This event is open to all!

The goal of this event is to provide affordable and high quality care for families. We hope that with your children taken care of, you may enjoy the evening downtown, private movie night or whatever you see fit. 

We will be providing a balanced and nutritious meal. The meal will feature food from Samosa Man, Harmony’s Kitchen and other local catering companies. Please note any allergies or dietary restrictions when signing up or at https://forms.gle/yg5xWgaS9skMSGk29. 

During the event we will offer activities to move, create, zen out, and more. 

Please contact us if cost is a barrier.

Get ready to witness the most thrilling and intense wrestling matches featuring the world's top pro wrestlers.

Don't miss out on this excitement, be a part of this once-in-a-lifetime event! Grab your friends and family and secure your seats now for an evening of adrenaline-pumping action.

For more information please call 802-373-4632.

Come join us for a sneak preview screening of Claim the Lane: Becoming Roxy! This feature documentary tracks the story of Roxy Bombardier, an Iraq veteran amateur cyclist confronting a transphobic past and risking her closest relationships to come out and be her true self at age 51 while training for Vermont’s most grueling gravel race.

Claim the Lane: Becoming Roxy is a humanizing character study of Roxy's growth, grit, and love for community. During a time when transgender storylines are politicized and rarely deeper than a headline, Claim the Lane spotlights the universal choices and conflicts of seeking truth in ourselves and our relationships— struggles shared by everyone, regardless of identity.

Come watch the film, enter to win fun prizes from Skinny Pancake, Bivo, Analog Cycles, VMBA, and Darn Tough, stay for the conversation, and join the ride.

Doors at 6:00, screening at 6:30.

This event is free.

SAM Americana Sampler is a curated series featuring touring musicians whose storytelling and artistry speak to a distinctly American experience. Sponsored by Maquam Wines & 14th Star Brewing Co. we are pleased to present this intimate solo performance on opening night of The Vermont Maple Festival.

21+ - Beer & Wine - Seated or Standing Room
Doors at 7 pm - Show at 7:30 pm - Bar open until 9:30 pm

“Chris Staples is a gifted storyteller who reveals life's greatest mysteries in humanity's smallest moments.” — NPR’s All Songs Considered

Chris Staples is an American indie rock musician originally from Pensacola, Florida, long based in Seattle, Washington. Since the release of his first album in 2001, Staples’ core strengths have grown into a subtle brilliance – innate melody, intense allegory, and the deceptive sinew behind songs that could easily be dismissed as merely quiet.

There are no casual Chris Staples fans. Play his music during a road trip with friends and inevitably someone will ask, “Who is this?” And a lifelong fan is born. Such is the unaffected power of these songs, of this voice. A phenomenally dexterous guitarist, Staples has spent much of his career so far as a backing musician for other artists. Over the years he’s played with J. Tillman, later known as Father John Misty, and toured the world as a member of Telekinesis. [NPR Live Sessions]

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)
Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30
BYOB (21+)
All Ages

Join us for an enchanting evening of Americana and folk music featuring three remarkable acts!

Headliners The Peavine Boys bring their danceable blend of rockabilly and old-time country, featuring rich harmonies and a full band arrangement. Vermont's own Jennings and McComber (Andy and Kara Lake) share their heartfelt original folk compositions. Opening the night, New Hampshire songwriter Katie Dobbins delivers poetic storytelling through her uplifting songs.

We take playing around very seriously in the Healthy Kids Kitchen. We also manage to squeeze in some learning too. And of course, we make super tasty food.

Once a month, we'll meet in The Kitchen to flex our cooking skills and cook up delicious meals. Then we'll all sit down and feast on our amazing creations. There may even be a little leftover to take home. No promises though.

This month we'll be cooking up "better than take-out" Asian style favorites.

April Menu

• Veggie Fried Rice
• Sesame Chicken
• Garlic Broccoli Stir-Fry

**Classes are for ages 9 - 12. Space is limited.
**Please note any allergies when registering.

Discover a world of fantasy at the 6th Annual Vermont Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror Expo, April 26 and 27.

A family friendly event for all ages – delight in whimsical workshops, ghostbusting demos and role-playing games. Visit over 100 vendors, cosplayers, authors, artists and game designers.

Interact with fan organizations, live demos, panels and workshops. Dress like your favorite sci-fi or fantasy character, costumes are always welcome but never required!  

Von Trapp Flowers is popping up on Hotel Vermont's Brick Terrace with a spring tulip superbloom on April 26!

In celebration of the season, we’re welcoming Emily von Trapp, local flower farmer and co-founder of The Tulip Workshop, to bring our Brick Terrace to life with over 2,000 tulips in bloom. From 1-4pm on Saturday, April 26, enjoy an afternoon immersed in the colors of spring tulips, festive sips, and snacks, before cutting your own 12-stem bouquet to take home with you.

Spring is in the air and it's time to get out of the house and do something fun! Grab your favorite someone and join us in The Kitchen where we'll be cooking up some delicious Tapas to share! You'll meet nice people and enjoy a fun night out. We'll cook, we'll laugh, we'll eat. Bring a friend or bring a date. And do bring your favorite (adult) beverage if you like.

Tapas Menu

Loaded Greek Hummus Platter w/Veggies & Toasted Pita

Sweet Potato Rounds w/Honey Chèvre, Walnuts & Cranberries

Iberian Herb & Garlic Shrimp

Harissa Roasted Cauliflower w/Garlic-Yogurt Sauce

Smoked Paprika Chicken Bites

Bacon Wrapped Dates Stuffed with Marcona Almonds & Blue Cheese

**Vegetarian options available. Please note in the comments when checking out.

** Pricing is PER COUPLE. Please select (1) ticket per couple when purchasing. 

Refunds are available up to 7 days before the class date. Scholarships are available for all classes and workshops. Please reach out to Holly at: [email protected] or (802) 265-1857.

Plattsburgh Blues and Jazz, in conjunction with ET Harris & Sons, is proud to present the Danielle Nicole Band on Saturday, April 26th, at Retro Live. Danielle Nicole is a 2019 Grammy nominee for Best Contemporary Blues Album, a seven-time Blues Music Award winner, and Independent Music Award winner. Hailing from Kansas City, she is a powerhouse singer, songwriter, and bassist known for her stunning vocals, exceptional musicianship, and captivating stage presence that leaves audiences breathless. The Danielle Nicole Band is a festival favorite and headlines performances worldwide. Her remarkable new album, "The Love You Bleed," has reached number one on both the Billboard and iTunes charts.

