The Lyric Theatre Company is seeking ideas and members.
Emily Bernard of South Burlington has been elected to a three-year term on the board of trustees at the Vermont Arts Council.
A South Burlington student musician played earlier this month in a concert featuring the “best of the best.”
Local Motion, Vital Communities and GoVT invite locals to get active for the 2021 Vermont Winter Bike/Walk Challenge.
Ray Vega of South Burlington, a three-time Grammy award winning jazz musician and a senior lecturer at the University of Vermont in jazz history and trumpet has received the 2020 Ellen McCulloch-Lovell Award in Arts Education from the Vermont…
Education & Enrichment for Everyone invites everyone to subscribe to a series of stimulating talks on a variety of subjects including current issues, Vermont history, U.S. history, foreign affairs, and more, followed by an active Q & …
The affordable housing committee and the South Burlington Library are co-sponsoring a book discussion series on “The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America,” by Richard Rothstein.
Vermont Ballet Theater School closed shop in March as the COVID-19 pandemic reached Vermont, but the group has worked to keep its students dancing, providing 10 weeks of online courses.
High school-aged filmmakers — sign up now to join the Winter Film Club!
The Vermont Folklife Center and the Pride Center of Vermont have teamed up for a new exhibit, “Pride 1983,” which explores the origins and legacy of the state’s first pride march that summer.
Almost 40 young creatives sent in a variety of responses to our coloring page, asking what they were thankful for in this unusual, tumultuous year.
Which mask will prove ugliest? This year’s finalists for the COVID-adapted South Burlington Rotary Club’s “Ugly Mask” competition, some of which are shown here, have been receiving online votes.
Winter Lights, an exhibit, expected to open Nov. 27, won’t happen this year at Shelburne Museum.
What are you thankful for? This full-page coloring contest entry will be available in November print issues of the five Vermont Community Newspaper Group publications.
“Skin colored” pink tights and pink pointe shoes have long lined the walls of ballet stores.
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