Celebrating and supporting Vermont’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community of all ages. The theme for this year’s celebration is “Ruby: 40 Years of Fabulous” to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of Vermont’s first Pride march. “Ruby” symbolizes not only the milestone of the journey...
The South End Art Hop is a celebration of all that the South End Arts District has to offer. The Burlington event, now in its 30th year, is a community event recognizing the area’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit. ...
The South End Art Hop is a celebration of all that the South End Arts District has to offer. The Burlington event, now in its 30th year, is a community event recognizing the area’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit. ...
The South End Art Hop is a celebration of all that the South End Arts District has to offer. The Burlington event, now in its 30th year, is a community event recognizing the area’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit. ...
Vermont historic markers are in every corner of the state—from Addison to Woodstock. The newest Vermont historic marker stands in Burlington at the birthplace of the Green Mountain Club. Of the nearly 300 Vermont historic markers across the state, the Green Mountain Club's plaque is where...
Katharine Montstream is a Burlington artist known for her colorful paintings, prints, and cards of Camel’s Hump, Warren Falls, downtown Burlington, and Lake Champlain. Montstream can often be found painting at her studio at The Soda Plant on Pine Street in Burlington or greeting customers at...
Burlington is where Ben & Jerry’s was born and the home of Burton Snowboards. Bernie Sanders was elected mayor here, and Vermont’s first female governor, Madeline Kunin, launched her political career at Burlington City Hall. With a population of about 40,000 people, Burlington—Vermont’s largest city—is home...
If you take a walk around Vermont's largest city, it won't take long to come across some of the most haunted places in Burlington. Just ask Thea Lewis, owner of Queen City Ghostwalk. Since 2002, Lewis has been offering haunted tours in Burlington and sharing legendary ghost stories...
“When I first came to UVM as a student in 1979, I remember thinking, 'Why would anyone leave this place?' I know we’re in a bubble here—I get that—and all of us are so lucky to live in Vermont. But I also understand there are...
“People in Burlington are very drawn to art, and I think the community is my biggest inspiration as an artist. I feel a genuine connection to everyone I see, and I love that I can walk downtown and run into four or five people who...
