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In 2022, Vermont’s arts and culture sector generated $158.6 million in economic activity, $34.8 million in tax revenue and supported about 2,700 jobs. That’s according...

When Keisha Luce invites nationally touring artists to perform at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, she's sometimes met with bewilderment. "They're like,...

MONTPELIER, VT — The Vermont Arts Council has announced $1,931,000 in awards to 85 creative sector organizations and businesses in its final round of funding through the Creative Futures Grant

MONTPELIER — The Board of Trustees of the Vermont Arts Council has named Susan Evans McClure as executive director of the council, the state’s primary source of funding, advocacy and

The Vermont Arts Council announced on Thursday the appointment of new executive director Susan Evans McClure. Deputy director Amy Cunningham had been filling in as...

These 5 ideas will teach kids the importance of eating locally sourced produce—and help you raise a future foodie.

Water is essential to people’s health, and many individuals make use of it for recreational use and as part of their livelihoods.

Steve Page devoted three years to building the Lois McClure but spent very little time sailing on it. As one of four shipwrights hired in...

Adirondack in Port Kent, N.Y. The Lake Champlain Transportation Companys plan to sink one of its retired car ferries in Burlington Bay foundered this week in the face of rising opposition. Despite winning approval from state environmental regulators, the proposal to scuttle the 108-year-old Adirondack stirred up fears that the sunken vessel could further pollute the lake. The company and state officials on Tuesday withdrew their joint application for a permit that th...

"Some of these old pieces still smell," Stomberg said. "So theres a sensory element thats missing." What virtual offerings can do is keep people connected. In an age of isolation, thats invaluable. At Shelburne Museum, Denenberg said, "Were trying to keep people distracted and engaged" — though he conceded that its hard to predict which online programming will appeal to the public. Of the museums 35 or so online offerings in the past year, a six-week virtual quilt club was ...