Opening the show will be Kandrah, a talented young local singer-songwriter recognized as a mesmerizing future star. Kandrah won the Clinton County Got Talent contest and has performed on "America's Got Talent," at Carnegie Hall, and in various local musical productions. She is truly fantastic!

Retro Live will transform into a vibrant music club featuring a large stage, two stories, a wraparound balcony, high-top tables, and chairs, providing plenty of space for socializing and dancing. Advance tickets are $20, while tickets on the day of the show will be $25.

Burlington Choral Society, Richard Riley, Artistic Director

presents

Handel's Saul

Handel’s Saul, an epic oratorio for five vocal soloists, orchestra, and chorus, dramatizes the life of King Saul, who lived c. 1000 BCE. Saul’s jealousy of David (of David and Goliath) forces Saul’s three children to choose between the two, which leads to a tragic end.

The Burlington Choral Society’s performance will feature vocal soloists at the height of their careers, including countertenor Timothy Parsons (as David) and soprano Madeline Healey, co-directors of the Richmond, Vermont-based early music vocal ensemble Ampersand.

“With Saul, Handel produced one of the supreme masterpieces of dramatic art,” writes Winton Dean, foremost authority on Handel’s operas and oratorios.

Burlington Choral Society’s Artistic Director Richard Riley says “I believe that the dramatic impact of this powerful work, one eerily present in our own country today, will stay in the memories of all who are there.”

General admission tickets are $30 for adults; ages 18 and under are free.

Seth Yacovone Band is returning to the Mad River Valley to make their debut at Afterthoughts on April 26th. Promoting their new album SYBLINGS Vol 1, get ready for a night of spreadable JAMS!

In this workshop, we will tackle making focaccia bread dough and decorate it your own way with various herbs and veggies. You'll go home with your own 8 inch square pan of focaccia art and the recipe to make it again on your own at home.

Children must have the supervision of an adult. The ticket form includes options for plus ones/helpers/guardians to attend without a kit.

This recipe can be vegan, vegetarian, but not gluten free. Please disclose all allergies in the ticket registration. Please note we are not an allergen free facility.

Greater Burlington Multicultural Resource Center is honored to welcome Isabel Wilkerson, Pulitzer Prize-winning Author, to give a presentation on her new book, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents.

Please reserve an advance ticket for this event.

There will be a 30-45 minute presentation followed by a 30-minute Q&A.

We're more than just bakers here at Red Poppy Cakery, we value creativity of all kinds! Our very own, Bailey, is going to lead this workshop teaching guests how to crochet this cute little pea pod. We will provide you with all of the supplies to take home with you and some sweet snacks to make the evening SWEET!

Folks will get as far as possible in the 2.5 hours together and take home the necessary supplies to finish working at home.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Help us celebrate the Grand (re-)Opening of one of our very favorite places—The Bigger Picture in Waitsfield! We're going to bring all of the feels back to this magical venue, and hope very much that you'll join Claudia, Kevin and all of us in supporting a new chapter for a storied theater!!

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)

Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30

BYOB (21+)

All Ages

 
Jaded Ravins
Jaded Ravins members Kelly Ravin and Halle Jade began performing together in 2017 after Halle joined Kelly in the recording of his 5th highly acclaimed album "Engine".  

Ravin, former lead singer and guitarist of Waylon Speed now performs his soulful Americana, and country rock originals with Halle Jade. Halle's tasty harmonies and Kelly's powerful voice along with their engaging entertainment style make them a dynamic and expressive duo*. 

Kelly and Halle, who have been called a modern day Johnny and June, perform in large and small venues from New England to Nashville. Whether they're playing at home in backcountry bars, or in big city clubs, Jaded Ravins are always ready to pour their hearts out on stage.

Red River North
Red River North's sound draws on the distinctive "red dirt country" style native to the "Texahoma" region, where much of the music they play and their lead singer originate. They bring southern vocals, acoustic instrumentation, and storytelling songs that capture the essence of small-town life and rugged Americana.

Sarah King
Known for her powerhouse voice and "fiery, vulnerable songs," Sarah King creates thought-provoking, versatile Americana music. Her genuine stories about real-life emotions and situations also draw on classic folk-blues themes, balancing songs about the devil and booze with hard-won moments of reflection and acceptance. Her acclaimed 2021 EP The Hour, produced by Simone Felice and David Baron, earned her recognition as the New England Music Awards songwriter of the Year and performances at the 2022 Folk Alliance International and Philadelphia Folk festivals, as well as supporting slots for acts including Blues Traveler, The Steel Woods, Anders Osborne, & Nathan Graham. She won the Great River Folk Festival Singer/Songwriter Contest in 2023.

COMING SOON: The 5th Annual Waterbury Onesie Pub Crawl!

Mark your calendars, Waterbury! On Saturday, May 3, 2025, beginning at 12:00 p.m., the most legendary event of the year returns—The Waterbury Onesie Pub Crawl! 

This year’s theme? "It’s a Wild Onesie Wonderland!" Get ready to roam the town in your best animal-themed onesies while supporting an incredible cause.

 TICKETS ON SALE MARCH 3! 

There are two ticket options this year:

Pub Crawler - includes all the fun

Designated Driver - includes all the fun minus the alcohol

*See ticket description for all inclusions.

What to Expect:

A World Record Oyster Shooter attempt 

Silent Auction with amazing prizes

Photo Station to capture your wild side 

A Day full of good times, community, and charity!

Participating Locations (9):

Prohibition Pig Brewery, Blackback Pub, Salt & Rind, Freak Folk Brewing, The Reservoir, American Legion Post 59, Stones Throw, McGillicuddy’s & Vermont Beer Collective.

This event is 21+/no pets. While we love kids and pets, they will not be admitted to the pub crawl. No exceptions.

100% of proceeds go to our community partners: the Waterbury Good Neighbor Fund and Francis of Assisi Society for Animals.

Join us for the first of our Masterclass Series workshops in downtown Waterbury.

In this workshop, we will bake cake layers, make Swiss buttercream frosting, fill, frost, stack, and finish a small 2 tier cake.

You will walk away with your own cake and the recipes from the day as well as a ton of new skills and some basic cake tools to bring home.

Gluten free, vegan, or both available for the cake kits. Please disclose all allergies in the ticket registration. Please note we are not an allergen free facility.

Order of Events

2:30  Doors open to ticket holders, cash bar available.

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4:30  Canapés with music/Scottish songs.

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5:30  Piper pipes guests to dining areas.

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5:45  Welcome, with a summary of the evening's proceedings - Selkirk Grace.

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6:00  Starters served.

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6:15  Haggis piped into the dining halls.

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6:20  Address to the Haggis.

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6:30  Haggis Served.

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7:00  Main course served.

