On the Beat: Vermont Collectives Keep Festival Season Rolling
Wallflower Collective hosts third annual Wallflower Fest on August 25 in Burlington with a strong lineup of touring acts and...
Art, Nature and Beauty in Montgomery
Traveling east on Route 118 along the Trout River is a nostalgic scene with covered bridges, barns and mountain views....
In Stowe, Outdoor Sculpture Show ‘Exposed’ Encourages Exploration
At Stowe’s “Exposed” sculpture show, vibrant works by artists like Chakaia Booker and Don Porcaro blend fun, subtlety, and human...
On the Beat: Robber Robber Break Out
Burlington rockers Robber Robber got a positive review on Pitchfork for their new album. The indie rock scene in VT...
Vermont’s Integral Role in the Narrative: A Mini-Guide to This is Lorelei
In her article titled "A Mini-Guide to This is Lorelei," Mariana Timony explores the creative journey of Nate Amos, the...
Vermont’s Vibrant Influence: Exploring ‘Robber Robber, “Wild Guess”’ | Bandcamp Daily
The article from daily.bandcamp.com highlights the cultural significance of the debut album “Wild Guess” by Burlington, Vermont-based band Robber Robber....
On the Beat: 20 Years of the Ramble; Higher Ground Stays Put
Burlington’s Old North End celebrates the 20th year of the Ramble with music, art, and community events. Higher Ground cancels...
Family-Friendly Summer Events at Vermont Ski Resorts
Summer in Vermont is a time for families to explore, play, and create unforgettable memories at the state’s picturesque ski...
On the Beat: Grand Point North Becomes a Flood Benefit Show, Despacito for Sale
Vermont faces flooding, music community bands together for relief efforts. Despacito Bar up for sale. Joe Moore honored at Jig...
Whimsy, Hiking and History in Wallingford
Stacy Harshman needed a change. While living in New York, she Googled words like “nature, mountains and community.” The search...
Stuck in Vermont: Cambridge Resident Justin Marsh Brings Drag Queens to Rural Towns as Emoji Nightmare
Justin Marsh, aka drag queen Emoji Nightmare, promotes LGBTQ+ acceptance through drag story hours in Vermont despite attempts to ban...
On the Beat: Mad Pride March and the Peace.Fest
Mad Pride March in Burlington, Vermont celebrates psychiatric survivors and those with mental illness, promoting rights and communication within the...
Summer Fun at Vermont Ski Resorts
Summer in Vermont means resorts across the state are offering mountain biking, scenic lift rides, water play, hiking, adventures, and...
On the Beat: EDM ‘Revolver’ Series Returns, the Radiance Win Beats for Good
Revolver electronic music series returns to Burlington after ending in 2017. Teen band The Radiance wins 2024 Beats for Good...
Vermont Filmmaker Jay Craven Premieres His Historical Epic ‘Lost Nation’
Filmmaker Jay Craven’s Lost Nation intertwines the stories of Ethan Allen and Lucy Terry Prince, exploring Vermont’s history and complexities...
Artist Sarah Amos Wins the 2024 Vermont Prize
Enosburg Falls artist Sarah Amos won the 2024 Vermont Prize, earning $5,000 for her innovative mixed-media prints that challenge traditional...
Stuck in Vermont: Metal Sculptor Kat Clear Creates Public Art Flowers in Downtown Vergennes With Help From Welding Students at Northlands Job Corps | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
Metal sculptor Kat Clear is known for public art in Burlington. After a break, she collaborated with welding students to...
On the Beat: Madaila 2.0 and TURNmusic Throws a Birthday Fest
Madaila, Burlington indie rock band, reemerges with new lineup and album. TURNmusic marks 10 years with mini music festival.Highlights from...
Vermont July 4th Celebrations in 2024
Vermont July 4th celebrations range from funky parades and outdoor concerts to festivities on Main Streets and local town greens....
Sure! The reworded title could be: “Calliope’s Call: New Moon”
Boston ensemble Calliope’s Call releases their debut album, “New Moon,” featuring contemporary art songs by American women composers, showcasing operatic...
On the Beat: Xander Naylor Scores a Film; Experimental Show at Bauschaus VT; the Pinery’s Sundown Sessions; Tributes at Maple Tree Place
Xander Naylor is a busy musician, touring India, playing with Mwenso & the Shakes, scoring films, and launching a new...
Stuck in Vermont: Nick Morse Has Been Planting Peonies in Chittenden County for 40 Years
Nick Morse, a retired Burlington resident, tends to peonies at six locations in Chittenden County for the past 40 years....
On the Beat: Cricket Blue Turns 10, the Maple Roots Festival Announces Lineup
Cricket Blue celebrates 10 years with a performance of “Corn King” with a chamber orchestra. Maple Roots Festival lineup announced...
A Place Called Adamant
It’s hard to define Adamant.
On the Beat: Music Returns to ArtsRiot, Grace Potter Launches the Grand Point Foundation
ArtsRiot in Burlington quietly reopened under new ownership amid construction. Grace Potter launches foundation to support arts education in Vermont.
