- Courtesy of Inna Chirko Photography
- The cover photo of Zig Zag Lit Mag
It's Lit
Sunday 26
Lovers of literature and independent media flock to Zig Zag Lit Mag's Issue.14 Release Party at Tourterelle in New Haven. The newest issue of the Addison County publication features works from more than 30 local writers, most of whom are in attendance for readings and meet and greets. A cash bar keeps the party going all afternoon.
Glass Waffle Houses
Saturday 25
- Courtesy of Brian MacDonald
- Waffle Day
Burlington's AO Glass throws an unmissable party for Swedish Waffle Day — Våffeldagen to those in the know — featuring the eponymous breakfast food courtesy of the Waffle Wagon food truck and a sampling of Runamok's infused maple syrups. Attendees can even press their own glass waffle after watching the expert glassblowers at work.
Happily Everest After
Thursday 23 & Friday 24
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- Pasang
Pasang: In the Shadow of Everest is one of the films traveling the state during Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival's MNFF Vermont Tour this week. Stopping at Rutland's Paramount Theatre and Burlington's Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center Film House, this 2022 documentary tells the story of Pasang Lhamu Sherpa, the first known Indigenous Nepali woman to summit the world's highest mountain.
Living in Harmony
Friday 24 & Sunday 26
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- Basset
Toronto-based acoustic duo Basset takes audiences at Randolph's Chandler Center for the Arts and Richmond Congregational Church on tuneful journeys through forests, prairies and silent cities after dark. Songs from the pair's debut album, In the Clay, are deeply inspired by nature in all its diverse and ever-changing forms.
Two in the Sugar Bush
Saturday 25 & Sunday 26
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- Maple Open House Weekend
During the first of two Maple Open House Weekends, sugar makers across the state open their doors to visitors interested in the tapping, making and tasting of all things sweet and sticky. From sugar bush tours to sugar on snow to sap boiling demonstrations, there's something everywhere and for everyone.
Short Stories
Wednesday 29
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- Night at the Movies
Vermont Symphony Orchestra presents A Night at the Movies at Castleton University, the first of three performances celebrating animated and documentary short films made or scored by Vermonters. Matt LaRocca conducts a chamber orchestra in the soundtracks to stories ranging from a reimagining of "Hansel and Gretel" to a child's perspective on her undocumented farmworker family.
Great White North
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- "To the Hot River (Sveitarfélagio Olfus)" by Elizabeth Nelson
Northern Vermont artist Elizabeth Nelson presents a solo show, "NORTH," at the Front in Montpelier. Nelson's paintings ruminate on the harsh, wintry landscapes of the Green Mountain State, Iceland and Norway, harnessing light and texture to evoke the beauty and fragility of these locations.
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