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7:30  Immortal Memory.

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7:45  Pudding served.

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8:00  Tam o’ Shanter.

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8:30  Auld lang Syne.

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9:00   Music and dancing until close.

Join us for our 4th Annual fundraising event, Raise the Roof to End Homelessness!

This year, the event is hosted at Stowe Cider!

Our event will feature:

• Live music by Ali T., Danny and the Parts, and Mal Maïz!
• A silent auction
• Raffle of an e-bike courtesy of Lamoille Valley Bike Tours
• Delicious food from a variety of eateries
• A cash bar (one free drink ticket comes with your ticket to the event)

We are celebrating and fundraising for:

• Having opened our new year-round shelter
• Creating a sense of wellbeing for our shelter guests by providing new programming
• Meeting people's basic needs every day of the year
• Working towards ending homelessness in the state of Vermont
• New exciting projects for the future of LCH
• A sense of community for everyone to enjoy!

Saturday, May 3, 2025

Doors open at 6:30 PM

Show at 7:00 PM

From the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to coal burning plants in the Ruhr Valley of Germany, from the glorious heights of mountain ranges in Alaska to mountains of potassium waste in Eastern Germany, Resonating Earth was created in response to the climate crisis. With a wide range of ambient music, including Bach, Nico Muhly, Pia Møller Johansen, Missy Mazzoli, Philip Glass, Marcos Balter, Iman Habibi and Caroline Shaw; alongside stunning imagery of the environment by Peabody Award-winning producer Elliott Forrest(WQXR), visual artist Myles Aronowitz, and internationally-exhibited environmental activist and photographer J Henry Fair, Resonating Earth creates a soundscape focusing on the beauty in our environment and inspires environmental activism in an artistic, musically immersive way.

Resonating Earth seeks to transport listeners to a still, meditative space, allowing them to decompress from their daily lives, and invites introspection about humanity’s place on the planet, inspiring action to protect our beautiful, fragile world. 

Pianist Carolyn Enger is well known for presenting engaging and unique programs, informed by a keen sense of identity, history, and personal connection. An acclaimed recording artist, Carolyn’s 2013 Naxos recording of music by Ned Rorem, Piano Album I, was selected by Anthony Tommasini as one of The New York Times’ “Best in Classical Recordings.” A sought-after recitalist with an international itinerary, Carolyn has presented programs at numerous prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall, The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, the Felicja Blumental Center in Tel Aviv, Michaeliskirche in Erfurt, and The National Gallery in Oslo. 

Ticket refunds not available

Aurora Chamber Singers

By the Still Water

The Aurora Chamber Singers presents its spring concert “By the Still Water,” under the direction of guest conductor, Jeff Rehbach.

The program features choral works in varied styles by composers from the Baroque through the early Romantic eras, including Monteverdi, Rameau, Durante, Bach, Reicha, Schubert, and Mendelssohn. They will perform a mix of a cappella works and those accompanied by strings with organ and piano.

"Our program presents music from nearly four hundred years ago to the present,” says maestro Rehbach. “With historic Psalms, poetry and other texts from Renaissance times to the present, we give voice to longing for quiet, inspiration, fulfillment, and joy. Our songs share concern for all, celebration and praise, care for our world, and hope for peace."

Vermont premieres include three fugues for string quartet and chorus by Anton Reicha (a contemporary of Beethoven); a work for chorus and piano from the late 19th century by American composer Amy Cheney Beach; and a cappella choral music by 20th-century British viola virtuoso and composer Rebecca Clarke. The concert is honored to offer the world premiere Make of your house a house of peace by Vermont composer and Aurora Chamber Singer Maarten van Ryckevorsel. 

Please join us!

Little Chefs, Big Bites is a fun and engaging cooking class series designed for kids and parents to cook together, learn new skills, and create delicious dishes as a team! In each session, families will explore exciting recipes, practice basic kitchen techniques, and enjoy the joy of making and sharing food. From hands-on mixing and measuring to tasting their own creations, little chefs will gain confidence in the kitchen while making big bites of flavorful fun. Join us for a culinary adventure where cooking becomes a family bonding experience!

In Brunch Buddies, kids and parents will make a family-friendly feast that’s perfect for weekend mornings! Whether you’re practicing for a special occasion (ahem, Mother’s Day? Father’s Day?) or celebrating an ordinary Saturday, this class will show you how much fun it is to cook with your kid. After sharing the feast that we’ve made, you’ll walk away with a pleasantly-full belly (and possible leftovers!), recipes to keep, hands-on practice, and a new understanding of how to involve your kiddo in the kitchen.

This cooking class is led by Chef Ariel Voorhees of Gather Round Chef Service, a personal-chef service that helps busy families relax and connect over a good dinner at the end of a long day. 

These recipes are naturally vegetarian and can be made gluten-free by request. Please disclose all allergies in the ticket registration. Please note we are not an allergen free facility. 

Cooking tasks for kids will be taught in an age-appropriate, individualized manner. Use your judgment when deciding whether your kid is ready to participate!

Menu:

• Eggy-Cheesy Strata with Greens 
• Rainbow Fruit Salad
• Raspberry Streusel Muffins

About the Instructor: 

Chef Ariel Voorhees believes that sharing food is the best way for people to connect. Through her personal chef service, Gather Round Chef Service, she cooks custom meals in clients' homes to help busy families connect each night over a delicious homemade dinner. And with 14 years of classroom teaching experience, Chef Ariel absolutely loves teaching folks how to share delicious food with their loved ones. As a lifelong student of food cultures from around the world, she finds joy in helping others bring new flavors into their own homes. 

On May 4, Green Mountain Monteverdi Ensemble of Vermont presents perhaps the greatest piece of music composed before the time of Bach, Monteverdi's Vespro della Beata Vergine, more commonly known as the Vespers of 1610. Monteverdi was a true innovator, combining virtuoso instrumental and vocal lines over a foundation of plainchant melodies in a way never done before. The result is astonishingly beautiful music.

GMMEV features an all-Vermont cast of vocalists. GMMEV's soloists are joined by Counterpoint, Vermont's professional vocal ensemble. The world-class orchestra comprises brass and string players from the Montreal area, supported by top-notch continuo players from Vermont and the Boston area.

PB&J Concerts is excited to present Vanessa Collier coming to Retro Live, Plattsburgh NY on Sunday May 4th at 6PM. Vannessa Collier is heart soul & saxophone and keeps it Saxy!

She is a 15-time Blues Music Award nominee and four-time winner, including Contemporary Blues Female Artist of the Year and Horn Player of the Year. Her rise to the top of the music industry is nothing short of meteoric, with a voice and performance that compares to that of Bonnie Raitt, Collier turns up the heat with the charisma to get the crowd in the palm of her hand.