Stuck in Vermont: Volunteer Leonard Prive Picks Up Roadside Trash Between Underhill and Westfield | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
Leonard Prive, retired custodian, volunteers 6-8 hours a day picking up trash along Vermont roads, inspiring others to keep the...
On the Beat: Real Ricky Disses the Entire 802 Hip-Hop Scene; New Music From Taylor Mast
Burlington musician Tyler Mast released new single “I Could Get Used to Your Love.” Vermont rapper Real Ricky drops diss...
On the Beat: POP Montreal Announces Lineup; New Music From Robber Robber, Miles of Fire and Ryan Sweezey
Summer in Vermont is full of exciting festivals, including POP Montréal. New Vermont music releases feature Robber Robber, Ryan Sweezey,...
Pieces of History on Mount Philo in Charlotte
Mount Philo in Charlotte stands at 968 feet.
Stuck in Vermont: A Ford Model A Named Lizzie Has Been Driven by the Aubin Family for Five Generations | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
Three generations of the Aubin family have cherished and maintained a 1931 Ford Model A named Lizzie, driven around town...
On the Beat: Music Phone Booths in Rutland and the Final Ripton Community Coffee House Show
Gen Zers have likely never seen a phone booth, but Rutland’s Nick Grandchamp installed one at Mountain Music record shop...
12 Outdoor Vermont Farmers Markets to Visit in 2024
Outdoor Vermont farmers markets are a tradition every spring, summer, and fall.
On the Beat: New Music From Freya Yost and Kristina Sykos, Radio Bean Temporarily Closes After Fire
Indie-folk artist Freya Yost released debut album “Delicate Elements” with help from mother Kristina Stykos. Radio Bean temporarily closed due...
Reflecting on Margaret Glaspy’s “The Sun Doesn’t Think”
Margaret Glaspy’s new EP, The Sun Doesn’t Think, showcases intimate acoustic ballads, marking a shift from her electric sound. It’s...
Soundbites: Indie Musician Christina Schneider Discusses Her Move to Vermont
Christina Schneider, of Locate S,1, recently moved to Vermont, inspired by its supportive music scene. Her latest LP, Wicked Jaw,...
Vermont Museums Explore Art, Social Issues and Everyday Items
Vermont museums are gearing up for the 2024 season with new exhibits that include mining and minerals, New England culture,...
Stuck in Vermont: Visiting the Wind Phone at the Lanpher Memorial Library in Hyde Park | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
A nonoperational phone booth in Japan inspired ones worldwide. In Vermont, a wind phone was installed outside a library for...
On the Beat: What to Check Out at Waking Windows
All music section for Waking Windows fest with highlighted shows: Reorder Narcotic, Katie Von Schleicher, and They Hate Change. Enjoy...
On the Beat: New Music From Phish and a Family Folk Affair in Grafton
Phish wraps up residency in Las Vegas, releases new single “Evolve” ahead of album. Folk music double bill in Grafton...
Stuck in Vermont: Visiting the Kellogg-Hubbard Library’s PoemCity in Montpelier During the Month of April | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
April is National Poetry Month, and Montpelier becomes PoemCity with 450 poems displayed in 50 downtown businesses. Organized by Kellogg-Hubbard...
On the Beat: maari Drops ‘Eyes Wide Shut,’ and a Farewell Show for Pete Sutherland
University of Vermont sex educator Jenna Emerson debuts a new Little Mermaid-themed parody song about sex lube, combining comedy and...
On the Beat: Vermont Native Adam Tendler Returns, New Music From Jesse Taylor Band and Justin Levinson
Berklee-trained singer-songwriter Justin Levinson releases classical piano single “Go and Catch That Dream.” Adam Tendler to perform in VT. Jesse...
An Outdoor Recreation Renaissance in Poultney
Main Street in Poultney features everything you could hope for in a small Vermont town: a book shop, a local...
‘Stuck in Vermont’ During the Eclipse | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
Eva Sollberger captures the total solar eclipse along the Winooski River Walk, crowdsourced photos and videos from Vermonters, and made...
Stuck in Vermont: The Champlain Valley Quilt Guild Prepares for Its Biennial Quilt Show | Stuck in Vermont | Seven Days
Champlain Valley Quilt Guild in Chittenden County promotes quilting since 1979, with monthly gatherings, charity work, and an upcoming quilt...
On the Beat: New Music from Mavstar and Tommy Crawford
WTSA radio launches “Listen Local” program focusing on Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire artists. Burlington rapper Mavstar releases new single,...
Six Quick Reviews of Local Albums
Vermont artists are making waves with diverse new releases. Highlights include indie-pop from Locate S,1, Chris Weisman’s eclectic sounds, and...
Vermont Observatories in Small Towns
Bill Vinton taught high school physics and astronomy in St. Johnsbury for 40 years. These days, he’s secretary and treasurer...
The Hermitage Club Experience
What if you could remove the biggest obstacles in your family’s ski experience? The hassle of parking and schlepping gear...
On the Beat: Battle of the Bands and the Return of the Do Good Fest
Bands can enter battles to support causes and win recording opportunities. Jam 4 SlamT1D supports diabetes fight, Do Good Fest...