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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many a change, but the Women’s Festival of Crafts can’t be kept down. The 31st edition of the bazaar, featuring Vermont crafters, makers and more, has gone virtual.
The current state of our world is one we have not experienced before. The coronavirus has wreaked havoc over the past few months, and altered not only the present, but the future as well. With COVID comes an obligation to take on new precautions necessary for day to day life. It takes time, …
On Tuesday Oct. 6, and Thursday, Oct. 8, alert travelers along Hinesburg Road in South Burlington may have noted some construction at the home labeled 57.
The United Church of Hinesburg is taking its annual holiday bazaar digital, with an online store. The 60-plus-year-old tradition is going virtual, though the in-person mingling and noshing session will be missed.
The Second Congregational Church in Hyde Park will be selling “feel good” wreaths on Saturday, Dec. 5, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Francesca D’Elia of Jeffersonville started making jewelry in middle school as part of an after-school arts club and then more seriously in her sophomore year of high school.
Jeudevine Memorial Library in Hardwick hosts a virtual workshop, Making Evergreen Salves with Marget Maldonado, Saturday, Nov. 14, 9-10 a.m.
River Arts in Morrisville challenged the community to create artistic scarecrows — and the community delivered. The lineup is displayed along the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail until Friday, Nov. 6.
Just as you intuitively reach for your jacket, a trip out in public now prompts you to snag another part of your wardrobe: your mask.
Ann Davila Cardinal wants to scare your teenagers.
Over the past several weeks, volunteers from all corners of Lamoille County and beyond came together to help their neighbors secure a little more warmth this winter.
Unfathomable. That’s the word that Debora Steinerman uses when discussing the number 1.5 million. For Steinerman, the term unfathomable is fitting because that’s how many children were killed by the Nazi regime during the Holocaust, eight decades ago as World War II raged across the globe.
On Oct. 10 and 11, from noon until 5 p.m., Palmer’s Sugarhouse in Shelburne will participate in the Maple 100, a statewide celebration of the sweet, sticky stuff.
Fourth grade students at Stowe Elementary got creative last Wednesday, Sept. 29, making and racing vegetable cars on the basketball courts near Parks and Rec.
It’s September in Vermont. The maple trees are starting to blush red at their tops, the apple trees are laden with apples, and cold mornings are making us all rummage for our sweaters.
River Arts in Morrisville is challenging the community and local businesses to create artistic scarecrows to be displayed along the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail Oct. 19-31.
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