This will be her 5th performance to Plattsburgh and its been two years since her last performance. Vanessa recently released her sixth album, "Do It My Own Way," inspired by soul icons like Mavis Staples, Sharon Jones, James Brown, and Aretha Franklin.

The concert will start at 6 PM, with doors opening at 5 PM. The venue includes a large stage, plenty of room, high-top tables, and a dance area. Don’t miss the chance to see Vanessa Collier and her band return to Plattsburgh!

Join us for a Spring Tasting Event! We're trying Rosés, Pet Nats, Whites and Chillable Reds! 12 wines in all for $15! And if you like any, you can order them to be picked up Friday 5/9!

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)
Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30
BYOB (21+)
All Ages

Derek & The Demons:
Derek and the Demons is a rock trio from Windsor, VT, known for their globally-influenced sound. With over a decade of experience, they continue to release albums and perform at select events.

True North, A Love Letter to Canada

Contemporary Canadian composers

Andrew Balfour
Choral music in the Cree and Ojibway languages
Larry Nickel
Folk-inspired compositions and arrangements
Lynnette Combs, piano / Elizabeth Reid, viola

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon at The Soule House, sipping mimosas and enjoying pastries while Bloom Lab Perfumery invites you to discover the art of botanical perfumery. Whether you're a perfume enthusiast or simply looking for a new, creative experience, this event offers something for everyone. Blend your own fragrance and leave with a custom Eau de Parfum, crafted with intention and care. 

*Only 12 spots available, so book one for yourself and a friend today!*

In this class, you'll learn the art and science behind making French macarons (ma-ka-rohns), including all the best tips and tricks to manage these finicky delights. Elizabeth will teach you how to make macaron shells, as well as demonstrate how to make popular fillings. Students will have hands-on experience making and filling macarons and will go home with step-by-step instructions, including the recipe, troubleshooting guide, and equipment list, and approximately 2 dozen macarons!

Please note that participants will work in pairs for the class. If you purchase a single ticket you may be paired with another guest.

Additional information:

Must be 16+ years old to participate.

Must not have nut allergies (we work with almond flour).

About the instructor:

Elizabeth Berman is owner of Small Oven Pastries, a small-batch bakery located in Shelburne, Vermont, that specializes in Parisian-style macarons, meringues, and other bite-sized delights. Always obsessed with the balance of creativity and science in baking, she found her match in making French macarons, a deceptively simple recipe that has achieved cult status for a reason. A recovering academic, Elizabeth is excited to be back in the classroom sharing her obsession with others – she truly believes anyone can make macarons!

Our facility is BYOB.

If interested in a scholarship, please contact us at [email protected] or (802) 434-3445.

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Chef Joseph Yoon, a global leader in the burgeoning edible insect movement, as he brings his culinary artistry and passion for sustainable food to the Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium! With a variety of elegant tasting tables presented, Chef Yoon will inspire, educate, and delight with delicious and nourishing food for both your body and mind.

Your ticket includes a 10-course tasting banquet featuring Chef Yoon's creations, plus a drink ticket. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided by the St. Johnsbury Distillery.

The Bug Banquet takes place in the Museum's galleries. You will be able to walk around the eclectic natural history collections while you sample flavors brought together in unexpected ways. Chef Joesph Yoon's residency is hosted by the William Eddy Lecture series and part of a Wild Insects theme at the Fairbanks Museum. Current exhibits include Extinct and Endangered: Insects in Peril and Ant Architecture: the Hidden World of Social Insects.

TURNmusic Quartet performs 'Hurtling Toward Oblivion'

Tuesday May 13, 2025

Gallery Opens 7:00pm

Music Begins 7:30pm

$15-30 Sliding Scale Donation

21 & under free

BYOB

The Phoenix Gallery

5 Stowe Street Historic Downtown Waterbury, Vermont

HURTLING TOWARD OBLIVION -TurnMusic Quartet concert curated by Mary Rowell features “Dig the Say” by Vijay Iyer as the centerpiece of the show. A study exploring the intricacies of James Brown’s musical genius in 4 continuous movements whose titles refer to Brown’s 1969 song “I Don’t Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up the Door I’ll get in Myself). The program will include a contemplation of fantasy and dreams with Missy Mazzoli “Quartet for Queen Mab”; the wonder of the space we exist in with Shelly Washington “Middleground”; folk idioms and the spirit of dance and movement with Jessie Montgomery “STRUM”; the fearless relevance of Kyle Saulier  “at the edge of a world not unlike our own”; the world premiere of “Nadia” (translation hope) by Erik Nielsen, a work dedicated to the people of Ukraine. Hope you can join us. Come on! It’ll be FUN!

Accessibility statement

It is our mission to make our venue and programming as accessible and inclusive as possible. At TURNmusic we are committed to ensuring the best possible experience for all artists, audience members and other visitors to our space. We welcome customers and artists with disabilities and are pleased to assist you in your visit. Our website features Userway to assist in content accessibility and to let us know where we need to focus our attention to bring our website to compliance. Please see below for all access information at our venue.

Physical access. Accessing the gallery involves climbing up two steps and walking on the paved sidewalk of a paved street. A ramp can be provided on request. The venue is single story. We have a bathroom on site on the first floor, however it is not ADA compliant. 

Personal assistants. If you require a personal assistant or caregiver with you, we will be happy to offer them a complimentary ticket. To arrange this, simply add a complimentary caregiver ticket to your basket when booking online.

Assistance dogs. We welcome assistance and guide dogs at The Phoenix and are happy for them to accompany you in any of our spaces at the venue and can join you in the gallery for events. Please notify us if you will be bringing a dog to a performance so we can alert the artists.

Programs. If an artist is supplying a program for their performance, copies printed in a large, easy to read font are available upon request. Please notify us 48hrs in advance if you require an accessible program at [email protected].

Feedback. We welcome any feedback on your visit to TURNmusic, allowing us to continuously improve the experience of all visitors. Get in touch if you’d like to chat with us: [email protected].

TRS LIVE is an audience attended live recording session. Artists can perform a concert and record a traditional live album, or incorporate the performance for the audience as part of an ongoing album recording session – or anything in between.

With a limited capacity, these intimate performances foster a direct connection between the audience and the artist. Many music fans have never set foot in a recording studio. So to spend some extended time in the studio listening to a high quality recording – in real time – together in the same room with the artist, is an incredible experience.

TRS LIVE: The magic of live music performances in the sonic comfort of Tank Recording Studio, with a studio audience!

