
Alton Brown, one of the New England Culinary Institute's most famed graduates, returns to Vermont for a stop on his "Eat Your Science" tour. The celeb chef, author and TV host's show includes songs, demos and wacky antics. If you show up, be prepared: Brown likes to invite audience volunteers to join him onstage.
Alton Brown Live: Monday, October 30, 7 p.m., Flynn MainStage, Burlington. $48-136. Info, 863-5966, flynntix.org.
More food events
'New England Cooks' with Peter Colman: Now in its sixth year, "New England Cooks" features chefs and food producers hamming it up in front of a live audience. Past episodes have showcased NECI executive chef Jean-Louis Gerin, Sam Palmisano of Pulcinella's, and Donnell Collins of Leunig's Bistro & Café. This time around, the crowd at the live taping gets to hang with Peter Roscini Colman, owner of Plainfield's Vermont Salumi. Thursday, October 26, 7-8:30 p.m., Central Vermont Television, Barre. $18. Info, 476-1087, vermontsalumi.com.
Gilfeather Turnip Festival: Celebrate Vermont's state vegetable at this annual gathering featuring live music, craft vendors, snacks and, of course, a turnip competition. Entrants compete for the titles of largest turnip, best turnip name and best "strange and/or funny turnip." It's a family event, though, so keep those funny turnips clean. Saturday, October 28, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., at various locations in Wardsboro. Free. Info, 896-3416, friendsofwardsborolibrary.org.
Sugarhouse Breakfast: Don't miss the final edition of the LimLaw Family Maple Farm's Fall Breakfast series. The buffet-style brunch includes dishes such as cheddar-and-bacon quiche, biscuits with sausage gravy, and buttery bread pudding. Sunday, October 29, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., LimLaw Family Maple Farm, West Topsham. Cost of food and drink. Info, 439-5995, limlawmaplefarm.com.
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