat Weekly • 02/28/2025 Edition!
Feel the pulse of Brattleboro and Beyond with the BrattBeat Weekly! Visit the webpage or subscribe to the newsletter to receive it every week!
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Timeless storytelling and breathtaking harmonies as Sons of Town Hall and Alice Howe & Freebo take the stage
Step into a world of timeless storytelling and breathtaking harmonies as Sons of Town Hall and Alice Howe & Freebo take the stage at Next Stage Arts in Putney, VT, on March 7. Featuring transatlantic folk ballads, poetic lyricism, and soul-stirring melodies, this unforgettable night of music will transport you through the ages.
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A Night of Electrifying Jazz-Funk: Huntertones Bring Global Grooves to Vermont Jazz Center
🔥 High-energy horns, irresistible grooves, and global influences—Huntertones are set to light up the Vermont Jazz Center with a genre-blending night of jazz-funk! 🎶
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Epsilon Spires Maintains Its Uniqueness, But Can It Survive?
Jamie Mohr leads Epsilon Spires in Brattleboro, an arts venue facing funding challenges. She innovates with unique programming to engage the community.
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Waking Windows Returns: New Music by Paper Castles, Madaila
The Waking Windows festival returns in 2025, featuring artists and events in Winooski. Paper Castles' music will be on streaming, with a new album expected.
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Quirks, Collections and Taxidermy: Vermont Libraries
Vermont is home to about 185 libraries. Jessamyn West is on a quest to visit every single one.
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The Family-Friendly Okemo Experience
It takes a lot of careful consideration by ski area operators to put together an end-to-end, family-friendly experience—and deliver on it. A ski area needs the right facilities and activities, and they need to be convenient both in access (i.e., uncomplicated to find) and proximity to where families are staying. Most importantly, and perhaps the most difficult family-friendliness factor for any ski area, is having the right people in the right places to help kids feel welcome and engaged and parents to feel taken care of and stress-free.
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