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)
Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30
BYOB (21+)
All Ages

Join us for an intimate evening of songwriting and storytelling featuring five talented Vermont-based musicians sharing the stage in a unique songwriter circle format. Experience the magic of live performance as Erin Cassels-Brown, Jenna Rice, Dante Frontani, Jenny Porter, and Fern Maddie take turns sharing their original compositions and the stories behind them. Don't miss this special collaboration of some of Vermont's finest singer-songwriters in an intimate listening room setting.

TRS LIVE is an audience attended live recording session. Artists can perform a concert and record a traditional live album, or incorporate the performance for the audience as part of an ongoing album recording session – or anything in between.

With a limited capacity, these intimate performances foster a direct connection between the audience and the artist. Many music fans have never set foot in a recording studio. So to spend some extended time in the studio listening to a high quality recording – in real time – together in the same room with the artist, is an incredible experience.

TRS LIVE: The magic of live music performances in the sonic comfort of Tank Recording Studio, with a studio audience!

Zongzi 粽子 are traditionally eaten during Duanwu Festival, also known as Dragon Boat Festival, which falls on the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar. Zongzi is a traditional dish made of glutinous rice stuffed with different fillings and wrapped in bamboo leaves. They are cooked by boiling. There are sweet and savory zongzi depending on the region of origin.

We’ll be making savory meat zongzi during this session. We will be wrapping together, you then take home to cook. Additional set of 3 are available for $18.

The deadline for class registration is May 11th.

Open Stage: for youth by youth

Hosted by UVM Music Education students

Saturday, May 17, 2025

5:00-6:00pm, free

Already a member? This event is free to you! Interested in SAM membership? For only $10 more than the ticket price you are eligible for free admission to this and more SAM events. MEMBERSHIP INFO.

The Decades is an immersive event featuring multimedia artists that specialize in memorable experiences. Sponsored by Eden Ciders & Switchback Brewing, we are pleased to host this event as a kick-off for our 2025 Museum Season!

Opening Day for Saint Albans Museum is May 17th! To kick off the season we are hosting THE DECADES. This is a costume party. Dress up from your favorite decade between 1920-2020 and experience a world where the decades blend together. Good conversation, dancing, and memory-making is guaranteed. Event is from 7-11 pm, bar is open from 7-10:30 pm. DJ Sets by DJ Cosmos, Moon Balloon, and Disco Phantom. Harp by Marie Hamilton. Projections & art by St. Albans Museum, Snail mail and Vanish Works. Photo Fun sponsored by Spotlight Vintage.

7-8 pm Interactive Art & Projections, Music and Mingling

8-9 pm Archival Projections, "Mystery Room", and Costume Photos

9-11 pm Dance Party with Disco Phantom

This event is a fundraiser. All bar proceeds benefit Education & Programs at SAM. Bring your wallet for the bar and attend with generosity in mind :)

"Glorious Celebration" concert 

Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 7:30 pm

McCarthy Arts Center Recital Hall Saint Michael's College

Bella Voce celebrates our 20th anniversary with two exciting gala concerts in May!  

The centerpiece for these Glorious Celebration concerts is Francis Poulenc's incomparable "Gloria" with singers joining us from across Vermont plus a 33-piece orchestra. These performances will also feature favorite selections from Bella Voce's past two decades. For these special concerts there is a single ticket price of $35. 

We hope you'll join us in the celebration!

Gather with friends at Talta Lodge and discover the art of botanical perfumery at this Bloom Lab botanical perfume blending event! Learn the basics of perfumery while creating your own custom Eau de Parfum that is hand-blended to reflect your unique personality. It's part art, part science, and a whole lot of fun and self-discovery! For anyone interested in perfumery or simply enjoying good company while trying something new.

You're also invited to arrive early or stay late to indulge in the on-site Spa amenities which include pool, sauna, and hot tub in a picturesque setting on the West Branch Little River in Stowe, Vermont. Spa amenities for the day are INCLUDED! The bar will be available for anyone interested in enjoying a beverage throughout the class. 

*Only 15 Spots available so book one for yourself and a friend today!

"Glorious Celebration" concert, Sunday, May 18, 2025 at 3:00pm 

McCarthy Arts Center Recital Hall Saint Michael's College

Bella Voce celebrates our 20th anniversary with two exciting gala concerts in May!  The centerpiece for these Glorious Celebration concerts is Francis Poulenc's incomparable "Gloria" with singers joining us from across Vermont plus a 33-piece orchestra. These performances will also feature favorite selections from Bella Voce's past two decades. For these special concerts there is a single ticket price of $35.  We hope you'll join us in the celebration!

Two different grand finale concerts will be performed by over a dozen favorite performers dating back to our first season of CCC: The Borromeo String Quartet, pianists Jeffrey Chappell and Jeewon Park, cellist Edward Arron, flutist Karen Kevra, an ensemble featuring violinist Laurie Smukler, and the vocal duo Sibyl. These blockbuster concerts include the music of Brahms, Mozart, J.S. Bach, Manuel De Falla, Ravel, and Mendelssohn.

Pennsylvania-based House of Hamill is a fixture on festival stages across the US, and have shared their music and stories on the country’s premier folk stages. Their version of “Pound a Week Rise” rose to #1 on the US Folk DJ charts, and the video for their all-violin cover of “Sweet Child O’ Mine” amassed over 16 million views on Facebook, where it was shared over 400,000 times. 

The band's upcoming release, “Wildfire,” marks House of Hamill's most compelling work to date. Featuring their strongest and most exciting songwriting, “Wildfire” is filled with lyrical depth, sophisticated vocal and instrumental arrangements, and hooks that are simply irresistible. This album captures the vibrant energy and creativity that have become the hallmarks of a House of Hamill live show.

 Whether they’re ripping through a set of original jigs and reels, adding lush three-part harmonies into traditional folk ballads, or cracking up an audience with stories from the road, House of Hamill puts on a show that captivates audiences from the very first note.

Jazz Jam hosted by Nina Towne

Wednesday, May 21, 2025

6-9pm, $5+

~Enjoy a fun evening of Music with The Grippo Funk Band~

~Cocktails, Common Roots Artisan Flatbreads & Grazing stations courtesy of Cloud 9 Catering~

~And the lush springtime setting of the Wheeler Homestead property!~

Dutch Experts was born out of the Covid Pandemic amidst the crumbling of societal infrastructure. This destruction mirrored singer/songwriter Hannah Hoffman’s own experiences during lockdown. Turning one of her lowest and most challenging points into a revisitation of her approach to sound, Hoffman began experimenting with layering synths and electronic drum beats in Garageband, creating a sonic landscape that bore the fruits of Dutch Experts and the creation of a debut EP, ‘Bound by This’. Inspired by her personal challenges, the gothic landscape of The Cure, and melodic choices informed by Kate Bush and Cocteau Twins, Hoffman locked into a sound that became uniquely modern yet captured an 80s sonic sensibility: synth pop with a darkwave edge. Recorded, mixed & mastered by Mikey Allred (All Them Witches, Inter Arma), Dutch Experts' debut EP, 'Bound By This' released on February 24, 2023, available both digitally and on vinyl.

