- Courtesy Of Rashid Makhlouf
- Elisabeth Pixley-Fink
Punk Goes Acoustic
Monday 1
Shelburne's Bread & Butter Farm kicks off a new concert series in its historic barn with an appearance by Michigan singer-songwriter Elisabeth Pixley-Fink. Pixley-Fink's unique brand of folk, infused with "bratty garage rock" and a hit of queer futurism, gets hearts racing and breaking. Chris Dorman opens.
A New Hope
Friday 29-Sunday 31
- File Luke Awtry
- The Hope Principle
Vermont institution Bread and Puppet Theater takes a brand-new show on the road: The Hope Principle Show: Citizens' Shame and Hope in the Time of Genocide. Making stops at Greensboro's Highland Center for the Arts, Barre's Old Labor Hall and Rutland's Paramount Theatre, the production uses puppetry, dance and acrobatics to move through grief for lost lives and toward healing.
Mountain Time
Friday 29 & Saturday 30
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- Banff Film Festival
Lovers of adrenaline and the outdoors experience a slate of adventure films packed with high-climbing thrills when the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour comes to the Flynn in Burlington. This year's lineup includes shorts about climbing with cystic fibrosis, BASE jumping, the niche flying sport of paramotoring and safety kayakers in Zambia.
On the Air
Saturday 30
- © Mirko Macari | Dreamstime
- Star Radio Hour
Local musicians, poets, storytellers and skit comedians prep their best performances for Star Radio Hour: River of Dreams at Seven Stars Arts Center in Sharon. A swing-dance party soundtracked by the Play It Forward band follows this rollicking variety show, broadcasted live on Royalton Community Radio WFVR.
Satanic Verses
Saturday 30
- Courtesy Of Nico Carver
- Maggie Thrash
New Hampshire author Maggie Thrash discusses her newest novel, Rainbow Black, with award-winning graphic novelist Tillie Walden at Norwich Bookstore. In this high-octane live wire of a book, the past returns to haunt a now-adult lesbian who became infamous during the Satanic panic when her hippie parents were arrested and falsely accused of horrific crimes.
High Slopes
Sunday 31
- Courtesy Of Dave Priganc
- Cochran's Nordic Cross
Cochran's Ski Area in Richmond welcomes one and all to its last big event of the season, the annual Cochran's Nordic Cross. All-ages races challenge competitors and endlessly entertain spectators with uphill, downhill, slalom, jump and obstacle portions, and every racer gets to be a winner at an après-ski pancake party.
Just Add Watercolor
Ongoing
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- "Spring Swans" by Lynn Zimmerman
The Vermont Watercolor Society presents "Spring Release," its annual juried membership show, at the South Burlington Public Art Gallery. Forty resplendent paintings make viewers' eyes water at the diverse styles, vibrant colors and expressive lines that are possible in this medium.
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