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Sat, 07/17/2021 - 5:42am -- tim Vermont Business Magazine Burlington City Arts is bringing Festival of Fools back to downtown Burlington from July 30-August 1, 2021. Presented by Community Bank NA, this years festival marks a return to the Church Street Marketplace and City Hall Park after having to cancel the beloved celebration in 2020 due to the pandemic. "After a long and difficult year that included the cancellation of the 2020 Festival of Fools, it will be great to have some good laughs t...

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   LONDONDERRY — It’s difficult to imagine a rendition of “Fire on the Mountain” not creating a big moment at a festival where bands will be playing songs by and inspired by Grateful Dead on the hill of a local ski resort. Joe Levy, owner of Whirlygig Music, organized the Dead of Summer Music Festival Two around bands who play from the Dead catalog or songs the Dead covered. He wanted not only different performers from the in...

Doreen Kraft, executive director, Burlington City Arts Making art accessible to all has been the mission of Burlington City Arts since it was founded in the 1980s, when Bernie Sanders was mayor of the Queen City. A department of the City of Burlington, BCA meets its mission in partnership with the BCA Foundation, a nonprofit that fundraises to support exhibitions, events, public art and education programs — BCA offers classes and camps that t...

Burlington nearly lost high-level baseball, following a reorganization by the MLB

Sponsored and Supported by Farrell Distributing Vermont Business Magazine Vermont Retail and Grocers Association (VRGA) and the Vermont Specialty Food Association (VSFA) work together to guide Vermont made products through the doors of grocery and retail stores statewide. In early 2021, VRGA Member Farrell Distributing partnered with the two associations to pair Vermont specialty foods with beverages that would enhance and highlight the unique nature of both products. With a wide assortment of ...

The beer case at City Market, Onion River Co-op In 2011, John and Jen Kimmich, owners of the Alchemist, began building a production brewery to package their beers for retail sale. And they made a decision that some in the craft beer industry thought was strange: They built a canning line. At the time, John Kimmich recalled in a recent interview, craft beer came almost exclusively in 12- or 22-ounce bottles; cans were associated with mass-pro...