Planning a wedding doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Join us Saturday, May 24th for an exclusive workshop designed to guide you through the process of organizing your big day with ease and confidence! 

Enjoy a day of relaxed productivity and connect with your own inner decision-making compass and create your Bridal Blueprint to make planning a breeze. Whether you're just starting out or need help with the finishing touches, this event will provide you with expert advice, practical tips, and hands-on strategies to ensure your wedding planning journey is smooth and enjoyable.​ Visit our website for more details.

Green Mountain Roller Derby is bringing punk rock back to the derby track! 

Join Vermont’s premier roller derby league on Saturday, May 24, for a home game homage to the counterculture that paved the way for the rise of our sport. Cheer on home teams Grade A Fancy and The Juggernauts in back-to-back bouts against Hartford Area Roller Derby and Monadnock Roller Derby. Doors open at 3:00, first whistle at 4:00. Don’t forget to bring non-perishable items for donation to the Montpelier Food Pantry, because giving back to your community is punk rock. 

Get Ready! The Alexis P. Suter Band Is Coming to Town! On Friday, May 24th, the powerhouse blues and soul sensation, Alexis P. Suter Band, is rolling into Plattsburgh, NY for one unforgettable night of live music at Retro Live.

With a voice that’s been described as “earth-shaking” and a stage presence that captivates from the first note, Alexis P. Suter and her band deliver a soulful, gritty, and high-energy performance that’s earned standing ovations from coast to coast. "The Alexis P. Suter Band, a powerful and unique five-piece ensemble that blends the lines between Blues, Soul, Gospel, and Rock music.

Alexis P. Suter Band burst onto the music scene as regular performers at Levon Helm’s legendary Midnight Rambles in Woodstock, NY, and has frequently opened for BB King. Three-time Blues Music Award nominee Alexis P. Suter owns that big, booming voice heard roaring out of Brooklyn, New York, that has been described as explosive and soul-bearing. This will be her third performance in Plattsburgh with her Blues Band, and she was recently featured as the star solo artist with the Plattsburgh Gospel Choir for their 2024 Christmas Gospel concert.

We turn Retro Live into a music club with a large stage, dance area, high-topped tables and chairs with plenty of room to move and see friends, both new and old. Tickets are 20 in advance and 25 at the door.

"Earth-shaking vocals. Soul-bearing blues. A powerhouse performance you’ll never forget."

TURNmusic presents:

Greenleaf, a Vermont-born guitarist and composer, embraces the unique challenges and strengths that shape his playing, including the influence of his cerebral palsy on his approach to the instrument. Live at Ford Hall represents an unfiltered self-portrait of an artist fully embracing his musical voice. “This is as close as I could get to who I am right now,” Greenleaf explains. “It’s supposed to feel raw and unrefined because that’s what I can do.”

Full Circle Theater Collaborative presents BabyCakes, a new play by local playwright Leila Teitelman.

Grieving parents attempt to face bereavement by attending local support meetings. Helen, a new addition to the group and a recent transplant, creates tension and raises suspicion within the well-established cohort when she refuses to open up about her past. The group must ultimately contend with their own feelings of discomfort while unearthing collective biases and deciding who is most deserving of their support. BabyCakes is an exploration of loss, birth, the hypocrisies of parenthood, and the death of loved ones. 

Directed by Amy Riley.

TURNmusic presents

The Outer Sounds series is curated by Greg Davis. He will utilize his connections to bring cutting edge musicians to The Phoenix. The Outer Sounds concert series will explore the worlds & intersections of electronic, experimental, avant-garde, improvised, ambient, drone, minimalist, free jazz, modern composition, psychedelic music and more. All concerts are intended to be accessible and open to anyone, regardless of knowledge or experience. We hope the music will encourage discussion, inquiry & feedback. Come with open ears, minds & hearts and listen to the Outer Sounds.

Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees)

Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30

BYOB (21+)

All Ages

 
Blabpipe
Blabpipe is an underground rock band that blends rock riffs, upbeat rhythms, melodic vocals, and poetically charged lyrics into a distinctive sound. Formed in New England, the band began as a trio with Ray (vocals/guitar), Sean (bass), and Greg (drums). Their early years were marked by original songs and performances across northern bars.

Influenced by current events and combining literature, art, and hard-driving rock, Blabpipe quickly gained a reputation for thought-provoking songs with diverse textures and emotions. After releasing their first EP, 6 Pack (2015), they followed up with albums Avalanche (2017), Gen X (2018), Idle Hands (2020), Early Rock Years (2023), and the single I Fight Monsters (2021).

Brother T and the Boys
Brother T and the Boys is a high-energy punk/hard rock band from New York's Capital and Adirondack regions. Led by the charismatic Brother T (Thomas Hogan), alongside James Krone on bass and Toddeee D. on drums, the power trio is known for their unique stage presence - complete with rubber chickens and slide whistles. The band has expanded beyond their local territory to venues in Burlington and Brooklyn, delivering performances that blend punk attitude with community spirit. Their music is available on Bandcamp.

The Grandstand Jockeys 
Formed in 2021 by ex-punk drummer Ron Burris, The Grandstand Jockeys are a four-piece band from New York known for captivating fans with their unique, guitar-driven brand of grunge pop. With a reputation for electric performances and two EPs under their belt – with a third incoming – they are building momentum every day as they work towards their goal of becoming the world's biggest band.

TURNmusic presents

Ray Vega/trumpet, Evan Allen/piano, Jeremy Hill/bass, Gaza Carr/drums. The RayVegaQuARTet presents original and standards and focuses on hard core swinging!!

The Vermont Choral Union presents RITES of SPRING!

Saturday, May 31, 7:30 p.m.

College Street Congregational Church, Burlington, Vermont

The Vermont Choral Union, under the direction of Eric Milnes, presents a delightfully seasonal program of choral music by some of the greatest composers of 19th century Germany (Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms) as well as wonderful new discoveries by some of their lesser known German contemporaries (Silcher, Rheinberger, Abt and Neuner).

The result will be full-bore musical exploration of the delights of spring and new love, for all who delight in both!

The deep dive into this celebrated repertoire includes time-honored favorites such as the The Liebeslieder Walzer (Lovesong Walzes) of Johannes Brahms, presented in its original version for choir and four-hand piano, with Director Eric Milnes and Cathedral Organist Peter Berton at the piano, conducted by Assistant Director Cole Marino.

All those looking forward to the flora, fauna and warm breezes of spring, and who have experienced or anticipate the rapture of romance will find pleasure and beauty in this program, and the Vermont Choral Union looks forward to seeing you there!

The Vermont Choral Union presents RITES of SPRING!

Sunday, June 1, 4:00 p.m.

The Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Burlington, Vermont

The Vermont Choral Union, under the direction of Eric Milnes, presents a delightfully seasonal program of choral music by some of the greatest composers of 19th century Germany (Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms) as well as wonderful new discoveries by some of their lesser known German contemporaries (Silcher, Rheinberger, Abt and Neuner).

The result will be full-bore musical exploration of the delights of spring and new love, for all who delight in both!

The deep dive into this celebrated repertoire includes time-honored favorites such as the The Liebeslieder Walzer (Lovesong Walzes) of Johannes Brahms, presented in its original version for choir and four-hand piano, with Director Eric Milnes and Cathedral Organist Peter Berton at the piano, conducted by Assistant Director Cole Marino.

All those looking forward to the flora, fauna and warm breezes of spring, and who have experienced or anticipate the rapture of romance will find pleasure and beauty in this program, and the Vermont Choral Union looks forward to seeing you there!

LAGER ONLY Craft Beer Festival featuring some of the best breweries in the region who produce high quality lagers.

Guy Davis is a two-time, back-to-back Grammy nominee for Best Traditional Blues, a musician, Actor, Author, and Songwriter. Guy’s music comments on and addresses the frustrations of social injustice, touching on historical events and common life struggles.
 

Janina of Red Poppy Cakery and Chef Ariel Voorhees of Gather Round Chef Services are teaming up for this fun workshop! Little Chefs, Big Bites is a fun and engaging cooking class series designed for kids and parents to cook together, learn new skills, and create delicious dishes as a team! In each session, families will explore exciting recipes, practice basic kitchen techniques, and enjoy the joy of making and sharing food. From hands-on mixing and measuring to tasting their own creations, little chefs will gain confidence in the kitchen while making big bites of flavorful fun. Join us for a culinary adventure where cooking becomes a family bonding experience!

In Pizza Party, kids and parents will make a family-friendly feast that’s perfect for pizza night! Whether you’re looking for a special activity or ready to switch your pizza night routine from takeout to homemade, this class will show you how much fun it is to cook with your kid. After sharing the feast that we’ve made, you’ll walk away with a pleasantly-full belly (and possible leftovers!), recipes to keep, hands-on practice, and a new understanding of how to involve your kiddo in the kitchen.

These recipes are naturally vegetarian and can be made gluten-free by request. Please disclose all allergies in the ticket registration. Please note we are not an allergen free facility. 

Cooking tasks for kids will be taught in an age-appropriate, individualized manner. Use your judgment when deciding whether your kid is ready to participate!

Menu:

• Personal Pizzas with DIY Toppings
• Cookie Pizzas with DIY Decorations
• Nooch Popcorn

About the Instructors: 

Janina McCue is the Owner of Red Poppy Cakery who discovered her love of teaching during the Covid lockdowns by jumping on zoom to bake with others! Ever since, she has loved sharing her passion for making celebrations sweeter with others by sharing her tips, tricks, recipes, and space with her community at Red Poppy Cakery.

Chef Ariel Voorhees believes that sharing food is the best way for people to connect. Through her personal chef service, Gather Round Chef Service, she cooks custom meals in clients' homes to help busy families connect each night over a delicious homemade dinner. And with 14 years of classroom teaching experience, Chef Ariel absolutely loves teaching folks how to share delicious food with their loved ones. As a lifelong student of food cultures from around the world, she finds joy in helping others bring new flavors into their own homes. 

Join us Saturday June 14th for an evening with "Father Lucie" live and direct from Jamaica.  An amazing way to celebrate Father's Day Weekend!  Doors Open at 6pm.  

The 9th Annual Vermont Renaissance Faire is coming to the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction, Vermont. 

The Faire will take over the midway at the CVE hosting musicians, magicians, knights, pirates, fairies, and over 120 artisans and crafters for this all-day, all-weekend, outdoor, family-friendly event.

The Vermont Renaissance Faire is a weekend of fun and merriment for the whole family! The Faire includes Medieval-inspired artisans and craft vendors; mead and cider makers from around Vermont; tasty food from local chefs; musicians, dancers, acrobats, aerialists, a joust, historical demos, encampments, Vikings, fairies, knights, jesters, pirates and even a unicorn! 

The Faire is a family-friendly event for all ages. Kids under 6 and Parking are both Free!

Enter to Win a Vacation to Normandy and Brittany, France!

Supporting Common Roots Farmstand at The Foodshelf

in South Burlington and Feeding Chittenden in Burlington!

Prize Info- VBT France: Normandy & Brittany Biking Vacation For Two Travelers

• 6 nights / 7 days in 3-and 5- star hotels (with the option to add additional days at cost)
• Welcome reception
• 12 meals: 6 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners
• Custom VBT bike and helmet
• Two local, bilingual trip leaders 
• Vehicle support 
• Luggage transfers
• Ride with GPS and daily route notes 
• Facilitated cultural experiences

Please note that both airfare and travel protection coverage are not included. 

Rating: Easy/Moderate with E-bikes available

Tour Description: 

Can’t decide if you’d rather cycle the historic coast of Normandy or Brittany’s charming seaside villages? On this VBT cycling vacation, you get it all! With six full nights to explore the region, you’ll enjoy a well-paced journey—unpacking for three nights in each authentic, French hotel. Explore scenic Bayeux—renowned for its tapestry depicting the Norman Conquest. Dive into history when a local historian walks you through the D-Day invasion during a guided tour of Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery. Pedaling along the sea-swept coast of Brittany with your French VBT trip leaders, you’ll discover the ancient walled city of Dinan and the seaside village of Cancale—where you can sample fresh local oysters. A guided tour of the glorious Benedictine abbey at Mont Saint-Michel is a highlight you’ll remember for a lifetime. 

All proceeds will benefit:

Common Roots ~ A VT non-profit for Food Equity.

A VT non-profit for Food Equity

Normandy & Brittany Bike Tour Raffle

DRAWING held at The Burlington Food and Wine Festival ~Saturday, June 21, 2025

(Need not be present to win~we will notify winner) • 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM EDT

Common Roots Farmstand at The Food Shelf

PRIZE DONOR VBT Bicycling Vacations

Approximate Retail $US value:  $10,000 (approximate value, based on 2025 travel dates) 

Your choice of VBT branded gear for your adventure Offer Dates:  Now thru October 2026. See vbt.com for specific dates.

Mark your calendars for July 12, 2025, because the National Life Group Do Good Fest® is back! Join us on our back lawn in Montpelier, Vermont, for an unforgettable day filled with music, food, community, and most importantly, doing good. 

Do you know a kid who loves to be in the kitchen? Check out King Girls Kitchen’s Whisk & Wonders summer camp! Kids will explore ingredients, create delicious treats, learn new skills, and have fun! 

Some of the recipes on the menu include Cookies, Muffins & our Cupcake Extravaganza! 

Camp will run from 9:30am - 1:30pm and include a 30-minute break each day.

About the instructor:

All summer camps are taught by King Girls Kitchen’s Owner & Operator Elizabeth King. A licensed Vermont educator, Elizabeth brings together her love of teaching & her love of cooking in the King Girls Kitchen curriculum. Elizabeth is passionate about helping kids feel comfortable, happy and connected in the kitchen. We focus on fun, confidence building & judgement free food exploration, as well as building some practical skills along the way. Find out more about Elizabeth at her website: KingGirlsKitchen.com

Camp has a maximum of 10 students and a minimum of 8. Camp may be cancelled 4 days ahead of time if minimum is not met. Tickets are refundable up to 7 days before the start of each camp.

If interested in a scholarship, please contact us at [email protected] or (802) 434-3445.

Join us for an introduction to blockprinting with linoleum.  Using images from the garden we will draw onto the linoleum and learn to carve and print. You'll make a series of prints with your new image and take home your linoleum block to continue your printing adventure! 

This is the fourth year that jen has offered this workshop at Horsford Garden & Nursery. The workshop is in a barn surrounded by the beauty of the gardens.

If time allows, we will also print from natural materials.

All materials provided

https://www.attherootvt.com/

The One LoVermont Freedom & Unity Festival is back with more freedom and more unity!

One LoVermont was established to cultivate and further the spirit of ONE LOVE; a universal respect for all people, and Vermont's own state motto of Freedom & Unity with a focus on reggae & international music, as well as supporting community, local agriculture and artisanry, small farming, hand craftsmanship and sustainable living.

Join us for a weekend of freedom, unity and fun! Live musical acts from Jamaica, artisan vendors, engaging workshops, overnight camping! Full schedule of events and workshops to be announced soon.

Friday Afternoon/Evening: Workshops, Unity Dinner and the Enchanted Forest featuring live drumming, EDM and Dub music. Saturday: Workshops, Full Vendor Market, Live Bands with Queen Omega brining her fire vocals direct from Tobago! Overnight camping is included with ticket price. For details on what to bring and guidelines for camping visit: www.onelovermont.com

The 3rd Annual Vermont Psychic Expo is coming to the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction, Vermont on Saturday, August 9th & Sunday, August 10th, 2025. The Expo North will host readers, workshops, vendors, performers and more.

Meet the best psychic readers in Vermont and from across New England including tarot cards, spirit mediumship, palmistry, crystals, and a myriad of other types. This interactive event includes daily spirit mediumship galleries’ as well as multiple ‘how-to’ workshops and panels throughout the weekend.

Tickets for workshops, presentations, and individual readings will be on sale onsite near the main entrance.

Joining us both behind the scenes and on the floor at the Expo are Bruce & Red Hoskins of Lord Fafnir & Spawn Psychic Readers.

Gather with friends at Seven Birches Winery and discover the art of botanical perfumery at this Bloom Lab botanical perfume blending event! At this 2 hour class you will learn the basics of perfumery while creating your own custom botanical Eau de Parfum that is hand-blended to reflect your unique personality. It's part art, part science, and a whole lot of fun and self-discovery! For anyone interested in perfumery or simply enjoying good company while trying something new. 

*Wine/cider tasting flights, wine/cider by the glass, non-alcoholic beverages, charcuterie, snacks, etc. are all available for purchase.

Tickets limited to just 20 guests. Reserve tickets for yourself and a friend today!

Gather with friends at Coterie Commons and discover the art of botanical perfumery at this Bloom Lab botanical perfume blending event! At this 2 hour class you will learn the basics of perfumery while creating your own custom botanical Eau de Parfum that is hand-blended to reflect your unique personality. It's part art, part science, and a whole lot of fun and self-discovery! For anyone interested in perfumery or simply enjoying good company while trying something new. 

*Only 20 spots available, so book one for yourself and a friend today!*

Gather with friends at Coterie Commons and discover the art of botanical perfumery at this Bloom Lab botanical perfume blending event! At this 2 hour class you will learn the basics of perfumery while creating your own custom botanical Eau de Parfum that is hand-blended to reflect your unique personality. It's part art, part science, and a whole lot of fun and self-discovery! For anyone interested in perfumery or simply enjoying good company while trying something new.

*Only 20 spots available, so book one for yourself and a friend today!*

The 4th Annual Vermont Steampunk Expo is returning to Vermont on November 8th & 9th, 2025. The Champlain Valley Exposition will host a weekend of Victorian Science Fiction and Fantasy for the whole family. 

The Expo will include dozens of authors, artists, makers and vendors. Patrons will be able to participate in and enjoy daily panels and workshops as well as musical entertainment and live demonstrations. Everyone is welcome to come in costume (tasteful) but it is not required.

The Expo is a family-friendly event for all ages.

Pianist Diana Fanning has toured extensively as a solo performer and chamber musician throughout the U.S. and in England, France, Austria, Switzerland, Holland, the Czech Republic, Canada and Germany. After a concert in Munich, a critic wrote that “Diana Fanning stunned her listeners with the rich spectrum of subtle colors and tonal nuances she revealed. Her recital seized the audience with a veritable deep magic.” Ms. Fanning has performed on numerous occasions as a concerto soloist with the Vermont Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Fanning has taught at Middlebury for over 40 years.

She will present a program including works by Chopin, Janacek, Fauré and Beethoven.

A portion of the concert proceeds will support Red Cross Disaster Relief.

Shop over 125 vendors at Vermont's most unique holiday craft fair! Have your picture taken with Santa and Mrs. Clause and get free gift wrapping courtesy of Josh's House!

Browse and shop artisans and craft vendors from across Vermont and New England. These include woodcrafts, clothing, jewelry, spices, pottery, food stuffs & sweets, leather goods, maple products, artwork, teas, meads, wines and distilled spirits, games, pet goods and so much more.